BrickLink Designer Program

Sushi Restaurant

The Sushi Restaurant is a community-designed building from the BrickLink Designer Program, built around detail in both the kitchen and dining areas. Its 3,604 pieces and 15 minifigures create a lively, multi-storey restaurant scene. For collectors of diorama buildings, it is an unusual addition alongside more familiar cafés and corner shops.

Set number
910060
Year
2026
Pieces
3,604
Minifigures
15
Different parts
828
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 828

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (125)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 15

Description

A restaurant with a working interior

The model shows a multi-storey building housing a sushi restaurant, combining typical features such as an open kitchen, a serving counter and seating areas for guests. Reddish brown, black, tan and light grey suggest timber panelling, lacquered surfaces and modern interior fittings, the kind found in many restaurants of this style. With 15 minifigures included, guests, kitchen staff and serving staff can all be placed at once, letting the everyday rhythm of a restaurant play out across several small scenes. Even small touches such as serving trays and kitchen utensils add to the overall effect.

Where the design comes from

As a BrickLink Designer Program set, this design started with the fan community and went into limited production after a public vote, which explains the high level of detail in both the interior and the façade. At 3,604 pieces and 828 unique parts, the Sushi Restaurant sits among the larger diorama buildings, comparable in scale to official Modular Buildings sets. The build splits sensibly into ground floor, kitchen and upper storeys, tackled one section at a time. That structure keeps a fairly large set manageable across several shorter sessions rather than one long sitting.

Colours and the parts list

Reddish brown and tan carry the warm timber tones of the façade and interior, while black and light grey cover technical details such as lighting, shelving and kitchen equipment. That colour combination works well for other restaurant or shop-style builds beyond this particular set. The full parts list on this page lists all 828 elements with their colours, making it easy to search for kitchen or furniture pieces for a separate interior project.

Who it suits

With 15 minifigures, the Sushi Restaurant suits collectors who want a lived-in interior rather than just a display façade to look at. At just over 3,600 pieces, the build calls for some prior experience, particularly when furnishing the interior floors. As a limited community set, it sits well next to other diorama-style buildings and adds an unusual subject to a city or street collection.

FAQ

What kind of building does the set show?
A multi-storey sushi restaurant with an open kitchen, serving counter and seating areas for guests.
How many minifigures are included?
15 minifigures come with the set, enough for guests, kitchen staff and serving staff all at once.
Is this part of the official LEGO Modular range?
No, it comes from the BrickLink Designer Program, a separate community programme that produces limited runs.

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