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Sima Sushi, “conveyor belt sushi”, still coming to 17th and K/L Street, NW – Check out their menu


1660 L Street, NW previously home to Sir Speedy

Thanks to Todd for sending Sima Sushi’s website:

“Sima Sushi is a trailblazing Japanese restaurant concept that embodies innovation and technological sophistication. With a 43-year legacy and renowned for its conveyor belt sushi,

the company has its headquarters in Seoul, Korea. CEO Kim, a visionary in the industry, has maintained a steadfast commitment to ensuring zero inventory of seafood. This principle underscores the company’s confidence in competing on the basis of taste and freshness, even in the highly competitive sushi market.”

Check out their menu here and stay tuned for an opening date.

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