Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Very nice people, the atmosphere is immaculate. The food is absolutely amazing, the prices are immense. Its cheap and affordable, clean bathrooms, tables are clean also, and the food is delicious. My all time sushi place I definitely recommended.

Good sushi - cool experience with the revolving sushi. Can order from tablet if the conveyor belt doesn't have what you want - The experience is better than the food itself. Price reasonable!

The best sushi spot in Vegas IMO! My partner and I come back here every single time we're in Vegas. We came twice this week already because it's so good. The sushi is so fresh, every single piece we had was delicious. The fact that they use real wasabi is a huge plus. Revolving sushi is a really fun experience and you can even order specific ones through the tablet which also slides to you on the conveyor belt.The price is great too, definitely getting your moneys worth coming here. Service was friendly and fast. Ample amount of seating as well so we never have to wait. Overall we love it every time we come here!! 100/10!!

Cute little revolving sushi spot. There are better in the area as far as quality. But price at $3.40 a plate that's a good deal. You even get little ball surprises after every certain number of plates you devour.The quality is pretty decent. Only downside is that the belt didn't really stay up to the flow of business lots left empty. You can order on the screen. Then it comes to you but that takes away from the whole fun of trying to fight that little top to let go of your plate before it goes to far.They have the little robots that bring you your drink which is fun too.

Kura Sushi was disappointing during my recent visit. The prices, especially for the ramen, have gone up, which might have been fine if the quality and portion matched--but unfortunately, it didn't. The sashimi was fresh, but the sushi rice seemed over cooked, not seasoned correctly because it was super mushy and it just fell apart easily. The service was incredibly slow, making the experience frustrating. On top of that, their ordering machine wasn't working, adding to the inconvenience. It used to be a favorite spot, but it seems the quality and experience have gone downhill.

The food is always good at Kura Revolving Sushi. This was my first time visiting one in Las Vegas. I wish my experience would have been as good as the ones in California or Minnesota. The variety was not very good. And since it was Saturday many empty plates would pass by before being able to pick. Service was okay...I had to ask for wasabi two times before I brought any and when the brought some it was like a dime size! So of course the had to ask for more and ask twice again. It's a good size and can accommodate a good size of people.

The experience is kinda fun if you're into novelty restaurants, but the quality suffers for the experience. Revolving sushi is a fun concept and the little robots that deliver drinks are adorable. However, money allocated on aesthetics shouldn't compromise the freshness of the food offered. The sushi is subpar for the price, and there isn't much sides wise for those who don't eat sushi. The ramen is overly salty, the watermelon is old, and everything on the menu is honestly underwhelming. My partner felt like the grilled mackerel tasted frozen and that the salmon was poor quality. The dumplings I had were just some chicken breast in a casing, and the tempura was greasy and sad. China Town is booming with so many high quality sushi restaurants. It is a bit of a waste to spend your hard earned money on a gimmicky spot over somewhere that serves fresher and more flavorful food.

I have yet to go to a revolving sushi spot that is delicious every revolving sushi spot I have gone to has been mediocre, including this oneThe service is always a hit or miss and this the sushi Is just OK.I've been here about three times thinking that it's always going be different but there's always just one or two items that are good and then the rest is just Eh.

Great sushi place, a little overpriced though. 9 plates was about $30, bowl of rice was almost $5. The sushi itself is great but the other items aren't really worth it, got the ramen since I don't eat fish and I didn't like it very much, very oily. Usually tonkatsu ramen is rich and creamy and this one wasn't. Seems like you need a minimum of $15 plates to get one prize. I think it's super interesting all the different ways they deliver items (revolving bar, treadmill, and robot). The system was also simple to understand The staff is also amazing. Quick service when you need them and they're very kind. We didn't like something we ordered and they immediately took it off the bill for us.

Everything was amazing from the food to the service all the way to the vibes I recommend their golden crunchy roll it was top notch, will be coming back very soon