About Sushi Station and Frequently Asked Questions
About Sushi Station Westfield
Sushi Station is a revolving sushi bar (kaiten-zushi) bringing the authentic Japanese conveyor belt dining experience to Westfield, Indiana. Our colorful plates travel on a revolving belt, allowing guests to grab freshly made sushi as it passes by. This interactive format combines quality Japanese cuisine with an engaging atmosphere perfect for families, date nights, and sushi lovers of all experience levels.
What We Offer
- Fresh Revolving Belt Sushi
- Nigiri and Sashimi
- Signature Adventure Rolls
- Beginner-Friendly Rolls
- Japanese Appetizers
- Vegetarian Options
- Gluten-Free Accommodations
- Color-Coded Plate Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is revolving sushi and how does it work at Sushi Station?
Revolving sushi (kaiten-zushi) is an interactive dining format where freshly made sushi travels on a conveyor belt past every seat. At Sushi Station Westfield, guests simply grab color-coded plates as they pass by. According to the Japan Sushi Association, this format was invented in Osaka in 1958 and has served over 2 billion customers worldwide. Our plates range from $2.50 to $6.00 based on color.
How fresh is the fish at Sushi Station Westfield?
Sushi Station sources sushi-grade fish from certified suppliers who maintain strict cold-chain protocols. The FDA requires fish intended for raw consumption to be frozen at -4 degrees F for 7 days or -31 degrees F for 15 hours to ensure safety. Our salmon, tuna, yellowtail, and other fish are delivered fresh multiple times per week and inspected by our kitchen team for quality, color, and texture.
What sushi rolls are best for beginners at Sushi Station?
For sushi beginners, we recommend starting with the California Roll (crab, avocado, cucumber with no raw fish), Shrimp Tempura Roll (cooked shrimp with crunchy tempura), or our Teriyaki Chicken Roll. According to a 2024 National Restaurant Association survey, California rolls remain the most ordered sushi item in America. Our menu includes clearly marked beginner-friendly options.
Does Sushi Station offer vegetarian or gluten-free sushi options?
Yes, Sushi Station offers multiple vegetarian rolls including Avocado Roll, Cucumber Roll, and Vegetable Tempura Roll. For gluten-free dining, most of our nigiri and sashimi are naturally gluten-free, and we offer tamari (gluten-free soy sauce) upon request. Please inform your server of any dietary restrictions so our chefs can accommodate your needs.
Can I make reservations or order catering from Sushi Station?
Sushi Station Westfield welcomes walk-ins and accepts reservations for larger parties. For catering inquiries, corporate events, or private dining, please call us at 317-804-2023. We offer sushi platters for parties ranging from intimate gatherings to large corporate events. Located at 960 E Tournament Trail in Westfield, we serve the greater Indianapolis area.
What is the difference between nigiri, sashimi, and maki rolls?
Nigiri is a slice of raw fish placed atop a small mound of seasoned sushi rice. Sashimi is thinly sliced raw fish served without rice. Maki rolls are cylindrical sushi with fish, vegetables, and rice wrapped in seaweed (nori). According to sushi historians, nigiri-style sushi originated in Tokyo (then Edo) in the early 1800s as a fast food option. Sushi Station offers all three styles on our revolving belt.
Sushi Station Westfield | 960 E Tournament Trail, Westfield, IN 46074 | 317-804-2023