Went to this place and tried the chicken teriyaki bento and fish katsu bento. We have to say that the serving is not that great but the food does taste good. We also tried ala carte sushi from the rolling belt and they taste alright. Generally, we would rate this place about 7 out 10, so we'll come back but not really our first choice for Japanese fix.

I have never had a problem at Zushi Bento. The food is always of great quality- fresh ingredients, freshly prepared, and tastes delicious! They offer a variety of Japanese foods, other than just sushi. The service has let me down at times, but the value and quality of food is great.

Approximate cost: $10

I have been here before and unfortunately disappointed this time. Hot food wasnt hot, and there was a limit range available on the train. Cashier was very friendly and the staff were accomodating even if it took sometime to get what you asked for.

Approximate cost: $5.50

The food is just ok. the restaurant served dimsum and sushi too. but the dimsum are not nice and not many choices for selection. They display sushi on a sushi train.

The sushi is average but the food is really nice. The price is also reasonable for the quality. I would definitely go back again.

I like going here for something different, the staff are so friendly and the food is pretty good! Menu items sit on a conveyor belt and you just take what you want, it's really great to choose from a selection you're looking at.

I have only been here a few times, on the occasions that I have eaten from here the sushi is of a reasonable standard. It all tastes fresh which is great but some items are quite bland. I would go back again though

This new sushi belt restaurant is okay, pretty average really. Not as good as Jaws, quality wise, but thankfully half as expensive. I suppose you get what you pay for. The service is good, and I like the variety you get of sushi and dim sum. Neither the sushi nor the dim sum is very authentic tasting, but well, it is what it is. I like the soft shell crab sushi on the deluxe plate. I still prefer Jaws or even Edo Shiki in the city. Somehow even though Edo Shiki is the same franchise as this place, the quality of the sushi is better. It could be because Zushi Bento is still so new and they have to work out the kinks. When they first opened I would find a bone or a scale in my salmon sashimi, but I must say they seem to be getting better about that sort of thing. Overall I would go back for a quick sushi fix if I were shopping in the area, but not the first place I would seek out if I were dying for sushi-belt sushi.