What other travelers are saying about Kura Sushi Osaka
A convenient large sushi shop near Dotonbori. Happy to win a little lucky draw after the lunch.
The sushi quality is average, but there is a variety of choices. All the sushi cost 150 yens or above. It may be a good food choice for visitors and no need to wait for long time.
The shop is located in 2/F and cannot make reservations in advanced.
Kura Sushi Osaka serves a variety of sushi, including nigiri, sashimi, and rolls. They also offer seasonal items and special dishes like ramen and tempura.
No, Kura Sushi Osaka operates on a first-come, first-served basis. However, you can check real-time wait times through their mobile app.
While gluten-free options are limited, you can request sushi without soy sauce or opt for items like sashimi. Be sure to inform the staff about any dietary restrictions.
Stopped by here off-peak hours at around 3pm on a weekday. Large Kura Sushi conveyor belt restaurant locayed on the second floor where almost everything is automated in terms of interactions for reserving a seat/booth, ordering food and drinks, and payment. Sushi, sashimi, rolls, fried shrimp, and drinks were all great value.
You can order via the tablet at each table (multiple language options for menu) or you can order on your phone thru a QR code. Some customization - you can order sushi with regular or half rice. Hot tea and condiments available for free, hidden inside the table and also passing along on conveyor belt in individual packs.
The booths are large enough for six people.
Hard-working staff keeping everything clean and orderly.
Overall, excellent for a conveyor belt sushi place!
The variety here is honestly fantastic. You’d expect the basics from a kaiten-zushi (conveyor belt sushi) spot, but I was genuinely surprised to see premium options like Monkfish Liver (Ankimo) on the belt.
The Otoro (fatty tuna) tastes just as rich and melt-in-your-mouth as the cuts you'd find at high-end sushi bars, but you're paying a small fraction of the price.
For every five plates you slide into the return slot, you trigger a short animation on your tablet for a chance to win a gachapon toy. It’s brilliant, but honestly a little "evil" as our group definitely found ourselves ordering "just one more round" of plates specifically to hit that five-plate milestone. It turned our lunch into a literal game, which made the whole atmosphere lively and fun.
In the evening, we weren’t very hungry and just wanted a light snack, so we decided to try this conveyor belt sushi restaurant. The portions were smaller, allowing us to pick exactly what we wanted without getting too full.
The prices were extremely reasonable, making it a great value. Besides being affordable, the conveyor belt style added a lot of fun to the dining experience.
This is one of the biggest and well renovated Kura Sushi I ever been to. Well it's a Kura Sushi so the food itself is not it's biggest attraction. The gatcha here seems to have a lower chance if getting it. Went on a Wednesday afternoon and there's no queue. It's a good place to take pictures and enjoy sushi. The price is slightly higher than other Kura Sushi but it's okay. They even provide birthday service with a reindeer pulling out a tablet and a plate of dessert. Just that the day I went, the conveyor belt seemed to malfunction and the food stucked at my table, so it wasn't a pleasant one. The workers however are very sharp and they settled that issue very effectively.
