Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Amanda Bornhoeft a month ago

My boyfriend wanted to come here for lunch on his birthday, and neither of us had ever had conveyor belt sushi before. So, it was definitely a very new and different experience for both of us. Between the two of us, we ended up consuming 25 plates of sushi so we could get two free prizes out of the machine at the table. We only special ordered one of the plates off the touch screen. The rest of them came directly off the conveyor belt. Everything was fresh and very delicious. Our waiter was very friendly and informative as well. It is worth noting that, at the time of our visit, every single plate was priced at $3.65 each, which is actually a really good deal for what we got. We will definitely come back again the next time we are in the area. ❤️

hyun kim 3 months ago

What is the point of calling yourself a revolving sushi bar if there’s no sushi on the revolving belt? We came for dinner when the restaurant wasn’t even busy (maybe 7 tables occupied). The host told us to watch the video, order drinks, and said she’d bring us water and wasabi. Our alcoholic drinks came, but our water and wasabi never did. Meanwhile, we sat there watching the conveyor belt go around…completely empty except a couple rolls. We waited, thinking the chefs were restocking it, but nothing ever came out. We ended up ordering yellowtail through the tablet because there was literally nothing to grab from the belt. We even had to ask two different servers before we finally got our water and wasabi about 10–15 minutes later. The conveyor belt stayed essentially empty for our entire meal, so every order had to be placed through the tablet. That completely defeats the purpose of a revolving sushi restaurant. Half the fun is seeing dishes go by and trying something new that catches your eye. Instead, we just ordered safe choices because there was nothing to look at. At that point, just call it a tablet sushi restaurant. The robots delivered almost everything, the servers bar

Ninoska Flores 3 months ago

One of my favorite sushi spots. We’ve never waited more than 10 minutes to get seated, the rolls are delicious and we enjoy their seasonal plates. Tran was our waiter during our most recent visit and gave us excellent service! We look forward to coming back again.

Melina Wade 4 months ago

If your looking for something fun and different Kura is for you. I had heard about the infamous rotating sushi bar and had to experience it for myself. I came to have lunch with a friend, no reservation was needed but is recommended if you have a larger party. As stated previously there is a rotating train that has different sushi plates riding along. You just scoop up the plate you desire and start to eat. After you finish you insert the plate in a slot located on your table and that’s how you get charged. It’s a hands off service restaurant. There is a screen at your table where you order drinks and other hot dishes such as soups or more hardy plates. Sometimes a person brings you the items or an animated table on wheels comes with your items to your table. It was quite a fun experience. We tried a variety of dishes and a couple of the hot plates from the menu. Everything was absolutely delicious. The dress code is casual, no need to dress up. Alcoholic beverages & beers available, as well as a variety of bubble teas and sodas. There was plenty of parking available at no charge in the parking lot. This place is great for any occasion whether that be lunch with friends or a dat

James 11 months ago

Great place to eat plenty of different sushi options without having to buy multiple rolls. We like to come here whenever we’re in the mood for some sushi. That being said. If you’re expecting 5 star sushi you’ll be disappointed. But if you’re looking for a fun, casual spot to eat some sushi you should have a good time. Also definitely recommend getting any of the ice cream options. As someone that rarely gets desserts at restaurants, it’s always worth it here.