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Conveyor Belt Sushi Daruma opened in Botany.

First thing in the morning fresh fish caught daily is stocked from the fish market next door and offered to customers.

A popular conveyor belt sushi concept that's authentic and yet fun has been actualized even in Oakland.

"Daruma" represents the Buddhist priest, the Bodhidharma, and is a charm against evil. From its round shape--that always puts it right-side up when it falls over--it is widely used as a symbol for a prosperous business and as a talisman, as well as a congratulatory gift.

It also has many meanings of displaying success, such as when you've achieved something you paint in the whites of his eyes with ink.

In Wellington the Kazu Group, who manage many shops, is moving its first store into Auckland.
It's the same conveyor belt sushi system as Japan but with a fresh interior.

Typical of Japanese management, there are many irresistibly precious and rare sushi toppings.
There is plenty of parking but you should come prepared for congestion on the weekends.

There is a fun $5-set for kids that they will be sure to love

You choose the sushi you like from the rotating counter and select from colored plates that range from about $2.80 ~ $5.
One-person budget is around $40.
You are free to choose your own budget and the toppings you like so even your friends and family can be satisfied.