Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

I came here with a reservation for two. The place is a very traditional Japanese style restaurant with very tight entrance. I used the tablet above our table to order our food, I specifically ordered through tablet so that I don’t have to sit and wait for the right dish to pass by. Everything tasted very good. They give very little wasabi. Restroom was cleanish. Each plate costs $4.15 and the hostess was very helpful and nice at guiding us as this was our first time. We didn’t play the game. Only ordered about 7 plates

Popular little joint with a lengthy wait at times. No wait with reservation which is what we did! Fun concept with a couple friends as seating wont allow a large group. Drinks are served by robots. Food...well its what you would expect served on a petri-dish while traveling though an entire restraunt on a conveyor belt!

This place is such a fun and unique dining experience. It’s a Japanese restaurant where your food arrives on a moving conveyor, which makes the whole visit feel interactive and different from a typical dinner out. There’s a great variety of sushi and small plates to choose from, and everything I tried was fresh and nicely prepared. It’s really easy to just grab what looks good in the moment, which makes the experience feel relaxed and spontaneous. What surprised me the most is how affordable it is for this kind of setup. You get both the experience and good quality food without spending too much, which is pretty rare in Los Angeles. Definitely a great spot if you want something casual, fun, and a little different.

such a fun experience i love rotating sushi bars! such yummy options and small sizes so u can try new things !! super small inside so u may have to remake reservations but we came right in time before it was busy!! such a large selection of different sushi rolls & other fun things to try

Been to Kura Sushi many times and I'd have to give credit to their consistency. The conveyor belt is of course the main attraction & is very well maintained. Love the plate mini game which adds a bit of activity to the meal. Parking is plentiful around Little Tokyo, all paid structures/lots. Kura does plenty of collaborations which gives a lot of incentive to dine in. Currently they're doing a demon slayer collaboration and my partner and I got a demon slayer towel for our excursion, a nice bonus. A nice tech is the screen ordering, a really nice gimmick for when you want a specific dish instead of staring at the conveyor belt 24/7. The wait time isn't too bad on the screen ordering which is great. Space is pretty limited inside, each table can fit 4 people at max with moderate spacing and there's also counter seating for solo diners. The sushi is delicious and very well seasoned but not anything too special, still great quality but not super high quality fish, still love the flavor for most sushi especially the seared menu items. Service is great, staff is professional & friendly, and was pretty attentive for water refills every time I've been. The only downside to Kura Sushi is that even with a reservation, there's still a significant wait time after checking in. I've been plenty with a reservation all times and I had to wait for people who were in front of us without reservations, longest wait I've had was over 30 minutes which is not bad but I would imagine that with a reservation, there should be priority assigned.