Sushi-philes in Sheffield have a reason to rejoice - Sakushi brings in the conveyor belt concept to satisfy that sushi rage - and there's no reason to complain as they promote healthy eating the Japanese way, which explains the longevity of many people in Japan. You dine by the booth and watch the conveyor belt snaking its way through the restaurant with colour coded plates, reflecting the prices, filled with neatly stacked, crispy dumplings.

There could be chopped tuna with spring onion and Japanese chilli, crab mayo, flying fish or salmon roe, nigiri and maki rolls. The set menu features a miso soup followed by pork cutlets and rice in Japanese curry, and a choice of beef teriyaki or salmon sashimi.

Fancy sushi at home? Sakushi's takeaway section has five or more different boxes packed with an assorted variety of sushi in addition to salads. Sushi or sandwich? - you make the choice.