Fun, good. Not the best sushi, but a fun place. Apparently I need to write more characters to get a published review, but the fact of the matter, is it is a fun place with good food.

Food is always amazing! We come here at least twice a month because we live 1hr 30 mins away from Kennesaw! That's how much I love their sushi!They are very attentive! Very clean! Fresh sushi all the time! Love it and I'll keep coming back!

Revolving sushi spot with lots of choices on the bar. The roll section was fantastic and plates had 3-4 pieces. They also had nigiri with 2 pieces on a plate. You can order on the kiosk when you don't see your favorite roll on the line and it will be delivered right to your table. Prices on the ordering tablet are clearly marked and plates from the line are a set price. When you are ready to check out you let the tablet know and the service person will arrive to count your plates from the line and bring your bill over. My only con was the rolls on the tablet didn't have descriptions so you weren't exactly sure what they may contain.

Very good alternative to Kura, cheaper and quality basically the same. Definitely go for their salmon avocado hand roll!!

I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was really impressed by this place. Every piece of sushi I ate was fresh and tasty. The touch screen was easy to use and the restaurant was clean and nicely organized. Custom touch screen orders took a little longer than expected, but that's okay because everything came out freshly made. There was always a good lineup of sushi on the conveyor belt. My only complaint is that I couldn't find where to order miso soup from the touch screen menu. I went through every screen and didn't see it, so maybe they just don't serve it, which is odd for a sushi place. Anyways, everything was good and I'd highly recommend it. I'll be back soon, lol.

I recently visited The Sushi Factory in Kennesaw with my daughter, and we had a unique dining experience. The revolving sushi and the mini high-speed train that delivers items ordered from the touchpad menu added an element of fun to our meal. However, I must say that while the sushi was enjoyable, the quality did not quite match up to the prices. Overall, it was a fun and interactive dining experience, the sushi could be improved but the low quality matches the low price. Service was quick and friendly. The wait time for the tables was less than projected.

A little hidden. Felt a little dingy; would have been nice to see staff doing more to clean. The food is good and affordable, and the revolving belt that not only has fresh sushi on it for you to pick as use choose, but also drops off your order, but it was just a little dirty and could have used consistent cleaning in my opinion. Outside of that easy four stars. Friendly staff, great food, and I mean come on, they have a robot that brings your drinks! What more could you want!

I always feel funny dining at restaurants like buffet, revolving sushi places, where food is readily available and anyone can grab anything they want. I guess it's the germophobia in me, but I overcame my fear and dined here on a Sunday night. We happened to be in the area so we decided to check this place out. It appeared that the whole restaurant was full when we came here around 6:30 pm. We checked in at the hostess stand and there was another party ahead of us. They had booths and a bar area where you also get the revolving sushi, so that's where we were seated. The place was kept clean and you can tell they prioritize cleanliness since one of the clear covers fell on the floor, so one of the workers there of course grabbed the clear cover and the sushi plate it fell from so not to serve this specific plate to any of the guests. It was our first time here, but have been to Kura in the past, but the server still explained to us how the whole process works. We got a bunch of rolls from the conveyor belt and really liked the pepper tuna nigiri, TNT roll and black dragon roll. Plates on the conveyer belt were $2.90 a plate; each plate came with 3 rolls and 2 pieces of nigiri. We also ordered a kani salad ($3.50) and tofu udon ($6.50) from the touch screen. Surprisingly these were both very good as well, but my favorite of the night was the tofu udon. It was fried tofu appeared to have been marinated with sweet soy sauce on top of piping hot broth and thick udon noodles. Though there was a wait on that, it came hot and delicious. Once we were done with our dinner, just click on a button on the screen and one of the servers will count your plates and will bring your check. 10 plates from the belt and 2 additional items cost about $40, which is super reasonable. This was certainly a step above our typical Kroger/Publix sushi. There are tons of other really good sushi places in the area, but if you want something quick and cheap, this is the place to go.