Bricklink – Sushi Restaurant

Description

Bricklink — Sushi Restaurant

Step into a cosy, Kyoto‑inspired sushi restaurant built with authentic details and modular flexibility — a stunning display piece whether you build a compact diorama or an expansive skyline.

• Authentic multi‑level build: Ground‑floor sushi restaurant with chef’s counter, kitchen, prep room, storage, kakejiku scroll and maneki‑neko; first‑floor tearoom with tea ceremony utensils, zabuton, two balconies and ikebana; second‑floor living area with bonsai, futon, ofuro, koto, shamisen, uchiwa and tansu.
• Street scene & extras: Includes a vintage Japanese tram with two railroad modules (motorisable with extra parts), a yatai food stall, a Japanese garden (bamboo, koi pond with three printed koi tiles, sakura, pergola, ishi‑doro), irori fire pit, vending machine and removable tram roof.
• Highly playable & displayable: Buildable as four separable sections for multiple layouts — compact building, corner diorama, skyline (shelf friendly) or immersive street/book nook — plus an openable entrance wall and sliding shoji for easy access.
• Characters & creatures: 14 minifigures (owners Sato & Fumiko; chefs Akira & Naomi; yatai owner Takumi; tram operator Hirayama; crossing guard Natsuki; clients Minori, Mei, Sakura, Kōichi, Yusuke, Mimiko, Yuki; one baby) and animals including four cats, printed koi tiles, ladybug, red crown crane, fish, bird, crab and rat.
• Display dimensions: Compact modular layout — 50 studs L (40 cm / 15.7 in) × 32 studs W (25.6 cm / 10.1 in) × 31.2 studs H (24.9 cm / 9.8 in). Skyline shelf layout — 100 studs L (80.0 cm / 31.5 in) × 16 studs W (12.8 cm / 5.0 in) × 31.2 studs H (24.9 cm / 9.8 in).

Perfect for collectors and builders who love detailed interiors, cultural touches and a flexible build that adapts to display space.