Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Came for lunch on a Sunday. This place is super fun! They have a tablet that you check in, and they give you a number and an estimated wait time. You order your drinks from the menu above your table and a robot comes by to bring them to you. The food comes on a conveyer belt, which is clearly labeled. You can also order specific items from the touch screen you order drinks at and it comes directly to your table on a conveyer belt. The vibe here is fun, the staff leave you alone unless you need them. This is a must stop in the Mall of America.

I've dined at Kura many times and the food quality has always been great! The fish tastes fresh and there's a variety of sushi options to try, which is great for bringing friends. For those that don't like seafood, there are cooked options like wagyu, tempura, and noodles too. They even have a decent selection of options for vegetarians! I'd recommend saving some space for their mochi desserts or the tayaki ice cream. Kura is a great place to try new foods. My only tip is to reserve early if you plan on getting dinner

The establishment presents a pleasant dining option within the shopping mall; however, the food prices tend to escalate rapidly. Each plate on the revolving belt incurs a cost of approximately $4.50. Given the modest size of these portions, one might be inclined to consume multiple servings—yet, this can quickly accumulate expenses. Below is the expenditure for my family of five. The prices are not explicitly listed, which is a primary reason for assigning a rating of three. I hope this information proves helpful should you read this review. The bowls are priced around $12. The taste of the meals resembles what one might find at typical Japanese restaurants in San Francisco or Los Angeles, and does not replicate an authentic Japanese culinary experience. Therefore, if you are very hungry,

This kura location is the best, especially if you get the GOAT Kevin as a server. The sushi is fresh but his service was even fresher. Kevin ensured we had a perfect experience.

Decent experience overall! I love sushi, and the concept of the revolving belt was fun. You can choose what you want and insert the plates into the dispenser, which counts your dishes. It seemed like a lot of the sushi was not avaliable when we went, possibly because it was later in the night. But other than that, it was a good and a fun experience.