Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

Raymond Chen a month ago

Amazing sushi! the nigiri selection is quite good and the texture is amazing. i didn't feel the need for soy sauce for most of them. the gachapon monitor is quite fun to look at would come again.

Meg P 2 months ago

It’s a cute concept with the rotating food, and robot coming around with drinks. Unfortunately it missed the mark with us. First we didn’t like the quality of food, it just didn’t seem fresh and all the rolls were very sweet. Then, we had ordered water and we had to wait 10mins for it. Also, we had ordered spicy mayo which too a long time. Many times we wanted something and it was just not available on the rotating belt. Finally we had to order on the kiosk. For the price we paid it just was not worth it. It was good to check for the first time but we will not be returning again.

AnnaLeisa Jimenez 2 months ago

Delicious sushi!! I am honestly impressed by the quality since we went later in the day, everything was delicious and anything we ordered in addition to what we grabbed from the belt came out quick for the most part. I loved the robot bringing the drink, that was so fun!! The servers were very helpful in explaining how to order and also helping us order dessert to go. The taiyaki ice cream was a great finish to the evening and not too sweet. There were so many great selections, and some we’d like to try next time like scallop, squid, eel, and uni. We’ll be back soon!

Better Food Better Mood 6 months ago

Came for the JJK collab but was pleasantly surprised by the good quality sushi. Fell in love with the eel and cream cheese, did not expect the combo to go so well together😍The spicy + garlic ramen were pretty flavorful too

JaySan Avante 6 months ago

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar – Carle Place Kura Revolving Sushi Bar at 47 Old Country Rd in Carle Place, NY is a fairly new location. From what I can tell, there are only a handful of these revolving sushi-style restaurants in the area, so the concept is still pretty novel. It’s definitely a fun place with a clever gimmick. Plates of sushi rotate continuously throughout the restaurant on a conveyor system. Each dish comes sealed under a clear protective lid, and as it passes your table you simply decide whether it looks appealing and grab it if it does. Once you’re finished, you slide the empty plates into a receptacle at your table. The system automatically counts them toward your bill and also awards credits toward a small prize. When you reach the required number of plates, a little capsule toy drops down a chute at your table — which the kids seem to love. There’s also a full menu if you want to order something specific. When you do, the dish is sent directly to your table on a separate high-speed track that stops right in front of you. To add to the futuristic vibe, a small robot even cruises around the dining room delivering drinks. One downside during our visit was the front doo