Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Fast, friendly, yummy food with a prize... what's not to love! The robots 🤖 that bring the drinks are super fun! Can stay for awhile or eat and be in and out. Kura is the best!

This high tech revolving sushi bar is sub-par with their robots that deliver drinks and sushi that comes out so quick. The atmosphere is unbelievable with well spread and quiet tables and waiters that always check on you whether you need a refill or my soy sauce. I would highly recommend coming to this revolving sushi bar, it is my favorite and I constantly find myself coming back.

Good sushi. Inconsistent cuts of fish(within the same type of sushi). Will come back. My selling point is the food is ready as soon as you are seated. Can be both a quick meal or nice eating experience. This is also a great choice if you have an infant that can't sit still for a long period of time.

I went for dinner and wasn't satisfied whatsoever. The place was overly crowded and very dirty. I made reservations ahead and still had to wait an additional 15 minutes. We tried over 20 plates of sushi and can honestly say I enjoyed 2. My son ordered ramen and beef fried rice. I personally wasn't a fan of the ramen, but the beef fried rice was delicious. We also ordered 2 desserts, which both were decent. My kids were so excited for the robot to bring our drinks, yet it took 20 minutes just to get a water refill. What a disappointment that was. Overall, it's not worth the hype, I will stick to my regular sushi places where I actually get a waitor and good service.

This is our favorite local restaurant. The sushi carousel is always fun to watch and see what is coming down the line. They have dozens Of versions of sushi, Japanese entrées, and desserts that slowly proceed down the conveyor belt. They also have a tap screen menu where you can order items directly to your table. If you do not see your favorite on the sushi conveyor. Having a robot bring you your drinks is also very clever and fun to watch. And finally, you can keep track of your dishes and orders on the touchscreen at your table, and even win prizes from the mystery ball dispenser at your table. I would estimate that we dine here at least 2 to 3 times a month.

This is a sushi bar that the plates constantly come by you on a conveyor belt. The food is good. You just grab what you want. The plates are color coded for the price. Each item is labeled as to what it is. Service is minimal since they just bring you drinks. It is good if someone else pays. Because you just grab food, I tend not to look up the chart of prices, and it gets expensive.

Upon entering the establishment for our midday meal, I found the experience rather intriguing. The culinary offerings received favorable ratings overall, although I must note that the Sushi appeared somewhat desiccated and lacking the freshness one would expect. While the flavors were slightly above average in my estimation, it seems that many patrons appreciated the variety of sushi rolls and meat options served over rice, which were indeed quite delectable. Nevertheless, I would suggest a few improvements. Personally, I would have preferred a more traditional Japanese-style Donburi bowl. If only they offered such an option. In terms of pricing, it was reasonable and did not exceed expectations. I gotcha. You might have to get some new tile.

I think the experience was decent. Just a thing or two that needs improvement from what I've seen. While I don't mind ordering food through the screen, there were a lot of empties on the conveyor belt. I get it that lunch time is a slower pace time, but it would be nice to have a variety between the screen and the conveyor belt. The sauce trays are useful, the design on them throws me off because the gold splash paint on them tricks me that they're used Soy Sauce splashes on them. I think perhaps change them out to "no design" trays. Although I did find a tray or two that actually had sauce stains on them. Whoever is washing them needs to make sure these don't go out on the dining tables or do checks to make sure they are clean before the next customer sits down. The dining atmosphere during lunch was peaceful. I recommend visiting during these times rather than the weekend evenings where it's packed. The staff were nice. Just hit that "call" button and they'll help you out! And watch where you are walking, they do have the cute delivery robots driving around. Overall, not bad. Could be better. I'll be back again on a different day to give it another whirl. Schaumburg location is better, but Oak Brook still has some work to improve.

Food: 10/10 I love the sushi here bc it is served on a conveyor belt, meaning you can choose whatever you want as long as you have the $ and appetite. My favorites are the salmon and eel sushi's bc they r not too think where you can't taste the fish, and are seared to perfection. The sauce on top gives it a nice touch too. After you finish each plate of sushi, you put the dirty plates in a dropper. Every time you accumulate 15 plates of sushi, you get a toy from the little gacha dispenser above your ordering screen. Service: 10/10 Seared right away bc there was no crowd. A robot words around the restaurant to give each table their drinks or utensils. Ambiance: 9/10 Just cool to have rotating sushi. The bathrooms have bidets!!!

Usually it's a 4-star as the sushi is tasty and fresh. Unfortunately this time, everything seemed to taste a bit off and service too?! Maybe the stars and planets were misaligned but probably going to pass for a couple of moon cycles lol. Place is always clean so that's a plus!

My experience at Kura was much better than the last time I visited. I thinks it's due to the premium menu that was offered. I enjoyed the blue fin Toro that was on the menu and some other items. All the plates were fresh and every thing was readily available on the revolver. And a few times we ordered through the iPad and the dishes came out super fast. Service was also very good.

Kura is one of my favorite spots to grab a quick and tasty meal. The miso ramen is so good! The broth and noodles are just right! As usual, the sushi is fresh and fun to grab off the belt. The service is quick and efficient, and the staff is always friendly. The atmosphere is fun and lively, making it a great place to relax and enjoy good food. Whether I'm here for ramen, sushi, or both, Kura never disappoints!

I like this place. My toddlers love this place. Rotating sushi and robots to deliver drinks equal a family of four easy dinner night, if a bit on the higher side price wise. But we've been here 4 or 5 times and have enjoyed it even when it's super busy, and will be back.

This is the most mechanized restaurant I have ever been to. There are two conveyor belts, a video screen (for ordering and playing cartoons) and a robot that brings the drinks. When you order a certain number of plates a toy pops out. It's a lot of fun overall and a great place to bring kids. This is by far the best conveyor belt sushi I have ever had. The quality was really good and there are a lot of things in rotation. We'll definitely be looking to try out other locations.

We had a 20 minute wait and couldn't quite fit our party of 6 at one table, but we still loved this place, from the robot waitress, to the fun food conveyer belts and "15 plate prize" that rolled down out of the prize box up above the tables. The kitchen was great about "over searing" our salmon for the person in our party who can't eat anything without it being fully cooked through. Kura in Oak Brook was great. (If you have a big family you might have to sit at two separate tables.)

Super fun experience. Good service. You can order hot dishes or specialty items and they are sent up your table via conveyor belt. And you can also grab what you want directly from the conveyor belt as it goes by your table. Drinks are brought by a robot- super cute. Hot drinks or alcohol are brought by a server. Fun family night out

Yessss, I LOVE Kura! I've been to the Schaumburg location so many times and have now gone to this Oak Brook location twice, so you know I gotta review it. Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is the bomb. Period. Seriously, it's the best revolving sushi around. The plates always come out so fresh and delicious, especially when you order on the screen at your table - it's made to order. For my introverts out there, you'll love this part - there is no designated server for you. You either take a plate from the conveyor belt, or order on the screen at your table and your order comes served on the second level of the conveyor belt above the main one. If you really do need a server's assistance, you can press that on the screen at your table and someone will come to you. The food here is outstanding. Sometimes the sushi rolls may not look like anything extraordinary, but the taste is delicious. I absolutely love the salmon golden crunchy roll, red dragon roll, tiger roll, spicy tuna roll, gyoza, and crispy rice with spicy tuna. They also have ramen, hand rolls, nigiri, and various desserts and sides. The pricing is unmatched, too; I believe it's $3.50 per plate, with some being more or less (I'd double check that though because I'm not 100% sure). Kura is always super clean, has friendly staff, and the food is great. I highly recommend this place for affordable sushi, especially if you like revolving conveyor belt sushi. 5/5 for me!

Just gonna say I love the concept. Robot sushi and fast service is amazing. Only issue I have is the place is small and if u have more than 4 people in your party they really have no seating for you. The Ramen and the dessert is next level delicious. I know I should be talking about sushi but since you can order whatever u want and it shows up fresh I gotta say I would show up for ramen and maybe a sushi roll then the donuts and ice cream. We had a party of 3 and ate until we were stuffed for $100. Amazing!!!

This was a disappointment. Maybe because they recently just opened, or it was an off night, whatever it was, this was definitely a sad experience. I came in on a Thursday, around 6:30 p.m. The place was not busy but it took a few minutes for someone to show up to sit us. Once seated in a booth, we had to call someone's attention, as well as use the tablet in our booth to call for service. The selections were lame. For the couple of rolls that I really wanted to try, the plates were always empty. The rolls that were available were basically the same stuff, they just differed from sauces drizzled on top of each roll. Some of the rolls that kept passing by looked like they've been sitting there for several hours already. Compared to the one in Schaumburg, this location fell really short. The place was clean since it is new and parking was easy. Other than those, the service and the sushi roll selections were basically why I wouldn't come back.

Amazing restaurant for a weekend trip out of town with 2 teens. They loved the sushi and the gimmicks of the rotating plates. The robot server was so cute and the faces it made were entertaining. We will seek out more of these restaurants in our future.

I came here on my birthday with my partner and we had a great time. The sushi is served on plates with 1-4 pieces per plate. You can take the sushi on the conveyor belt or order a la carte items from the tablet at your table and it will be delivered by a robot or a separate conveyor belt. Each plate is around $3 I believe and if you finish 15 plates, you can win a free prize (not a great prize, but it was fun). My favorite was the Kura Roll! I wouldn't recommend the beef or eel since those were pretty chewy and not enjoyable to eat. It's a really fun experience and I would highly recommend it.

I never thought I'd see the day where revolving sushi bar would be such an easy distance to drive. When you're done with your plates, you put them through this little slide and depending on how many plates you put through you get this cute little video in your table of this animation of someone trying to get back a recipe and if you put in enough plates, you'll get a prize That has a theme of what's going on. For example, the first time I went there the prize was Charlie brown themed, the next time I went it was one piece themed. And the sushi is fantastic.

I have never been to a revolving sushi restaurant before, and after our experience at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, I'm excited to try others. My husband and I met a friend from out of town and wanted to treat her to something special. The concept is really simple, and the best part is that the food is ready to be eaten as soon as you sit down. We got there shortly after the restaurant had opened, so we knew the food was fresh. They have a great variety of sushi, appetizers, drinks, and desserts to choose from. The food tastes wonderful. The revolving belt and robot server added entertainment to the meal. I highly recommend Kura Revolving Sushi Bar for great food and a great time.

A solid 3 for me as in only ok. Positives Restaurant very clean Server explained conveyor belt process The robot that brings out your drinks plays music Can pay from kiosk right at your seat Compared to other rotary sushi places, each plate was a flat rate Room for improvement Choices didn't update frequently. Not many options were coming around and Rice tasted very meh Lots of sauce in the rolls

super great location. the staff was friendly and very helpful. when we signed in inside it said about 15-20 minute wait and we waited 30 minutes. found out you can sign in earlier on the app. we got seated and got shown where to order and how it works. which it was pretty similar to a different place i've eaten at. we got about 13 plates and ordered fries, chicken dumplings and edemame. all sushi was made to perfection, we tried crunchy roll, caterpillar, spicy popcorn shrimp, spicy cali and some others. we got filled up by the food and also squeezed in ice cream. total was about $60 i'd say pretty worth it

Expensive first class future tech dining, nonstop train of dishes gliding through the walls, we ended near hundred and twenty bucks between three adults and child. Perhaps normal for seasoned sushi veterans but a shock as I recall a couple big rolls goes cheaper most anywhere. Fresh Thyme and Kroger sushi stands with their six dollar rolls make this place look like a scam. The staff was extra friendly, charmingly so and attentive throughout the evening, missed with each robotic beverage delivery. My friends had both been here and prepared me for their pick for Sunday. I couldn't ignore the chance to try Japanese style conveyor dining. It's a bright and fun space with well designed seating. Quickly realized the kid next to the moving entrees was not the ideal! We got sampling and noticed top grade ingredients well made into rolls, gyoza, takoyaki, and eventually ramen as well. Most were small however surprisingly expensive without any clarity to sizes overall. Ordering via the screen was easy and intuitive but again difficult to sort options from pricing, sizing, and finding some items advertised turned into a dead end as they were out. I'd like to see streamlined pricing to enhance family and friends meals, trying new items, and most essentially freeing up the kitchen from food waste. Ramen was fantastic. Crab roll and gyoza, easy to eat, savory, balanced, got through a lot of the menu! Finished with Sapporo, cheesecake, and strawberry mochi, a draft beer always hits the spot. The other desserts were very small, again there needs more accessible picks to add value and accommodate a full booth. This is an easy recommend alongside a thick wallet and responsible ordering, all adds up so quick.

We had such a good meal here. My kid loves rotary sushi so we checked out a new one. First of all it had the cleanest nicest restaurant bathrooms ever. The price points and variety were great and the conveyor belt even sent out your orders which was really fun. There was a little robot butler and REAL CRAB in the California rolls amen. The service was also great. 10/10 would come back.

Total stop on a whim after a movie at Oakbrook. Walked in and didn't realize it was a conveyer belt sushi style restaurant but our eyes lit up quickly! Have been meaning to go to one and accidentally did. As we were walking to our table the cute little yellow robot drove past us. I felt like I was in an episode of the Jetsons. When we sat down waitstaff ( which were all so friendly) came over to explain how to pull plates up on belt to eat. Then After slide the plates into small disposal that collects them and calculates how much $ you have spent so far. The plates are about $4 each. We thought we were doing well but had forgotten to put a few plates in so the money adds up quickly if you are not keeping up. I loved how you can order more water, and the robot comes out. Now that I think about it I think we accidentally ordered a refill of soda on screen, you do get charged for that so push the call button for waitress to bring you free refills. As for the food. I cannot remember what we ate but everything was amazing. We ordered garlic fried rice and a shrimp tempura for the hot plates and that comes on belt on top level. Then It stops at your table and dings. We loved the experience and the food and cannot wait to come back!

We've become sushi connoisseurs. This place opened months back, but we decided to try it tonight. It was pretty quiet for 4:30pm. The restaurant is fairly large with bar seating and booth seating, but not many customers were there. It's clean, extremely well lit, and they have their own robot to deliver drinks and various menu items. You know she's coming when the music starts. I like that all the plates are the same price and they're disposed of in a slot at your booth. Also, when you deposit the plates, it calculates your total on the screen. The only reason for the 3 is the extremely limited selection. We actually left early because nothing was coming around but empty plates. I got desperate for more food and decided to just eat the Inari.

Loved everything. Went for a quick lunch and it met the bill. Lots of different rolls on the conveyor belt and fun to have your drinks delivered by a robot. The sushi was fresh and delicious! Will be back often!!! Such a treasure!!!

I've been to a few sushi revolving places and unfortunately this one scored very low. Server was nice but rushed. Wish we had plates to eat from when we pulled the sushi from the belt. The ginger is placed in a container that's been sitting at the table for who knows how long. Food on the belt wasn't very exciting to even look at. Rolls would come apart as soon as you grab them. Food quality just tastes off. We tried a few plates and had to call it quits. Place is clean I'll give them that. Overall, save your time and money and I recommend eating elsewhere, I can already feel my stomach not going to forgive me for coming here.

A fun and quirky experience where robots bring you drinks and you grab food plates from the rotating bar. They also use tablets at the table or order additional items. The food was decent, but don't expect the world's best sushi; honestly we went for a unique experience. People were friendly!

Have never had SO MUCH FUN at lunch like I did at this place! Woo! My friend and I just laughed and laughed caus we were having a blast. The entire time was a complete dining experience. The interior is very unique and modern. A very cool trendy vibe. The service was excellent, the girls waiting on us were happy to walk us through how things worked and were very quick to get us anything we needed. The FOOD! Wow! Every item we ordered was amazing. I LOVE the food conveyor belt. The first time one of our orders came zipping through on the belt we had no idea it was there. The chef had to say something to us on the speaker which startled us and made us laugh. Please take your order off the belt! The minute we did our two orders of fresh yellowtail nigiri zipped over to us. Mmmm The cold sake we shared was so good. The prices are very reasonable. The little Japanese toys you can buy in the machines were very cute. Everything here is so much fun especially the ordering process with the touch screen. The cute little automated server robot brought us our drinks and I loved that robot. This place is a must-do if you have a hankering for sushi.

Finally had time to pop in for a quick lunch. Ive watched this location being built and I was so excited to check it out. All of the plates on the bet are $3.40 which I think is a great deal as are the the beverages except for beer. They have other food items available on the menu from udon to tempura. We stuck with the sushi. I have to say I was overly excited about the robot the brought out our drinks and sides of ginger. If you want a specific plate of sushi it is as easy at going to the item in the digital touch screen menu. Selecting it. And placing the order. I think it took about 90 seconds max for the item I wanted to zip over to me on the top belt. They have a really nice variety of rolls and I'd like to come back and try some of their hot food items. I love how fast we could get in a quick, healthy, and pretty inexpensive lunch $23 sushi + DC + tip) Definitely a new go to lunch spot. My co-worker and I were already talking about when we were coming back as we left.

This place is still a great time and a fun experience! Got seated right away for a Sunday early lunch and we're give instructions on how the rotating sushi bar works. The technology to find your menu items are pretty straightforward and the service comes quick! The rotating belt of sushi items, appetizers, and desserts have plenty of options. I loved the Golden Crunchy sushi roll the most! There are robots who come and bring your drinks and other items which is pretty fun for all ages. It was about $70 plus for our bill since we also had drinks. Definitely a good spot to try for families and with friends!

It's an unusual, interesting, fun restaurant. The plates of sushi go by quickly on conveyor belts. The sushi quality was just OK because of the skimpy slices of fish & inconsistent. We ordered the King crab sushi, one was generous, the 2nd order was 1/4 of that size?!Service is basically non-existent. Also be careful cause it's fun to try all different sushis whooshing by, but it really adds up quickly!

The service and the speed of the orders produced were both excellent. The sushi was pretty weak. I understand the idea of having flat rate $3.50 sushi, but it's not really much of a deal when the fish is cut paper thin and the rice doesn't hold together. The spider roll (fried soft shell crab) had so much extra veggies and rice that you couldn't really taste the crab. The tamago (sweetened egg omelette) was rubbery. I'd be happy to pay a bit more for better quality.

Loved the setting, unique for our area, cool robot, didn't love the sushi options and price.

What a fun experience! Taking friends and family here is something that everyone should try to do at least once because it's a very cost effective way to have a unique experience. Unlike the standard sushi restaurant, everything here is really built around a game like experience. You get drinks, ginger, and wasabi served to you by a musical robot, use a touch screen interface to order special things, get custom dishes and hot food delivered to your table personally through the belt, and get to watch an endless array of dishes go by your table and choose whatever interests you. For every 15 plates you also get a little fun prize to take home as well. This is all in a restaurant filled with fun art all around and a fun atmosphere. Of course, none of this would matter if the food wasn't good as well. While this may not be as good as the top options for sushi out there, the prices charged here are quite reasonable and in line with eating anywhere else (without as fun of an experience). They do offer some higher end options here like hotate, wagyu beef, negitoro, etc. at pretty reasonable prices though I didn't see the highest end cuts offered here. The assembly of the maki and sushi is overall quite attractive and makes for wonderful pictures, particularly when you have a bunch on the table at once. The fish is pretty fresh and I like the flavor combinations in the rolls overall though there could be a bit more texture contrast overall on the different elements. For slices of fish, they had a pretty good slice overall -- generally the mid-fatty level of what you'd expect except for those which were labelled as the higher end special items. We did try the takoyaki and fried squid as well and found both to be fresh, hot, and delicious. Overall, it's hard to find a revolving sushi concept that's as modern, clean, fun, and reasonably priced as Kura. It's definitely worth a visit for a fun experience and delicious meal.

This location was not great. Sushi choices were blah and tasteless. Menu choices that came out were also mediocre, and 2 pieces of tempura were not worth $7. Would not go back.

This place is great. The robots and conveyor belt system is interesting and novel. The ambiance really feels like you're in a Japanese sci fi movie. Little smiling robots are delivering drinks while your sushi arrives on a high speed conveyor belt. Just fun! But all of this would just be gimmicky if the food was not good. Im kind of a Ramen snob, I've tried many places all around chicago and Kura has the second best (the #1 place cost 3x as much). The sushi was excellent and the Tayaki was one of the best I've had. Plum wine might be my new favorite drink too. My only complaint is they need a big green arrow pointing to the sign in kiosk that says "Start Here" because it's not super obvious how it all works and the workers aren't exactly proactive about explaining it. Also, I want to say, we almost didn't go to this place due to the negative Yelp reviews by others. Maybe the store has changed over time but basically everything the other reviews said is wrong! The sushi is not priced as high as the other reviewer says. And yeah the place is robotic, it's the point. If you want to chat up your waiter go to Chilis or something. What did you expect?

Great sushi, fast service and kind employees. The first time a robot has ever brought me a drink , so cool

Tried a new (to us) revolving sushi place with the family this weekend to great results. I love a place that lets you order on your own timetable on an iPad and the robots delivering some of the things delighted the kids. There are plenty of cooked options for the husband including wagyu and seared tuna or salmon. It's nice that when you get to 15 plates a prize will come down out of those stored up top. We got the two magnetic bookmarks and earned a tshirt as well through the app. It's pricey - $120 for lunch with 15 plates and a bunch of things ordered off the hot menu, but nice for a treat now and then! Servers are helpful as well to help you on your first visit. Very clean and well spaced too.

Wait time kiosk is simple and easy. parking is usually available but it's a busy lot. Greeter was very kind and took the time to explain.the process. The sushi was fresh, the beer cold, and the plate drop in slot to help keep the tables clean and calculate your bill is brilliant in my opinion. I never felt crowded while eating because of the dishes. The ambiance is ok lots of chatter and rotating sounds. I can't recall if music was playing. I would go back but I also would like a bit more options like miso soup not just ramen and maybe some egg roll appetizers.

Very happy with my time at this new location. It's much closer to me and less traffic. The parking lot was kinda full at a 7pm on Friday but that makes sense honestly. It's dinner time on the weekend. They don't have waitlist on their app for this location yet so you have to go to into the location and sign in. It's the same tablet they use for other locations. The waiting area was kinda of small but we got a seat after a few parties before us were called. They were busy but everything was super clean. The conveyor belt was pretty filled too! We were able to grab all our faves off it. The sushi itself tasted good! The tables already had chopsticks, ginger, wasabi and soy sauce on them. The robot just brought drinks and they came fast. It was a very smooth dining experience. I'd definitely come again!

The menu was limited and the rotating belt had limited options as well. The service was great .. very modern restaurant.

I have been to all you can eat conveyor belt sushi restaurants before but Kura takes it a step further with more automation. Upon walking in there seems to be a cafeteria feel. They do not have a liquor license so soda and tea are the only options. The conveyor belts brings plates you grab yourself and a screen shows you how many plates you have had. If you do not see anything on the belt you can order from the screen and the item comes out on a different conveyor.For those seated in booths automated robots which play loud music were annoying. The quality of sushi was ok and mostly rice. If you are wanting to experience something different and wanting quantity and not quality this is you place. For me I prefer a traditional sushi restaurant.

Very quality, yet affordable sushi. The ambiance is very casual, and the revolving bar ordering system is pretty fun. I will probably come back

I'm always wary of conveyor belt sushi places, but this place is in a league of its own. If you're as big of a nerd about robots and automation like I am, this is the place to geek out! The conveyor belt was fresh and if there was an item you wanted that was missing, the touchscreen allowed you to order it and have it brought to you via a second dedicated conveyor belt. And instead of having stacks of plates left over on the table, there is a little slot by the conveyor belt where you can deposit your dirty plates and win little toys. The whole operation was very slick and fun. The sushi quality and taste was excellent too, far exceeding my expectations of a conveyor belt place! The only gripes I had were that some improvements with the automation, especially the touch screen, could be made. I didn't see a "search" function which would've been very helpful vs. scrolling through a dozen+ pages of options. I also wish I could've ordered more things through the touchscreen such as sauces or extra ginger and wasabi. At least flagging down a waiter using the screen was easy enough. The waitstaff were friendly and all, but I more enjoyed the server robot that zipped around singing a tune while delivering drinks to tables. With that said, the place is a bit on the loud side. This chain is expanding into my adopted home town and I can't wait to check them out when they open there!

This was so fun. My tween daughter is obsessed with everything Japanese so this was a perfect dinner experience for her. Was it super fast? No. But we didn't have to wait to get in and anything we wanted that was slow on the conveyor we just ordered separately. The only thing I didn't like was that we didn't get "credit" towards prizes for the tempura box we ordered or the mochi and ice cream we got at the end. I mean give us 3 plates credit for the $10+ we spent on that item. Just because my kid wanted more prizes. I guess we could've purchased some as well though. Fun experience.

Great place to grab some quick conveyor belt sushi! All the places are about $3.95 per plate and the quality is definitely pretty good for it being conveyor belt style sushi. This Kura location opened pretty recently so it's still nice and clean. Drinks are served to you by robots that are programmed to go to a specific table. My faves here are definitely the seared salmon Japanese mayo and the spicy salmon hand roll (which has to be ordered ala carte on the screen above your table. Things to note: restrooms are single use only. Parking is plentiful as it shares a big parking lot with the other establishments in the plaza.

I didn't eat here but I did walk in after eating next door. Fun looking place and will one day eat here.

This restaurant is amazing. You can pick out anything that you want from the revolving sushi line or you can order from the screen. The kids really like that the robots bring their drinks. They do have vegetarian options, which was really nice. My granddaughter picked something from the screen and she ordered way too many and I did find the waitress and she did take it off our bill because we did not need 4 sushi rolls. The Ramen was fantastic. We will definitely be back actually we have been back a couple times.

Our first time here. It's clean and the belt doesn't stop. We had a variety of different dishes from edamame to custard. A server explained how to get the dishes from the conveyor belt and that we should put our finished dishes in the slot. The dishes were counted as they slid to the conveyor belt that took the dirty dishes to the kitchen. It was fun watching the different dishes as they went by. We had a total of 16 plates, which came out to $75 (with drinks and tip). We had our usual rolls and dishes such as rainbow roll, edamame, and red dragon. Tried a few new combos. The only thing that I felt about the tolls as a negative is that they all tasted similar. Nothing stood out. Even the lemonade was a bit weak. The staff, including the robot drink deliverers, were professional and friendly. We tried this, and as an unusual experience it was okay, but I'd rather go to AYCE instead.

One of the best things about Kura in Oak Brook is not just the great food but the workers! One worker that we mostly see is the manager Floyd, he is always smiling every day and is attentive to our needs. His hospitality and service are amazing. He is very warm-hearted and always makes us laugh. We will continue coming back for more.

My family of 4 loves it here. We haven't had to wait too long to get a seat. There's an assortment of sushi that are on the conveyor belt for you to pick. You can also order sushi, noodles, rice, dessert, drinks and all sorts of food if you don't see it on the conveyor belt. Both my boys love it here. After you eat 15 plates you get a prize from the machine up top. You get another prize after another 15 plates. There is a robot that brings you water, wasabi, ginger and napkins. There is parking lot right aside as it is part of a plaza with other restaurants. This is very convenient to Costco! There are many tables along with individual seats like a bar setting.

I don't even have words for how bad our experience is (happening in live time) so I'll summarize some facts: - Joined the waitlist around 6:30 - Got a text that our table was ready at 7:02 - Finally got seated at 7:58 - It is now 8:31 and we've been seated forever, the entire conveyor belt of sushi is (and has been) empty this entire time and we're STILL waiting on the dishes that we ordered when we first sat down. - Restaurant closes in 59 minutes with dozens of people waiting in the lobby to be seated still. Boy will they be disappointed when they finally get a table and no food ever arrives. Drive to the Schaumburg location instead. This one is a total disappointment.