Sushi Bushi Review: A Mixed Bag of Sushi Delights in Seminyak

Sushi Bushi, Seminyak

Lana

Hey foodies! If you’re in Seminyak, Bali, and craving sushi, you might want to check out Sushi Bushi on Sunset Road. But let me give you the lowdown before you dive in!

First off, the place has a conveyor belt sushi setup, which sounds fun, right? Well, it can be a hit or miss. Some folks have had a pretty rough experience here. One reviewer mentioned that if you’re looking for cheap sushi, this is your spot, but don’t expect high quality. They described the sushi on the conveyor as looking unappealing and crumbling, with fish that didn’t seem fresh. Yikes! They ordered a California roll and sweet corn inari sushi, only to be disappointed by a roll that was overloaded with cheese and crab sticks, which didn’t match the menu picture at all. The sweet corn sushi? Another letdown. They didn’t even finish their meal! Plus, the staff was apparently louder than the customers, which is a bit of a mood killer.

On the flip side, there are some positive vibes too! Another diner praised the great service and friendly staff, saying the place was clean and bright. They enjoyed the sushi and appreciated the variety, although they thought the drinks could use some improvement. They even suggested adding chairs outside for waiting customers, which is a solid idea!

Now, if you’re a fan of chicken sushi, you might find a gem here. Just be prepared for a bit of chaos when trying to snag a table. There’s a minimum spend of IDR 100,000 if you’re using a card, but the conveyor sushi is only IDR 10,000 per plate, which is a steal! Just keep in mind that the sushi experience can be a bit chaotic, and the quality might not be what you expect.

One last review I came across was pretty harsh. They were drawn in by the IDR 10,000 promo but ended up regretting it. They found the salmon sushi not fresh and noted that most of the conveyor sushi was filled with tempura crumbs. They also had trouble getting the staff’s attention for refills on wasabi and ginger. If you’re used to good sushi, this might not be the place for you.

So, what’s the verdict? If you’re looking for a casual sushi experience and don’t mind taking a risk with the quality, Sushi Bushi could be worth a shot. Just keep your expectations in check, and maybe stick to the menu items that come highly recommended, like the Salmon Sushi or Chicken Karaage. Happy eating!

Satria

So, I recently checked out this conveyor belt sushi spot called Sushi Bushi in Seminyak, Bali, and I gotta say, it was quite the experience! Located on Jalan Sunset Road No. 86A, this place has a chill vibe, but the food ratings are a bit of a mixed bag. They’ve got a food score of 2.3/5.0, service at 3.0/5.0, and atmosphere sitting at 3.3/5.0. I went there for dinner, and the price per person is around Rp75,000-100,000, which is pretty decent for Bali. Plus, there’s plenty of free parking, but I’d recommend bringing a motorcycle if you can.

I ordered a few things like the Chicken Roll Set, Salmon Sashimi, and Gyoza, and honestly, everything was tasty! I mean, some folks said it was “very tasty and nice” and “yummi!!” I even heard someone say it was the “best meal I’ve had in Indonesia.” But, I did notice that the portion sizes were a bit on the smaller side, which was a bummer.

Now, I did come across some mixed reviews from other diners. One person mentioned that the price for every plate is Rp.10,000, which is super cheap! But they felt there was too much crispy flour in the sushi, and they weren’t a fan of the cheese sauce. Another review pointed out that while the sushi was affordable, it was a bit too fusion for their taste, and the udon was way too sweet. But hey, they still enjoyed the experience, especially the food train!

On the flip side, I did see a review that was less than impressed. Someone ordered via Gofood and said it was the “worst sushi ever,” claiming it didn’t taste fresh and they even tossed it out to avoid food poisoning. Yikes!

Overall, I had a good time at Sushi Bushi. The staff were friendly, and the place was clean and bright. I’d definitely consider going back if I find myself in Bali again. If you’re looking for a fun sushi experience without breaking the bank, this might just be the spot for you!

Menu List:

Ehime Set Rolls Delicious rolls featuring seafood, avocado, and grilled chicken.	IDR Rp 99,000 US $ 6.2 AUS $ 9.8 EURO € 5.9 CNY ¥ 44.6
Takoyaki Japanese street food balls filled with octopus, topped deliciously.	IDR Rp 32,000 US $ 2 AUS $ 3.2 EURO € 2 CNY ¥ 14.4
Chicken Roll Set Savory rolls with unique flavors and delightful textures.	IDR Rp 75,000 US $ 4.7 AUS $ 7.4 EURO € 4.5 CNY ¥ 33.8
Mini Tower A delightful stack of flavors, perfectly layered and satisfying.	IDR Rp 200,000 US $ 12.4 AUS $ 19.6 EURO € 11.9 CNY ¥ 90
Kani Roll Set Delicious sushi assortment featuring crab, avocado, and egg.	IDR Rp 75,000 US $ 4.7 AUS $ 7.4 EURO € 4.5 CNY ¥ 33.8
Tuna Roll Set A delightful assortment of fresh tuna and savory rolls.	IDR Rp 75,000 US $ 4.7 AUS $ 7.4 EURO € 4.5 CNY ¥ 33.8
Aka Kara Ramen Spicy miso noodles topped with spring onion, seaweed, and corn.	IDR Rp 54,000 US $ 3.4 AUS $ 5.3 EURO € 3.3 CNY ¥ 24.3
Salmon Roll Set A delightful assortment of sushi with rich flavors.	IDR Rp 88,000 US $ 5.5 AUS $ 8.7 EURO € 5.3 CNY ¥ 39.6
Chicken Yaki Soba Fried noodles topped with spring onion and crispy delights.	IDR Rp 54,000 US $ 3.4 AUS $ 5.3 EURO € 3.3 CNY ¥ 24.3
Corn Salad Inari Set Vegan sushi filled with fresh corn salad, delightful and refreshing.	IDR Rp 120,000 US $ 7.5 AUS $ 11.8 EURO € 7.2 CNY ¥ 54
Tuna Aburi Nigiri Set Eight pieces of torched sushi topped with spicy mayo.	IDR Rp 190,000 US $ 11.8 AUS $ 18.7 EURO € 11.3 CNY ¥ 85.5
Salmon Nigiri Set Eight pieces of delicate fish atop seasoned rice.	IDR Rp 190,000 US $ 11.8 AUS $ 18.7 EURO € 11.3 CNY ¥ 85.5