Sushi Express Go - Songshan (Nanjing-Fuxing)
Takeout-focused outlet of Taiwan's largest conveyor belt sushi chain in the basement of Nanjing-Fuxing MRT station. The chain runs a flat-rate pricing model at NT$30 per plate with two pieces of sushi. Standard selections include salmon, tuna, pork floss rolls, and tamagoyaki. Free hot tea available. Founded in 1996, the brand operates 665 locations across Asia and built its reputation on making sushi affordable for everyday eating.
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Practical Info
Address
Section 3, Nanjing E Rd, 253號近五號出口捷運南京復興站內B1
Phone
886227165157
Website
www.sushiexpress.com.twHours
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