A Branch of Sushi Tei with Lower Prices but Same Taste, Tom Sushi!

        Located in Paragon Mall Semarang, Tom Sushi is always crowded because of its equally delicious taste as Sushi Tei, but with larger portions and more affordable prices. It turns out that Tom Sushi is a branch of Sushi Tei itself.

        Tom Sushi is one of the Japanese restaurants that offer a variety of Japanese dishes, with its specialty being sushi at very affordable prices. Tom Sushi stands out from other sushi restaurants by using a different dining concept, with a conveyor belt and adjacent seating arrangements similar to those in Japan. Tom Sushi is even more famous because the food prices are no more than IDR 25,000, and a 1-liter Ocha with free refills costs only 3,000.

        Tom Sushi opened its branch in Semarang in late 2021 and gained increasing popularity in 2022, especially among students, due to its affordable prices and generous portions. When planning to dine at Tom Sushi, making a reservation in advance is recommended as there will always be a queue.

        Customers are given a one-hour dining time to ensure the queue doesn't get too long, and the staff explains the dining and ordering process. Customers can help themselves to utensils, glasses, and food items on the conveyor belt. If they wish to order other dishes such as rice, ramen, or desserts, they can scan the menu and call a staff member who will assist them promptly.

        The favorite and renowned menu items at Tom Sushi are the Kanimayo Lava Roll, Tower Roll, and various maki rolls that are priced at only IDR 10,000 and are a must-try. The fast, friendly, and comfortable service at Tom Sushi allows everyone to visit, whether they are alone or seeking some "me time." Tom Sushi will always remain a favorite among many people due to its affordable prices, excellent service, and delicious taste.

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