New Jersey-based Supra Revolving Sushi Bar set to bring conveyor belt service to new Tinseltown restaurant - Restaurants

The former Tinseltown Hooters will become a new sushi restaurant in the market. (Photo by Dan Macdonald/Jacksonville Daily Record)

Conveyor belt sushi is coming to Tinseltown.

According to reporting by our news partner, the Jacksonville Daily Record, signage on the former Hooters at 4521 Southside Blvd. shows Supra Revolving Sushi Bar is moving into that spot.

The Hooters restaurant next to the Cinemark Tinseltown and XD theater complex has been empty since it closed almost a year ago.

Supra, based in Linden, New Jersey, is an all-you-can-eat concept where sushi dishes come to tables on a conveyor belt. It is also a full-service restaurant where diners can order specific items.

Learn more at JaxDailyRecord.com.

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