Really nice place with good atmosphere for going solo / couple / friends / family.
The staff is really attentive with you from the beginning explaining how the sushi mechanism works and in case you need to order something or refill your drink (except alcohol).
You can either take one of the plates thats going around, or you can order from the tablet placed above the rolling mechanism. Whenever you order something, a robot will deliver your order or it will come from a different band above the one rolling around which is used just for orders.
The dishes were good and delicious! I've been to a couple ones in Japan and I can say this one is really good.
I'm general, a really cool place with good food.
A fun experience with quick service and my server was extremely helpful in explaining the process to me and offering his own recommendations. However, the sushi on the rotating belt wasn’t as plentiful but perhaps that was because I was seated at the very end of the track. The rice also crumbled very easily on some of the rolls I picked up.
Don't forget to checkin with the server.
Great experience and food! My daughter wanted something special for her birthday (10)and really enjoyed this! The plates were a good value and tasty, but it adds up fast if the kids think they can grab anything.
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is a good concept and there have been lots of reviews. It was busy when we arrived, which is a good sign. There is some minor improvements that can be made to make the place a little more clean and modern. Sushi was pretty good, not the best I’ve had but still good. You pay $3.50 per plate. Between 2 of us, we got 19 plates. I’m on the fence if I’d want or need to go back.
We gave up on Sat after knowing the wait time of 1hr, we came back the following day and we got the table instantly on arrival (before noon). The kids love the revolving belt sushi especially kazunoko. Overall food size is just nice for kids and you could try different types of rolls, ramen and rice. Order and payment are all done over the tablet of your table.
Worth-it tier: B-. B+ If 1st time. Was actually expecting worse quality from others opinions, but it slightly beat my expectations. You should download the app to join waitlist.
Obviously not the best, but decent quality sushi. It’s nice to be able to order anything if you don’t want to wait. Good amount of options. Garlic flavored nigiris were good.
Overall, got what I expected from my first sushi train experience. Wouldn’t come too often but maybe very occasionally, as it is decently expensive since I eat a lot. about $70 for 16 plates.
A totally different sushi 🍣 bar experience! It is modern with a robot that brings your drinks to your table. You pull your sushi plates from a conveyor belt and then once done insert them into a discard port. That's how they total your bill. If you order specific items or specialty items they come on a separate conveyor and stop at your table. The service was quick and the people were friendly! Will absolutely come visit again!
Their sushi and other items are really good. Sometimes service can be hit or miss. Last time I had ordered something and I got sent the wrong item. I had to ask 3 different times to get the correct item sent over over a span of 40mins. Besides that, everything is really great here. I recommend getting on the waitlist on their app if it’s the weekend as it can get super busy.
Really cool place to eat. The revolving sushi belt is so cool I couldn't keep my eyes off of it! You can order off the menu and your order comes straight to you on different conveyer belt above the other sushi. A robot came and brought us our drinks! It was awesome and would recommend it as an adventure for all!
It seems they have replaced some of their servers with robots. Cool to see the robots deliver drinks to your table. Overall, an above average conveyor belt sushi place. Like the fact that you can order dishes that gets delivered directly to your table. The more dishes you eat the more you can get a chance at the gatchapon.
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