Hungry after work, but your go-to sushi spot got too popular with hoards of happy hour crowd? Fear that wait time no more and consider Sapporo Revolving Sushi instead. You might have to navigate the side streets of China Town to avoid rush hour traffic, but you will be happy once you make it here. Parking can be tricky as spots are assigned and not many are available right in front of the restaurant. However, Sapporo staff told me I could park anywhere, even in spots marked for patrons of other businesses. Once inside, you are promptly seated at the table by the sushi-belt. Snatch a plate or two or ten or order a-la carte if your heart desires. iPads with menu options - and "Request Water" tab - are at your finger tips at the head of each table. I just love the idea of getting a little bit of everything personally, so I watched the belt, read the upcoming sushi plaques and snatched a plate and three and twelve of them!