The Kawaii Sushi Counter for Your Next Feast
Count every piece at the all-you-can-eat buffet, watch your kawaii sushi grow, beat your record and out-eat your friends.
How it works
Open Kawashi at the table
No sign-up, no menus. Choose your sushi and you're ready before the first plate lands.
Tap for every piece
One tap, one piece. Your kawaii sushi grows on screen as your count climbs.
Beat your record
Kawashi saves your best score automatically. Next buffet, go for a new personal best — or challenge your friends.
Why sushi lovers use it
- 🍣 Watch your kawaii sushi grow with every piece
- 🏆 Automatic record keeping — beat your own high score
- ⚡ Simple and fast: open, tap, count
- 😻 Cute kawaii style instead of a boring notes app
- 👥 Perfect for challenges with friends at the buffet
- 🆓 Free on iOS and Android
Sushi guides
How much sushi can you eat?
What the average person eats in one sitting — and how to find your real number.
Read the guide →All-you-can-eat sushi tips
How to get the most out of an AYCE buffet without wasting stomach space.
Read the guide →Sushi calories per piece
Nigiri vs maki vs sashimi: what a piece really costs you and how to estimate a full meal.
Read the guide →Run a sushi eating challenge
Fair rules, fun formats and how to crown the true sushi champion of your group.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
What is Kawashi, the kawaii sushi counter?
Kawashi is a free app that counts the sushi pieces you eat. Every piece you log makes your on-screen kawaii sushi grow, and the app saves your best score automatically.
How much sushi can the average person eat?
Most people eat between 8 and 12 pieces in one sitting, and big eaters at buffets often reach 20 or more. With a counter you know your exact number. Learn more
Does the app save my sushi record?
Yes. Kawashi automatically saves your best score, so next time you visit a Japanese restaurant you can try to beat your own high score.
How do I win a sushi eating challenge with friends?
Set clear rules — same piece type, same time limit — and count every piece honestly in the app. Highest verified count wins. Learn more
How many calories are in a piece of sushi?
A typical nigiri has 40–70 kcal and a maki piece 20–45 kcal. Knowing your piece count lets you estimate the whole meal. Learn more
Is Kawashi free and available on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Kawashi is free to download on both the App Store and Google Play.
Ready for your next sushi feast?
Download Kawashi and never lose count again.