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!
Gimmicky, +10¥ per plate for capsule win. Bill >3000¥ get a freebie (some anime coaster). Good entertainment during dining but gifts arent attractive.
A reasonable spread of sushi n sides priced between 150¥- above 500¥. Quality of food is definitely better than what's served in Sg but it's just meh in Japan. Ambience is ok, self-served water n cleaning of table = good for those who enjoy no-fuss n DND kind of dining.
Enjoyed d puffer, scallop, octopus n ikura sushi, etc. Like d condiments available.
Visited Kura Sushi in Dotonbori and it was such a fun dining experience 🍣✨
The conveyor belt sushi concept makes it really interactive, you can just grab what you want or order from the screen. There’s a huge variety of sushi and sides, all at pretty affordable prices 🤍
One of the highlights is the gacha game system, every few plates you get a chance to win a little prize, which makes the whole experience even more exciting 🎉
The sushi itself was good and satisfying for the price, perfect for a casual meal.
We went there at around 2pm, and no wait line at all. Try coming at off-peak hour to avoid the long queue.
Overall, a fun and budget-friendly sushi spot to try while in Osaka!
The sushi was okay overall . not super amazing or “wow,” but still decent. Some of the dishes were pretty good, especially their chawanmushi, which was really tasty.
The ramen was very standard and nothing too memorable.
The place itself was nice and clean, with a comfortable atmosphere.
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.
