Sushi Cases

The compressor on sushi cases is either on the left or right side. Some models even require a remote compressor to be purchased separately. Remote compressor models maximize the available storage and display space. If you decide to go with a self-contained unit, make sure the compressor is on whichever end of the counter that customers will not be sitting at. One of the appeals of a sushi bar is being able to see the fresh fish up close and watch the chef select and prepare the rolls. And the experience can be ruined if a patron has to lean over to see past the compressor.

Another consideration is the overall width of the unit. Measure the width of your countertop before making a final decisions, so you can be assured that the case will actually fit on your counter.