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Sushi bar displays hold prepared sushi at a safe cold temperature where the customer can see it, which is the whole point of a sushi counter. If you want to display sushi all day, humidity control is the part that matters: rice dries out and goes hard in dry cold air. A sushi showcase with curved glass is the standard at a served counter. Delivered anywhere in Australia.

Sushi displays come as counter-top units for small shops up to full serve-over cabinets for a dedicated sushi bar, so you can buy the size that suits your business at its current size, then size up as your business grows. Sushi display cases sit alongside cold food displays and countertop display fridges.

Fitting out a sushi counter? Get a quote and we will price the cabinet with the prep fridge that goes behind it.

These are the top FAQs for Sushi Bar Displays

What temperature should a sushi display hold?

Cold holding requirements are set by your local food authority, and sushi is held at the colder end. Each cabinet lists its operating range.

Check with food thermometers.

Why does it need humidity control?

Rice dries out and goes hard in dry cold air. A sushi cabinet holds humidity so the rice stays soft and the nori stays crisp.

General cold display is covered in cold food displays.

Counter-top or full cabinet?

Counter-top suits a small shop or a corner of a cafe; a full cabinet suits a dedicated sushi bar with a trained chef behind it.

See counter top food displays.

How long can sushi be displayed?

Only as long as your food safety plan allows, and raw fish is at the strict end. Rotate through the day and discard what is past time.

The rest of the fit-out is in sushi shop equipment.

Does it need a separate prep fridge?

Yes. Prepared product goes on display; the stock behind it belongs in refrigerated prep storage.

See commercial under bench fridges.

How do I know the door seal has gone?

Ice around the frame, condensation on the glass or a seal that no longer grips a sheet of paper closed in the door. A failing seal makes the unit run constantly.

Seals are replaceable on most cabinets and it is the cheapest repair there is.