Las Vegas finally has their on revolving sushi restaurant, Sapporo! It's a relatively new place when this blog is posted. My first conveyor belt sushi experience took place in Japan. The restaurant I went to was called '????(??????/Kaiten Sushi)'; '??(????/Kaiten)' means 'rotation' so 'Rotation Sushi'.
Sushi are placed on top of a conveyor belt and it moves through the restaurant while the customers can just easily take whatever they fancy. Unlike Japan, all the plates on the conveyor belt are $2.50. You can use the screens they have at each table to order a specific order and those prices varies.
The Sushi was fresh and had a good amount portion of fish. Salmon is my go to fish and it was delicious! I enjoyed the sushi. They have some special rolls in either two to four pieces, then if you want an actual full roll you can special order it on the touch pad.
My friend and I each got full from 7 conveyor belt plates and the price was $18.94 which is a pretty good price for us since it's similar amount to an ayce sushi restaurant.
One thing, I checked their yelp for their address, but it lead me to a different location then the actually restaurant. Luckily, it was close by to where the yelp address lead me. Sapporo is on Spring Mountain, past Arville, but before you hit the Decatur's traffic light. It is located right next to Hotai Furniture, so I recommend looking up Hotai Furniture to make it more easier to locate Sapporo.