Causeway Bay cheap sushi and kaiten spots

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Causeway Bay Cheap Sushi and Kaiten Spots

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For cheap sushi in Causeway Bay, start with Sushiro at Causeway Bay Plaza 2 or Genki Sushi at Windsor House. If takeaway suits your plans, Sushiro’s official menu lists a one-person salmon assortment at HKD 56. That is a published takeaway price, not a guaranteed dine-in budget.

Sushiro on Lockhart Road suits diners comparing a kaiten-chain meal with a clearly priced takeaway alternative. Genki Sushi in Windsor House suits shoppers already near Gloucester Road who prefer staying in that mall. Neither recommendation means every meal will cost less than HKD 100: your order determines the bill.

30-second decision: Want a published food order below HKD 100? Check Sushiro’s takeaway assortments. Want to sit down? Compare the current in-store menus at Sushiro and Genki. Already shopping in Windsor House? Check Genki before changing neighbourhood. For counter dining rather than budget chains, use our Causeway Bay sushi guide.

1. Two casual sushi stops

Sushiro, Causeway Bay Plaza 2

Where: Shop 3A, 3/F, Causeway Bay Plaza 2, 463–483 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay. Open Google Maps.

The official branch directory lists 10:30–22:00 Sunday to Thursday, extending to 22:30 on Fridays, Saturdays, public holidays and their eves. Phone 2302 0298 for branch enquiries. Some third-party listings say 2/F; use the operator’s 3/F address.

Choose it for: kaiten-chain dining with a takeaway fallback. Think twice if: your budget depends on a particular plate price: current dine-in plate prices were not established in this research. Check the official menu and the in-store screen before ordering.

Genki Sushi, Windsor House

Where: Shops 203–204, 2/F, Windsor House, 311 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay. Open Google Maps. The mall directory lists 11:30–22:30 and phone 2869 0818.

Choose it for: a casual sushi stop during Windsor House shopping. Think twice if: you specifically want circulating plates: the directory does not establish the current belt or delivery format. Ask before joining a queue.

Before visiting: older listings show basement units B7–B9, sometimes marked closed. Use the mall’s current second-floor listing. Check the operator’s store locator; this guide does not promise an under-HKD-100 dine-in meal.

2. Save these takeaway budget examples

Sushiro’s official takeaway menu provides more concrete budget information than a restaurant spending band. Published menu prices include a one-person salmon assortment at HKD 56, six salmon nigiri at HKD 51, six tamago sushi at HKD 36 and chawanmushi at HKD 22.

Save this order: salmon assortment plus chawanmushi: HKD 78 in listed food prices. Six salmon nigiri plus six tamago sushi: HKD 87. These are takeaway calculations, not dine-in deals; confirm availability and the checkout total.

The operator warns that items can become unavailable because of supply. Do not assume a one-person assortment will satisfy every appetite. Compare the actual contents before choosing on price alone. Our sushi set price-per-piece guide explains another useful comparison.

3. Keep a casual meal within budget

Agree a total budget before ordering, then check service charges, drinks and side dishes. No blanket 10% charge is assumed here. For queues, consult our sushi-chain queue guide; a branch enquiry is not a confirmed reservation.

Copy this enquiry: “Hello, we are [number] guests planning to visit on [date] at [time]. Is dine-in walk-in only? What charges apply, and can we collect the HKD 56 salmon assortment at this branch?”

4. Frequently asked questions

Can I eat sushi for less than HKD 100?

Sushiro publishes takeaway choices below HKD 100. That does not establish a complete dine-in meal below that amount.

Are all casual sushi chains traditional kaiten restaurants?

Do not assume identical ordering or delivery systems. Confirm the branch format, especially if watching a circulating belt matters to your group.

Where can I compare the two chains?

Read our Sushiro versus Genki Sushi comparison, then check the menu at your chosen branch.

Research checked October 2026 using Sushiro’s official branch and menu pages, Genki Sushi’s store locator and Windsor House’s directory. This is a researched planning guide, not a firsthand review. Dine-in prices and branch equipment were not fully established. Takeaway figures are published menu prices; confirm availability and final charges. Hours, menus and terms may change. Maps links open searches; verify the branch.