Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

For those who haven't been to a Japanese style conveyor belt restaurant, this would be cool. Having been to a couple of such places in Asia, I felt that this place was not that clean. Our table still had bits and pieces of leftovers from the previous folks. The slot where the used plates are inserted were unclean. Food was ok but my expectations were low anyways. The rolls wasn't really of that good quality. And there wasn't much variety on the conveyor belt so we had to order via the touchpad. Service could have been better. Overall, a ⭐⭐⭐ experience. Maybe the other locations are better.

Everything about this place was amazing. The live service was great with any questions we had, but most of our interactions were automated. When you order drinks, a robot waiter brings them and any condiments you need. The conveyor belt brought out a fresh and vibrant selection of Sushi and other dishes, You can make any order fresh and it will come out to you on a different belt, and lastly, the ramen warmed my soul. Please do yourself the favor of trying this place.

We love this place! Food is good, service is great :) clean restrooms, all very clean, we've been coming here for special occasion and always leave with a happy face and a full stomach lol!

❤️‍🔥 Love this place with a passion. Awesome food and sushi! Robot serves you drinks. Sushi comes to you on a conveyorbelt. Nice booths to eat at with friends and family; also seats for if you go by yourself. Both me, my friends, and family really loved and adored the soy milk donuts. The light fluffy warm donuts with the sauce and ice cream were the best dessert I've had in my life. We all really wish they would bring them back to the menu.

Delicious and fun to eat here! We love the easy ordering! The only thing- some dishes are very overpriced like tempura- $8.00+ for mini pieces in mini plate … Also a soda is almost $3.60+ these high prices are the only reason for 3 stars because the Quality of the fish is great here!

This was an overall very cool experience. It was our first time going and we met friends for lunch. We had kids and it was a friendly environment from them. Since it's revolving, we didn't have to wait to get started and any special items we ordered were quick. When we called for refills, the servers were quick. Definitely a place to try!

Tasty food and friendly staff. Super thrilled that they had Taiyaki, been looking everywhere for it and was happy they had it, it was also very tasty.

Beverages delivered through robots, nice ambiance, quick and courteous staffs and excellent revolving Sushi bar. Loved the mackerel, eel, crab, sea urchin maki rolls.

After 8 years of visiting Kura, it's time for an updated review. While the sushi here is average, the fun and interactive environment keeps me coming back. The conveyor belt concept is always a hit, and it's a convenient spot when you're in a time crunch. I especially appreciate the designated section for solo diners, which makes getting in and out quick and hassle-free. My go-to order? The fried squid! It never disappoint. Always fresh, perfectly crispy, and piping hot. While Kura may not be a standout for sushi purists, it's a solid choice for a casual and efficient dining experience.

Kura revolving sushi is a must! Love coming here whenever I'm in the area, back then we used to eat till we were full! A lot of people like to do that lol You can tell by the stack of plates. But now, we like to get 2-3 plates and enjoy it more as a lighter meal. Seating is also super comfortable you get a booth which is nice and cozy specially for those colder days ahead. The service is always great here, the robot brings your drinks to the table which is pretty fun :D Honestly they have so many options, my fav is always unagi rolls and the tiger roll! If I had to pick my most favorite role, it is the tiger roll. Make sure to download the app so you can start accumulating reward points too :)

This wouldn't be my first time to a revolving sushi bar, but this did hold up for the most part. At entry we almost had to sit ourselves down and when we did make it to a table, I took charge and just started grabbing plates. These plates were not easy to grab either. I'm not sure if there was an instructional video but that would have helped a bit. It wasn't until 15 minutes later someone came by to ask if we had gotten our drinks. Thankfully I had already placed our order, so they quickly grabbed them instead of letting the robot bring it our way. The cost for the plates were higher than I would have liked and somehow I wish the selection was a little broader. We tried to get most of what was available and to be fair it was fresh but on the flavor scale it was very hit or miss. If you're hungry and you have your reservation this type of place is ready for you but if you wanted a little guidance on how to approach it all I would say, try another location or be vocal if this is your first time.

My husband and I went to Kura for my birthday. I am an avid lover of Sushi and all Asian cuisine! When we first arrived parking was limited but no big deal. Once arriving to the restaurant there was a 25 minute wait for a table for two. Again no big deal as good things come to those that wait. When we were seated the table and booth were dirty and sticky. We ordered a green tea that came to the table quickly however it wasn't very good. The most dissatisfying was the food, the sushi was DISGUSTING. Cold and old with strange smells. At the end of the meal we barely ate anything. We even tried the "ramen" hoping that it would be a saving grace instead we used the bowl to dump most of the gross sushi into. We still had to place the plates to be read and a few plates later we were at $75 for food that was barely edible. Super disappointing.

It's been a long time since I last visited my favorite sushi restaurant in the state. The food still tastes delicious as always, and the customer service is exceptional. I just tried a new item called Double Seared King Salmon and OH My Lord.. It's so good that I can't wait to visit there again and try a new menu as they are always coming up every two week.

My friend and I wanted a quick meal, so we decided to go to Kura. We arrived at 4:40 pm and found that there wasn't much sushi on the beltway. As a result, I had to order from the screen. The sushi quality has been consistent, which is good, but I hope they can reduce the rice. Since it's not an all-you-can-eat buffet, less rice would be better. The overall experience was okay, not disappointing. When you want a quick meal, Kura is the best option.

My family and I had a great experience with so many options to choose from. The miso soup is some of the best ever, highly recommended. Packed with tofu and more seaweed than normal it comes hot and ready to warm you up on a chilly autumn evening. Our favorite sushi was the eel with eel sauce, delicate flavor and texture. The setting is bright and inviting, very clean, your drinks are served by a cheerful robot.

See my review. Food quality poor. Lack of motivation to provide service . But they had no problem telling you no or we are out of food. The ambiance looked fun but the energy in the restaurant was nonexistent.

We decided to go here after we saw they were doing the peanuts promotion. This place goes get busy and everything is somewhat automated as you sign in with machine and on the waiting list. If this is your first time, make sure you read the instructions as we did not know how to open the plastic top, but just lift the dish up and the top comes off. We ordered 22 dishes and each of those dishes cost $3.25. If you get 15 dishes, you get a free peanuts item which is $3.25 retail if you do it separately. I can not recall what we ordered, but here is what I can remembered 1. Fried Scallops 2. Premium American Beef 3. Mochini 4. Ice cream with donuts 5. California Roll 6. Hokkaido Scallop 7. Salmon Toro 8. Dashi Olive Sweet Shrimp 9. California Roll 10. Spider Roll 11. Salmon Skin Roll 12. Real Crab meat 13. Miso soup Sometimes the tablet works but the buttons are sometimes hard to press. Service comes promptly too. It is definitely an experience though as you see the sushi on the belt, the animi nation on the screen especially when you drop the dish in there.

Kura is a fantastic spot for sushi lovers who enjoy ordering by the plate. The fish is of decent quality, and the revolving belt adds a fun and unique dining experience. I visit about once a month, and it never fails to satisfy my sushi cravings. It can get busy, so I recommend downloading the app to join the waitlist ahead of time. The restaurant has plenty of seating and is clean.

Unfortunately, I have to update my rating. I'm not sure if it's because of Covid but this place has gone downhill and raise their prices. I did enjoy my time here when I first started going here. It was recently that the sushi quality was went down and the portions as well. This place is really for the gimmick of revolving sushi. I think there's definitely better places for sushi quality and sushi price.

servers were very friendly and hospitable! Very fun atmosphere for a group lunch and reasonable pricing.

Disappointed. Fish looks fake honestly, discoloration and dull colors. Rolls are cut into pieces the size of a quarter. Could tell fish had been sitting out for a long time. Food served on dirty plates. Paid over $22 for what I would compare to gas station sushi.

Update: all items in the menu are available; pretty consistent service and food quality, upgraded technology (with a singing robot server for drinks). Price also went up to $3.35 per plate.

Kura is a fun place to go and eat. Great for going with a significant other, friends, or kids. The wait can be a bit long, but outside of that it is awesome. You don't go here expecting the BEST sushi in town, but it is decent sushi with lots of options, in a fun atmosphere. I have never left here disappointed. I would highly recommend to go at least once!

Worse than grocery store sushi. In fact, the worst sushi I've ever had in the DFW area. The service was good and they explained how everything worked- (I had a friend who used the call button several times). The child that was with us- enjoyed the revolving sushi belt and the cute robot. Ordering was easy, really the only problem was the quality of food. People go because there's not many conveyor belt sushi bars around- and it's something different to do- but it's just not worth it.

Kura prices have gone up but the majority of the quality is still there! I love the revolving concept where you can just grab anything looks appealing. Some of the sushi are better than other. But it's a fun experience to share with family and friends. Make sure you reserve the spot in their app. The wait could be long!

I was just talking to my neighbor about how much all of our kids love going. Even the picky kids have some fun options.

If you're a sushi lover who enjoys variety, Kura Revolving Sushi is an absolute must-try. My recent visit was honestly one of the most fun dining experiences I've had in a long time. First off, the concept is brilliant: sushi comes to you on a conveyor belt, and you just grab whatever looks good. Each plate is about $3.50, so you get to try a bunch of different rolls without committing to just one or two. As someone who usually struggles to choose, this was a dream come true! You can go from grabbing a classic California roll one minute to sampling something new and adventurous the next. What really stood out to me was the level of automation. You can order custom items through an iPad at your table, and they'll send it right to you on a separate conveyor belt--super cool and efficient. And drinks? They're brought over by a robot! It's like dining in the future but still feels really warm and friendly. Plus, the atmosphere is clean, modern, and perfect for a casual but memorable night out. Everything was fresh and flavorful, and I walked away totally satisfied without breaking the bank. I honestly can't wait to go back--this place is the perfect spot if you want to enjoy high-quality sushi, try a bit of everything, and have a fun time doing it. Definitely 5 stars!

When I'm craving for AYCE sushi... Kura is always at the top of my list! My brother and I went for an early dinner so it wasn't packed. Since it was early in the evening, the selection of sushi on the belt was a bit sparse. But we ordered directly from the tablet and all our plates came out really fast. The quality of all the items are great! The plates with beef were tender and the tuna and salmon tasted fresh, even the uni was decent. The only dish I didn't like were the crispy rice plates. The flavor was fine, but the texture was not right to me. The booths are setup perfectly to provide some level of privacy, but still make you feel like apart of the action. The staff here are by far the nicest out of all the Kura locations I visited. They were always ready to provide refills and always had smiles on their faces. You never feel rushed. Overall, it was a great experience. Pro Tip: download the Kura app to add yourself to the waitlist before you head out of the house. You can even pay using the app when you're done eating.

Tasty sushi and worth doing once if you've never had revolving sushi before. It's mostly self service and the waiters or waitresses only come to refill your water. It's a fun and cute concept but be careful because you can spend a lot if you aren't careful. I think I spent around $40 when I went which is about 10 plates (a little less than $4 each plate). At that price point it's about as expensive as a AYCE sushi spot. However I feel like the quality of these pieces of sushi are higher than what you would find at AYCE so it all comes down to quality vs quantity. They have more than just sushi on the conveyor belt. Each piece I had was very good and it's fun to see the wide variety fly past you on the conveyor belt. You often get 2-4 pieces of sushi per plate and you'll definitely be full by plate 10. A fun experience but a bit pricey so I won't do it too often.

First time coming here and the wait was not too bad, 30 minutes. I also thought the little robot that brought your drink out was cute. They also have plexiglass partitions so there is some separation from the other booths. For food I liked the ramen, I had a spicy one with sesame seeds. The sushi was ok, but not a lot of variety and with most conveyor belt sushi you do not want to sit at the end where most of the good stuff is gone. I'd go again for the novelty, but there are better sushi places imo. Last they didn't clean up or come by more then seating us. Not sure why I tipped.

First, we went early (arrived 5:45 pm) on a Saturday. Others have complained about the wait. I suspect this is going to depend a great deal on the time you go but we walked in and were taken to a table immediately. Second, some have complained about the staff being rude. This was not at all our experience. We interacted with the young man who seated us and explained how everything worked and a young woman who brought our beer to the table. And, of course, we interacted with the robot. I did not find the food to be unreasonably priced generally but it would be easy to get out of control and pick up more plates than you really might want. The food was fine but I will admit that I kind of like having a lot of innovative rolls to choose from and the selection is a bit limited. In sum, it was fun but it is a bit of a drive for us. I think if I were looking for sushi I would probably go somewhere closer to where we live with a more diverse menu but I would definitely go back if someone wanted to go there.

Love coming here for lunch! The staff is super friendly and very attentive without being overwhelming. They really Ave master a good balance of their service. The sushi is always fresh and has lots of different options.

It's been a while since I've been back, but I was craving sushi, and this was the closest. I'm glad I gave it another chance because the quality/freshnest of the fish have improved since our last visit. It was a nice surprised. Service is good as always. It wasn't too bad of a wait either.

Kura revolving sushi bar is fantastic. Food is great and tried Japanese fair items this time. Wagyu beef is the best. You even grab your own sushi. As well as being able to order specific items. If you eat enough food, you can even win a little prize.

updating my review following new pricing increases at kura: the sushi quality is still consistent, which is to say it definitely scratches the itch for sushi without being anything groundbreaking taste or quality wise. however, everything is being made fresh in the back and there's a huge variety of options which is excellent. prices have gone up in the past few years so that eating until you're full is generally quite expensive based on the items you get (typically i spend $30 or so for just myself now when i used to spend just under $20), so in light of that i'm going to go ahead and dock a star just because at that price, you can find all you can eat sushi spots that also offer sashimi and some more premium options without paying a la carte. still would recommend, just watch the prices of the plates you get:)

Always enjoy the food at Kura. Could stand better service. Once you have the wasabi and drinks served you seldom see any more service. I have no problem with the ambiance as it is comfortable with plenty of room.

Kura is such a unique concept restaurant - I love the EXPERIENCE of grabbing plates from the belt, ordering on the screen and having it sent your way, the robots that serve you water, and especially getting the little prize at the end once you reach a certain number of plates! Always such a great experience with friends and/or family. I got the Tantanmen Ramen (spicy ramen) and although the soups are pricey ($8+ for a small bowl), it wasn't too bad. I'll probably stick with the sushi next time as I love the Golden Crunchy Roll, Raw Fish Nigiri & more!

Kura seems to be everywhere, and is consistently good. The five of us came for lunch on a weekday. It wasn't too crowded, so didn't need to use the app to reserve our place in line (which is what you need to do for Kura in LA). We were seated in a deep booth so plenty of space, but the two sitting the most in (and closest to the conveyor belt), needs to place the orders and distribute the food. There are two conveyor belts: the bottom one is constants distributing pre-made dishes that you can grab on-impulse; the top one is a dedicated belt for each table, where customized food ordered from the table kiosk will be delivered to you. We did both, and the food was solid in both cases. Once seated, everything is done through the touchscreen. We ordered beverages (cold water and hot water), and it was promptly delivered by a self-driving robot. The water was filled occasionally by actual humans. Kura has a large non raw fish menu (all ordered through the touchscreen), and our table ordered noodle soup (udon and ramen) and dessert...all of which came promptly after ordering. The table especially loved the udon soup (good value $9 for a decent soup) and the ojyu box (tempura shrimp over terraki glazed white rice). The ramen ($9.90) was very average, the one piece of turo wasn't very good, and the taiyaki (fish shaped fried dough in a masu box $5.70 coming with vanilla ice cream and sweet red bean) was very oily (deep fried where the dough just sucked up the hot oil). In terms of sushi, I liked the tako (octopus). The portions also seem a bit bigger than Cali (especially the hand rolls which are HUGE)...definitely better value here. The entire meal for the five of us was $120 before tip. Sometime in the past, Kura made every plate the same price ($3.25 at this location). These plates are then self-bussed by a chute at each table: it's an easy way to clear the table AND automatically count how much sushi one has eaten so far. Here in Dallas, each plate is cheaper than what we are used to, and they do seem to provide bigger portions that Cali. At every 15 plates, a free prize is given from the capsule machines that are located throughout: the theme was Demon Slayer when we were there. There is really no reason for you to get out of your table once seated, which is the definition of a full-service restaurant, thought we rarely actually interacted directly with a person. Liked everything about this location.

This was our first time here and quite interesting (first time at a revolving bar). Kids absolutely loved how much technology was used. We arrived and were 14 parties behind with an expected wait time of 45 mins, but were promptly seated within about 20 or so. An employee came over and explained the process to us which was helpful to know. The robot brought our drinks and wasabi. We pulled quite a few rolls/dishes off the belt, but also ordered a few specific rolls and edamame. The rolls themselves were good; nothing mind blowingly tasty, but totally fine otherwise. You get about 2-3 rolls/pieces per plate, which costs $3.10/plate. I wish the edamame would have had an option for it to be spicy or something as it was cold and salted. Kids still ate it up. Checkout was incredibly easy as you could scan a QR code and pay with Apple Pay which was nice. Overall, a super cool experience and I'm sure we'll be back at some point. In terms of flavor, I'm sure you could find other sushi places that offer a better variety, but the experience was cool.

Came to kura tonight with friends. Checking out the fair items the have on the menu. The only thing I was about to get was Wagyu looks like they ran out of everything already. Other than, food good as usual and the service was friendly. I'll have to try again next time. Fish still fresh. Always check inspection scores before I go out. Definitely staying on my frequently visited restaurants.

The place is solid and doesn't disappoint if you know what you are getting into. The monthly features are well worth the extra cost, if any. The revolving bar has many choices, but you can also order from the touch screen if you can't find what you are looking for.

Really amazing place! It gets very busy, so it's best to call ahead if you're short on time. This is right next to a Mitsuwa as well, so there's something to do while you're waiting if you like. First of all, the food quality: it's very good. It's not going to be as high quality as a very expensive sushi restaurant, but people who go to kaitenzushi (carousel sushi) generally aren't looking for the best-of-the-best sushi. Once you get into the restaurant, it's a very chill atmosphere. There is another Kura nearby, but I would suggest to go to this one if you can. It has a more calm vibe in my opinion. I felt less pressured to hurry and eat, and every place here is a booth. The sushi is really high quality, especially for the price. We paid $48 for 15 plates in February 2024 ($3.20 per plate). The prices may rise in the future. For our family, we usually eat a max of 5 plates per person. If you eat 15 plates, there's a little toy capsule machine that pops out a toy. You can also buy the toy separately for about $4, but you can't buy the rare toy. That only comes from the capsule machine. If you're interested in having an actual human server, this isn't the restaurant for you.The server tends to just be the robot, but sometimes the server will come over and refill drinks. When you order food, it comes to you on the top conveyor belt. Basically everything is automated. This works perfectly for our family, because we prefer to do things on our own time. We usually are in and out quicker than other restaurants as we can just pick the sushi we want and pay when we are finished. Overall, this has become one of our favorite restaurants.

It feels like a 7eleven in here now waiters act like they can't see or talk no refills good luck getting a to go box

Kura has a fun atmosphere. Good customer service. Good variety of food on the belt and the ability to custom order food.

For it being my first time ever being to a revolving sushi bar, it absolutely did not disappoint! If you are a sushi lover looking for a way to try out sushi or a norm to sushi and seeing what new things they may have to offer, I definitely recommend this place. The "robotic" drink server and personal service was great too. I did have trouble opening up the trays that the revolver brings the sushi on but, I was lucky enough to have people with me to help with that! Very family friendly and really neat place to try out. They've got everything from sushi, ramen, fruit to deserts and you can get a free prize after so many plates being returned at the end of your visit as well.

Incredible vibes and such incredible food. A perfect spot for lunch or dinner dates with your significant other or with friends and family. Service is friendly and fast. Can't wait to come back!

I came here recently again and it has become one of my go to restaurants. I really like the ambiance since it's a perfect place to eat with family, friends, and by yourself. The servers are very friendly and always there to help me with any problems. I really enjoy the tonkatsu ramen, crispy squid, and most of the sushi's. There's also a robot that brings you your drinks so that's very creative! Overall I recommend going here. I recommend downloading the KuraSushiReward app to join the waitlist online and get rewards.

Great fresh sushi! The concept of a revolving sushi bar is the absolute coolest thing to me. I loved the efficiency, the amount of options of food and feeling like I'm in the future! It was kind of confusing to figure out prices but we ate a really good amount for under $40. The wait time was a huge pain but I can see why people are willing to wait.

It was a great experience. My son loved the conveyor belt and my wife liked the ability to order specific items directly to the table. Will definitely be back.

Customer service was amazing. They were so generous and gave a great discount (and dragon balls) when there was an issue with the food (which was great as well).

Good sushi , the wait is unfortunate but I understand it's popular . The robots are fun , great to go with kids .

Jennifer, our server was incredibly nice during our visit to Kura in Plano. Every time we go there we ask for her. Super nice person.

A good experience. Picking sushi off the conveyor belt and separate belt for customised orders was good experience. Food delivery was quick, food was in small quantity. You can reserve/order/pay through Kura app. Clean place, nice staff. Overall good experience and I definitely recommend

I absolutely love this location and Cierra is always such a delight when I get to see her! I highly recommend the avocado hand roll, the garlic ponzu salmon, and the miso cream cheese eel

love coming here!! waiter was super nice & even let us get a "prize" from the box so my son ended up getting two prizes today !! we always go at off times so no wait, super easy in & out. love the lowkey vibe !! not going to lie, ive had better sushi in my life time but its always the experience for the kids! the good energy & service makes it worth it !!

There once was a time where I said "I'll never eat sushi"...until I found Kura. The salmon nigiri melts in your mouth. The beef nigiri is cooked and gives people who are new to sushi a good opportunity to get into it slowly. I treat Kura like a buffet because at 3.10 a plate or something it's the best priced sushi I've found at a restaurant. The quality of food is very good. The beef udon noodle dish is worth getting. I love the concept. I tell everyone about Kura because it's definitely my favorite new spot.

Sushi is good. Service is not. The person that sat us told us to order our drinks on the computer. So we did. We ordered refills the same way. A robot brought them out and we never saw a person again until a server came by and told us to 'rap it up' because the kitchen was closing in 15 minutes. So we quickly ordered a few rolls on the computer since nothing was rotating through the restaurant. We got 2 of our 3 rolls. We called for a server to find our 3rd roll, and he said 'sorry the kitchen is closed they can't make it'. Very strange. Another server came by to take away the soy sauce and wasabi dispenses, so we told her we were still eating. Nothing felt warm or friendly when we were here. Not a place to bring a date. Not sure of the point in tipping here when you don't get human service, and the kitchen closes in the middle of making your order.