The MAGIC TOUCH Sushicar by Sushiro will debut at Nangang Station, with an expected opening on July 1.

▲The MAGIC TOUCH 点争鲜 Nangang store is set to officially open on July 1. (Photo provided by Sushiro)

Reported by Huang Shiyuan / Taipei

At the end of last year (2015), conveyor belt sushi chain Sushiro launched a new brand called "MAGIC TOUCH 点争鲜." Its standout features include full iPad ordering and "bullet train" delivery straight to your seat. It has already opened two stores in Taoyuan's TaiMall Shopping Center and Zhubei, and is now officially expanding to Taipei City. Its first branch is located on the first floor of CITYLINK at Nangang Station, which integrates three rail lines. The store is currently in soft opening, with an official launch scheduled for July 1.

Inside the MAGIC TOUCH 点争鲜 Nangang store, the seating area is equipped with iPads for ordering. The menu categories are clearly organized and easy to navigate, and meals are delivered directly to customers' seats via bullet trains. Guests can also view their order history, check consumption details, and track delivery status. When finished eating, simply press the checkout button, take the bill holder to the counter, and make payment.

For food, the store offers sushi, sashimi, battleship rolls, hand rolls, Japanese side dishes, soups, fried items, grilled dishes, desserts, and drinks. In terms of pricing, except for the tamagoyaki sushi at NT$30, most other sushi (including battleship rolls) are NT$40 per plate. As for fried and grilled items, the cheapest is chicken cartilage karaage at NT$40, while the priciest is q-grilled half Boston lobster at NT$300.

To celebrate the opening of the Nangang store, from July 1 to July 3, customers who spend NT$600 or more will receive NT$300 in vouchers. From July 4 to July 17, diners can enjoy a buy-one-get-one-free deal on direct-from-Japan matsutake crab leg nigiri.

Address: 1F, 369 Section 7, Zhongxiao East Road, Nangang District, Taipei City (1F, Building A, CITYLINK)
Phone: 02-2785-2885