Joe Bloggs

Last Supper

Kaiten (rotary/revolving/conveyor belt) sushi is not my favourite meal. The quality of fish is usually below par and if a restaurant isn't busy the food is visibly wilting, reminding me of a food critic's words when not impressed with an inflight meal "the fish that graced my plate died in vain".

The restaurant this picture was taken at is inside the Holiday Inn on the Takanogawa river in northeast Kyoto and would get a 5 out of 10 from me (most Kaiten sushi restaurants get about 2). As you may guess, you pay by the plate and the colour of the plate determines the cost. And NO I didn't eat all those! We went at the behest of the boys as this was my last meal with them before heading for the U.S.