Updates

What the public listing has actually dated

The Roblox page shows an update on November 5, 2026, and an earlier snapshot showed October 31. Neither listing included patch notes.

What the public listing has actually dated

The Roblox page shows an update on November 5, 2026, and an earlier snapshot showed October 31. Neither listing included patch notes.

Dates versus contents

An update timestamp on the Roblox listing means the experience was updated. It does not, by itself, say which fish, prices, or buttons changed. No changelog was present on the listing when these pages were read.

When What is actually documented
October 12–13, 2026 Public pages disagree by one day on the create date. Trackers that cite Roblox put created-on at October 13, 2026.
October 13, 2026 Manager, Deck Hand, and Cashier passes are reported as the launch-window set.
October 29, 2026 Greeter, Sous Chef, and Fish Trader are reported as added.
October 31, 2026 An earlier listing snapshot showed Updated 10/31/2026. That article says the page had no patch notes. The same snapshot said voice chat and camera were supported.
November 5, 2026 A later fetch of the official listing shows Updated 11/5/2026, server size 6, genre Simulation, subgenre Tycoon, maturity Minimal, voice chat not supported, and camera not supported.

Use the November 5 listing for voice chat and camera. The October 31 "supported" lines are an older snapshot, not the later page.

What you should recheck in game

After either timestamp, re-read three things that the guides already treat as variable:

  • The Hire 1 price on the waterfront pad.
  • The merge prompt, in case the same-type count is no longer 3.
  • The chef button price, before you trust a payback estimate.

The official description still told the same player story on the November listing: hire fishermen, bring fish to the chef, earn from customers, merge fishermen, and grow the restaurant. That is the loop to retest. It is not a line-by-line patch note.

Place ID 125866884667103 is the official game in these links. Public trackers also agree on universe ID 10770628276 for this experience.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you actually do in Sell a Million Sushi?

You hire fishermen at the waterfront, carry their catch to the Deposit Fish area so the chef can make sushi, then step on the green money pad after customers eat. Cash from that pad is what you spend on more fishermen, merges, and the chef button.

How does the first fisherman merge work?

The opening tutorial asks you to hire until the prompt reaches three fishermen, then step on the merge pad by the waterfront. Three Tier 1 fishermen become one Tier 2. A reviewed first merge names that step as three Sardine Tier 1 fishermen into one Mackerel Tier 2, and the merge needs fishermen of the same type.

Are there working Sell a Million Sushi codes?

No code string has been confirmed, and the fetched Roblox description does not list one. No in-game codes button has been documented either, so this site does not publish a redeem path or a placeholder code.

Is Sell a Million Sushi free?

The experience is free to join. Six optional game passes have been tracked on sale, from 29 to 499 Robux. Their perk text was not published alongside those prices, so read the in-game store before you buy.

How many players share a server?

The Roblox listing shows a server size of 6. Voice chat and camera are marked not supported on the November 5, 2026 listing.