1,863 Sushi a Minute: Sushi Plus's Modern Twist at 313@Somerset

September 23, 2026
Summary: A modern twist on conveyor belt sushi. Sushi Plus at 313@Somerset offers an extensive Japanese menu from classic dishes to trendy creations, with periodic all-you-can-eat buffets from $26.80++.

From Taipei's Yongkang Street to Orchard Road

Sushi Plus is a modern dining concept from Sushi Express, the Taiwanese chain founded in 1996 by Chen Chin-Chiu on Yongkang Street in Taipei. Since expanding internationally in 2006, the brand has grown to over 400 outlets worldwide, entering Singapore in 2011 and now operating more than 38 locations islandwide. Sushi Express is said to sell an average of 1,863 sushi pieces every minute globally — a testament to its enduring popularity.

The 313@Somerset outlet, located on Basement 3, was rebranded from the original Sushi Express into Sushi Plus, offering a contemporary twist on the classic conveyor belt sushi experience.

Sushi Plus conveyor belt restaurant at 313@Somerset
Photo credit: Ming

All-You-Can-Eat Buffets, When Available

Sushi Plus at 313@Somerset has previously run popular all-you-can-eat buffet promotions, offering more than 80 varieties from the menu for $26.80++ per pax. These buffet sessions typically include made-to-order items like chawanmushi, salmon donburi, and grilled mackerel, alongside the usual conveyor belt selection, within a set dining time limit.

Since these buffet promotions tend to run periodically rather than being permanently available, it's worth checking the outlet's social channels for the latest dates before planning your visit.

Pro Tip: Follow Sushi Express Singapore on Instagram for announcements on upcoming buffet dates and limited-time promotions — these tend to be time-limited and popular, so booking or arriving early is recommended.

What to Order

Sushi Plus adopts a modern approach to Japanese cuisine, featuring an extensive menu that ranges from classic Japanese dishes to trendy and innovative creations. Beyond the familiar conveyor belt plates, diners can also use mobile ordering at the table to access special items not found rotating on the belt itself.

Every meal comes with complimentary ginger, wasabi, and tea, and popular picks include fresh salmon sashimi, aburi (flame-seared) sushi, and a comforting bowl of miso soup to round things off. Do note that while the menu contains no pork or lard, Sushi Plus is not Halal-certified, as some sauces contain mirin, a type of Japanese rice wine.

Fresh sushi plates on conveyor belt at Sushi Plus
Photo credit: Teo Kia Meng

Outlet Details

Mall Unit Address Contact Google Maps
313@Somerset #B3-28/29 313 Orchard Road, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895 +65 6509 5002 View on Google Maps

Opening Hours

Day Hours
Monday11:00am – 9:30pm
Tuesday11:00am – 9:30pm
Wednesday11:00am – 9:30pm
Thursday11:00am – 9:30pm
Friday11:00am – 9:30pm
Saturday11:00am – 9:30pm
Sunday11:00am – 9:30pm

Last order for dine-in is at 9pm, while takeaway orders close at 8:30pm. Hours may be adjusted during public holidays or mall-wide events, so it's worth checking the outlet's live status on Google Maps before you head down.

Aburi salmon and sashimi at Sushi Plus
Photo credit: Another Big Bite

Follow & Order Online

Sushi Plus keeps diners updated on new menu items, buffet dates, and promotions across its official channels:

For delivery, Sushi Plus is available on Foodpanda, with pre-orders required at least an hour in advance. As a restaurant, Sushi Plus does not operate any e-commerce or marketplace storefronts such as Shopee or Lazada.

Getting to Sushi Plus at 313@Somerset

Sushi Plus is located on Basement 3 of 313@Somerset, a short walk from Somerset MRT station (NS23), making it a convenient stop for fresh, affordable Japanese cuisine while shopping on Orchard Road. For exact directions and current opening status, tap the map link below.

Get directions to Sushi Plus 313@Somerset on Google Maps

Pro Tip: If you're ordering takeaway, factor in a 15 to 30 minute wait time at the counter — placing your order slightly ahead of when you actually plan to collect it can help you avoid standing around.
Japanese conveyor belt sushi restaurant interior at Sushi Plus
Photo credit: Scribbling Geek

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