Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

The experience was really fun, the sushi was all right, the udon noodle soup was not that great, and the spider hand roll with soy paper was excellent, probably the best thing we got!

Parking is a little hard to find. Only street parkings. Place: it's a chain restaurant. This place is clean and updated. Inside is clean and good customer service. FOOD: food choices are same as other locations. Before I came to this location, I thought food are the same quality across all restaurants. BUT it's not!!! I don't know why food at this location is so so so much better than other two locations I have tried. It's fresh! Some of the pictures I took is not great. But I would come again!

Kura sushi bar located next to UC Berkeley. Parking is always an issue before 6pm. Be sure to pay for meter if you use street parking. In the bay area, you dont usually see this kind of sushi bar. Kind of interesting. For someone from Asia like me, it is not new thing...lol. Their sushi are above average. I would say 4.5/5 for quality. But quantity bit less than expected. Yea, 90% is $3.99 per plate.... Expect to spend about $30+ per person. The only backdraw is they dont have a lot of choices for sushi bar. Choices are plain and kind of boring. I hope they could have more choices, people dont mind to pay premium for some fancy sushi.

My daughter wanted to come here for lunch to try the noodles. I like the choices they have on the revolving belt. There is also a side menu to order from.

I am ambivalent. Different visits varied so much. The fresh quality of the items was consistent. Sit closer to the door/kitchen so a large party before you doesn’t clean out the parade of offerings. Novelty aspects remain thrilling for kids, but the racket drowns the amusement for adults if any other element is “off” that day, like less fortunate seating. Absolutely worth it for one try, anyway. Silly fun.