👆 Sushi Conveyor Co

<p>Sushi Conveyor Co drops you into a humming conveyor-belt restaurant and dares you to build the freshest rolls empire on the web. It all starts with a single tap on the belt: each press mints a little Rolls, and Plates of sushi loop the conveyor, paying out with every lap.</p><p>Spend what you earn to hire helpers like Little Itamae, Busy Itamae and eventually Cosmic Itamae. They keep working even after you stop tapping, so your Rolls ticks up every single second — close the tab and you'll come back to a tidy pile of offline earnings. Stack boosts such as the "belt Festival" to multiply everything, then chase achievements that hand you a permanent edge.</p><p>When growth slows, ascend to bank Wasabi Gems: each one you hold quietly supercharges all future runs, turning a slow start into an avalanche. It is built to play itself while you watch the counters climb, and it runs instantly in your browser on phone, tablet or desktop — no download, no sign-up. Fire up Sushi Conveyor Co, find your rhythm, and see how big an empire rolls can buy.</p>

How to play

• Tap or click the belt (or press Space) to earn your first Rolls.
• Open the Buildings tab and buy Little Itamae to start earning Rolls automatically.
• Reinvest into stronger helpers like Turbo Itamae and Cosmic Itamae as costs climb.
• Grab Boosts and unlock achievements to multiply how much Rolls you make.
• When progress slows, hit Ascend to bank Wasabi Gems for a permanent boost, then climb faster.

Controls

Tap or click the subject to earn (Space or Enter also taps). Press number keys 1–9 to buy buildings, P to ascend and M to mute. Fully playable with touch on mobile.

Features

• Freshest rolls theme set in a humming conveyor-belt restaurant
• Five upgradeable helpers from Little Itamae to Cosmic Itamae, each with its own boosts
• Idle income that keeps earning while the tab is closed, with capped offline catch-up
• Prestige system: ascend to bank Wasabi Gems for a permanent, stacking multiplier
• Achievements, satisfying tap combos, sound effects and an automatic local save

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