Big Guy Eating: Yo Sushi of Boston is so Cool

I was in Boston for the Sail Boston event - they had many of sailing ships - and came across this unique restaurant. It is called Yo Sushi; Japanese street food and sushi. I have never been to one like it before and want to return there in the future.

Yo Sushi is unique; at least to me. They have a small conveyor belt that goes from the kitchen area - near the center - to where the customers are located. To chose what one wants to eat, one takes the bowl or plate off the conveyor belt. If one wants something special, one presses a button that turns the column in front of you a different color and the wait staff comes and takes order. The price of the item is determined by the color of the plate or bowl.

One can see the bowl on the conveyor belt. The left side is where the chefs place the food. On the right side of the divider is where the customer can chose the item they want to eat.

Here is another view of the belts with many bowls and plates being transported to customers.

At the customers side is a small tray. It has a container of ginger, a jar of wasabi, a bottle of soy sauce and a box with chop sticks.

Here is one of the chefs preparing the food either to be delivered to the customer or to the belt to be transported.

Here one can see where the customers are and part of the cooking area.

Here one can see people outside walking by. They had big windows so those outside can see in and those inside can see out.

Here is one of the items I chose to consume. It was a cold ramen dish. It was good.

Here is the top of the outside of the menu. The inside contained information on what was on the conveyor belt, what one could order and the color code cost for the bowls and plates.

I had a total of six bowls and plates. It was a nice variety and it was good. I had a variety of sushi, desert, and pasta. It is similar to a buffet but it comes to you instead of you going to them.

This is the area in front of where I ate. One can see the color column. It changes color when one is trying to get the attention of the wait staff. They came pretty quickly.