Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Stephanie Evans 4 months ago

We love Kura! Such a fun, unique experience! We wish the plates were more available however, we like that we can order one directly to our table when the plates are empty. We have been twice and both times have been great!

Ellie Ava 4 months ago

They offer a wide variety of food options in a lively atmosphere. One unique feature is that a robot delivers your drinks, while all ordering is completed through a kiosk or app, including food, drinks, desserts, soup, and more. The process is very streamlined and convenient, especially for anyone who prefers minimal interaction while dining out.

V H 5 months ago

We visited Kura and overall it was a fun experience 😊 Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. The waiting time can sometimes be up to 45 minutes, depending on the time of day, so keep that in mind. The kids really enjoyed it! I’ve been to many places around the world where sushi comes on a train, and even though I’ve seen this concept before, it was still good and exciting for the children. The soups were not very tasty for 😁me, and some of the fish was just okay — but the salmon was good. When you finish 15 plates, the kids receive a tiny keychain, which makes it even more fun for them 🎁 Overall, it’s a nice and entertaining place for families

Stephanie Quintal 7 months ago

The staff was very kind and attentive, which definitely helped the experience. Some of the sushi was good, but others were just okay. The Philadelphia roll was honestly not good at all — even my daughter, who loves sushi, didn’t like it. My husband ordered the ramen, and the portion felt awkwardly sized. It wasn’t a full, satisfying portion, but it also didn’t feel like a side. Just kind of… in between. The robot experience is fun and different, especially for kids, but you have to grab your drinks quickly because it moves fast and disappears. Thankfully, a staff member noticed and helped us, which we appreciated. Just be aware and grab your items fast. Prices are very average. Don’t be fooled by the $3.65 per plate — it adds up quickly, and you’re paying that for only a couple of pieces. In the end, you’ll likely spend more than you would at a regular sushi place with full rolls. One downside was the revolving belt itself. It was empty about 70% of the time. We actually had to ask the waiter how long it takes to restock because there wasn’t much coming by. Overall, it’s not a bad experience, but it’s not a great one either. It’s okay to try once if you want something differen

RenayReviews 7 months ago

This was my first revolving sushi bar experience. With most plates having 2-4 pieces, this was such a fun way to try a variety of sushi. Just grab a plate that looks interesting, enjoy the food, and slide the plate into the opening. All revolving plates were $3.65 with other items available to order via touch screen at varying prices. The bathrooms were very clean, with bidets offering a premier Japanese experience. The staff spoke some Japanese phrases, such as "arigato gozaimasu" (thank you) which brought back fond memories of our vacation in Japan. We will be back again for another date night soon!