Source: LongIsland.com.

Shinjuku Station, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant concept featuring interactive food delivery, is preparing to open its first Long Island location at Roosevelt Raceway Center in Westbury. The restaurant has reportedly leased a 5,800-square-foot building at 1230 Corporate Drive, formerly occupied by T-Mobile, with a target opening by the end of November 2026.

The restaurant aims to offer diners a distinctive experience by combining a revolving sushi conveyor belt with miniature bullet trains that deliver freshly prepared orders directly to tables. Customers can place orders using tabletop tablets, while robotic servers are expected to handle larger dishes that cannot be transported by train.

A Diverse Menu and Interactive Dining Experience

Shinjuku Station’s menu features a variety of sushi rolls, including California, spicy tuna, and shrimp tempura, along with vegetable-based options. The selection also includes cooked dishes such as chicken katsu, gyoza, tempura, hibachi meals, salmon teriyaki, ramen, and udon. Beverage offerings include boba milk drinks, matcha lattes, and fruit-flavored teas. The final menu for the Westbury location has not yet been confirmed.

A New Addition to Roosevelt Raceway Center

The restaurant will add another dining option to Roosevelt Raceway Center, a shopping and entertainment destination that includes AMC Theaters, Home Depot, Food Bazaar, Applebee’s, and Chili’s. Its combination of technology, all-you-can-eat dining, and varied menu options is expected to offer a distinctive experience for families and other local diners.

Shinjuku Station’s official website lists Westbury as “coming soon.” The anticipated opening date remains a target, and location-specific pricing and operating hours have not yet been announced. Visitors should check the restaurant’s website for updates before planning a visit.

Source: LongIsland.com, 09/26/26. Summarized rewrite for republication.