Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

John Patton 4 months ago

The revolving belt concept is great, and ordering specific items like the ramen via the touch screen is quick and efficient. The food arrives hot and the automated delivery system works seamlessly. It’s a fun, lively atmosphere for a casual meal, though it gets busy quickly on weekends so planning ahead for the waitlist is smart.

Jeffrey U. 4 months ago

Stopped by Kura Revolving Sushi Bar and it’s always a fun experience. Fresh sushi, quick service, and the conveyor belt setup makes it easy to try different things without overthinking the order. The salmon nigiri was fresh, rolls were solid, and the crispy rice bites were a great surprise. Perfect casual spot for sushi cravings, especially if you enjoy trying a little bit of everything. Clean atmosphere, good prices, and a fun place to stop with friends.

Hank Chang 5 months ago

A slightly busier, faster service and more efficient version of the Kura Sushi chain where the sushi comes on conveyor belts, than the one over in the Paramus Mall, they have good seating amount for solo or small groups (up to 5 can fit comfortably at a table). Little robot delivers drinks slowly. The conveyor carries the ramen or udon or specific rolls/sushi you ordered. Good value and they have the little Bikkura pon drops after 15 and 25 plates, respectively. Use the app for $5 discounts after certain spend thresholds or coupons or specials. There's inevitably none of the popular rolls (tekka maki, etc.) so you have to order manually. Call a server order to use coupons/app stuff, but you can also pay on your phone. Only downside - shares the overcrowded parking lot with Molly Tea, HMart, and Tasty Moment. So it can take a while to get parking.

Katsu K 5 months ago

I didn’t have high expectations for Kura Sushi in the U.S., but the fish was actually better than I thought. It’s about 4–5 times more expensive than in Japan, but if you want to enjoy good-quality conveyor belt sushi, it’s worth going. The ramen is quite salty , soup wasn’t hot enough and not very good, so I’d recommend sticking to sushi only.

Lia RG 6 months ago

I went here because I love the Kura Sushi restaurant up by Fort Lee. They’re delicious. But this location does not fare well compared to it’s sister. Food: Tasted fine, but the ramen broth and gyoza were extremely salty. The sushi tasted oh-kay… but.. the conveyor belt was EMPTY! We were there for a little over an hour and it remained empty. We had to order 80% of our meals through the iPad. I have taken a 30 second video of this conveyor belt rotating and it was nothing but empty plates. For multiple rounds I was disappointed. Service: pretty good, i guess. I did not interact much with a server at all. I used the ipad and when we ordered drinks, it came to us on the robot waiter. Atmosphere: Neutral- for a Sunday afternoon, (4pm), the place was a bit empty. A few families here and there but otherwise the house was quiet. Price: in my opinion? Expensive. Every single plate was $4.10. A dish with two small pieces of sushi was $4.10, which I feel is extremely expensive. The total bill between is two people came out to about $110. I feel as though there were many other places with a higher quality experience at a much lower price point. For example, Supra Sushi in Linden is about $30/