- personA
Wow, it's my first time at a sushi-go-round!
Oh my, they are all going around on the conveyor belt!
Can I take any of them? 
- personB
You can take whatever you like. There are some restaurants where you can order sushi directly that is not on the conveyor belt.
Looks like this place uses plates to show customers the price of each sushi plate by different colors and patterns.
- personA
Wait!
It's bad manners to return plates on the conveyor belt.
And you can't take so many plates you can't eat at once.
Also, do not take just sushi and leave the plates on the conveyor belt.
- personB
Everything looks delicious!
Oh, this plate is more expensive than others. I'll return it.
- personA So, you serve tea for yourself, I see.
- personB
Yeah, this place has hot water dispensers that allow customers to serve their own tea.
Be careful, it's hot!
Take some Gari (pickled ginger) if you like.
It helps to freshen your mouth.
- personA I'm so full. It was nice.
- personB
After having the waiter count our plates, we can check out.
Woah, look at your piles!
They were all good.
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Kaiten Sushi (Conveyor Belt Sushi)
How to Eat/Eating Manners
- Kaiten-zushi (Sushi-Go-Round) is popular with its affordable price. You can choose whichever sushi you like that comes around on the conveyor belt. It's OK to order directly from sushi chefs as well.
Preparations
- Put a spoonful (or the recommended amount) of powdered green tea in a teacup and pour hot water.
- Pour some soy sauce into a small plate.
How to Take Sushi
- Take sushi WITH the plate when it comes by on the conveyor belt.
- Prices for each food vary depending on plates' colors and patterns.
- Do not return plates once you take them off the conveyor belt.
- Have some Gari (pickled ginger) to freshen your mouth.
Payment
- When you ask for the check, a waiter will come count your plates then give the bill to you.
