Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Judith Homann

This restaurant is a cute idea! Robots bring your drinks, a slow conveyor belt constantly has food coming by, and an upper conveyor belt brings the food you specifically ordered right to your table. You put your plates down a chute and it charges you what you per plate. All ordering and checkout is done through the tablet. After a certain amount of plates, you get a prize that also gets rolled down a chute right to your table. If all goes well, you should never have to interface with the staff. Now why I give it 3 stars: the restaurant is outdated, our plate chute was out of order, the staff is so used to not doing anything that when you ask them for an additional cup or to come pick up the plates they don't know what to do. The food is super cheaply made, not very good, and way overpriced. The prizes suck and the tablet user interface is not pretty or practical. The tables, chairs, utensils, soy sauce dispensers, floor decor, etc. all need to be updated! This is a great place to bring kids under 12 years old, but for adults or those who know good sushi, I'd NOT recommend going here.

Cody

It's alright, definitely fun if you have a group if people. 3.45 for each plate, more for the main entrees and desserts.

Linh Tran

After exhaust shopping trips eating good Finn foods and kids love it.

Yu-Chiao Sun

One star is mainly for the restaurant food itself. Regardless how nice the staffs are, if the food is bad, that is end of story for the restaurant. Had Kura at Japan and Taiwan, all are average quality or slightly better. But the Kura at US is far lower than the local average quality.... Salmon super lean and had no flavor, Tuna had nearly no taste and rice is overcooked and too wet. Yes the fish isn't fishy, but nor does that has any meaningful taste. For the price I'd say go to any loc japanese supermarket and buy sashimi for yourself.