Revolving sushi place? Yes please! I love coming here for the sheer novelty of it alone. I was most recently here last Friday night and it was packed. Where we were seated was towards the end of the conveyor belt cycle so a ton of the menu options were already scooped up by other patrons which was a little bit annoying, but this was the first time it was an issue. The fix to that is to remember what you like and ask your server to go grab it for you (yes, they'll get you whatever you ask for). I consider this place to be like a sushi treasure hunt. You never know what's coming down the belt next.
The sushi is far from the best I have ever had but it's quite good and there are plenty of different rolls to choose from. The prices are also ridiculously reasonable. Unlike a traditional restaurant, the plate you grab only has three or four pieces of sushi on it, but when you're only paying between $2-$4 for it and consider that you'd pay $12-$14 for a specialty roll at a traditional restaurant, this place is a steal. I normally eat 5 plates worth of sushi (I always come starving), and my bill is never more than $25. I'd spend that on two specialty rolls and a drink at a regular place. The kids really seem to enjoy this place too. It probably has more to do with watching the food on the belts, but don't shy away from bringing them here. It's a fun, loud place perfect for kids.
There is a menu you can order from with other options if you or your partner don't dig sushi. I'd tell you more about it, but to be honest, I've never looked at it once.