Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Carsan 2 months ago

We had fun the conveyor belt rolls around and being able to take plates off the belts was a great way to try new types of sushi, they have float drinks and regular drinks. We spent around $200, I recommend bringing a little extra cash so you can fully enjoy all the different options available and have fun.

The Globaltrotter 4 months ago

We did not opt for the revolving plates but rather ordered each plate as we finished them using the screen above table.everything on revolving band did not look appealing.Eel dishes,hand rolled and dessert were all good. I wish I knew they serve tap beer. Hot water and fresh ginger to cleanse taste palate between dishes was great.Check out can be done via phone or server.

Walker 6 months ago

Revolving sushi in Naperville. Very fresh!! Great quality and you can order less rice if you would like. Come during lunch not as crowded, and you can order directly.

A Hoover 11 months ago

This was a really fun sushi place to visit. A robot brought drinks to your table. If you wanted a specific item, but it was not on the train going around, you could order it to your table at no extra charge. I liked the selection they had and got to try new items. It was easy to calculate prices since everything was the same price. Plus, you put your plates in a slot so you can quickly calculate how much you are spending. It was very clean and the staff was friendly.

Kim Kaiser a year ago

Haven't been to a rotating sushi restaurant since my time in Okinawa in the late 80s. This place brought back those great times, with modern upgrades. Unbeknownst to me, one of my servers was talking with me and helping me with suggestions when I sat down next to her on her break. She was so nice and helpful. The gentleman who seated me also explained everything really well. They were attentive and polite. The food was delicious and fresh, most notably the squid, which usually looks old at some places, but not here! I was really impressed overall and enjoyed my dining experience. The little ball toy prize game, for 15 plates, was also a fun touch.