I visited Kura Sushi in Minoh for the first time in a while. I could feel their efforts to maintain prices. I tried their ramen, the Beef Kalbi Ramen (Kansai version... differences from Kanto version are unclear). The ramen had three thick slices of beef with a good amount of volume. The delicious beef and fat mixed well into the soup. The soup had a nice spicy flavor and was quite tasty. Grated garlic was included, which paired well with the dish. The noodles were typical of Kura Sushi, chewy and medium thickness. It was a satisfying meal. The sushi menu mainly consisted of fair items. There were many individual pieces, but they offered good value. I also tried the cheesecake from the dessert menu this time. Thank you for the meal.

Since yesterday, the "Otoro and Kyushu Fair" has started, and my family of four went for lunch (we made a reservation in advance on our smartphones). You can order using a touch panel or by scanning a two-dimensional barcode on your smartphone, which is very convenient for group outings! The conveyor belt has two levels - the top level brings your ordered items, while the bottom level is a hybrid where you can freely take rotating sushi. The bottom level also features sushi that's immediately available and some displayed as posters. The speed of service was fast even though it was packed on a Saturday around 1 pm. We mainly ordered from the fair menu, such as cherry salmon from Kagoshima (1 pc) for 250 yen, thick scallop (1 pc) for 250 yen, AI smoked bonito (1 pc) for 165 yen, firefly squid marinated in vinegar (2 pcs) for 115 yen, fresh salmon (2 pcs) for 250 yen, otoro (1 pc) for 345 yen, and delicious eel (2 pcs) for 250 yen. We added an extra plate of eel because it was so good! For dessert, we had three kinds of traditional Japanese sweets for 250 yen. In the past month, we've been to other sushi chains, but the menu variety and satisfaction level here were top-notch. The total bill for four people was just under 8,000 yen. In the future, I think it would be good to check the details of each store's fair before deciding where to go. It was delicious!! Thank you for the meal!

I went to the Kura Sushi restaurant in Minoh. They are currently promoting a special large cut and extra large portion fair, as seen in the commercials featuring Downtown. The prices are higher, but the value is worth it. The salmon and hiramasa dishes are both generous in portion and delicious in taste. As usual, I also had their ramen. The current offering is the Iberico pork soy sauce ramen. It seems that instead of using Iberico pork broth, they have topped the regular ramen with a large amount of Iberico pork. However, the rich flavor of the generous portion of Iberico pork blends well with the soup, and the refreshing taste of yuzu adds to the overall deliciousness. The noodles are chewy and flat, making them a perfect match for the soup. Overall, it was a delicious meal.

For lunch, I went to Kura Sushi. Known for its wide variety of side menu items, this time they seemed to have narrowed down their menu. Instead of the usual sushi, I decided to try their new menu item, Beef Dashi Paitan Ramen. It was topped with a generous amount of wood ear mushrooms, a small portion of egg, chashu pork, and green onions. The soup had a sweet beef flavor with a hint of seafood, creating a gentle yet rich taste. The thick and chewy noodles unique to Kura Sushi paired perfectly with the broth. Overall, Kura Sushi's ramen is definitely worth trying. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Kura Sushi. As usual, I ordered from the noodle menu. They have a new menu item, the Special Clam Dashi Ramen, but since I'm not a fan of clams, I opted for the Hokkaido specialty Rich Miso Butter Corn Ramen. The bowl had a chunk of butter on top. It may look simple, but the richness of the miso flavor was quite delicious. The sweetness and aroma of the butter added depth to the dish. The pork bone broth provided a solid base. The thick noodles were a perfect match. It also came with grated garlic, which enhanced the flavor. Overall, it was a well-made bowl of ramen. I also tried a bit of the Clam Dashi Ramen, which was refreshing with a strong umami taste. Kura Sushi's ramen is definitely worth trying. Thank you for the meal.

I couldn't go out, so I had a party at home with takeout sushi! It was fun to enjoy sushi at home while sipping on a drink. The taste was the usual Kura Sushi, so it was reliable. This was a good way to enjoy it.

I went to the Musubikura Sushi Minoe branch. As usual, I start with the ramen menu. The new addition is the special chicken broth ramen. It is part of the Kura Men Rally, where two new noodle menus are offered each month, and collecting 4 points earns you a free bowl. The chicken broth ramen comes with toppings such as egg, chashu, and dried sardines. Despite its rich appearance, you can taste the refreshing flavor of the chicken. The chewy thick noodles complement the soup well. It was delicious.

I was curious about the sushi restaurant's hamburger, so I decided to try it. I went around 11:30 am and was able to get a seat smoothly. I couldn't decide between meat or fish, but I ordered the cheese fishburger. It was brought to me quickly and looked very filling. The taste was delicious and for the price in the 300 yen range, the portion size was good. I also had a plate of sushi. If I have the chance to go again, I would like to try the meat option as well.

I went to Kura Sushi after a long time, and I couldn't open the case on top of the plates! I was quite flustered. I ate at the counter, but I was slow and my sushi plate I grabbed flowed all the way to my neighbor (^_^;) It seems you have to hold the plate and open the lid on top... Kura Sushi has a variety of creative sushi, which is fun, right? I love shrimp, so I mostly eat shrimp. I came across the cute "Takehime Sushi" in a bamboo tube ♡ I ordered the one with salmon roe ♡ The speed of the ordered items arriving was fast! Unfortunately, I didn't win at Bikkura Pon... The draft beer is self-service, and when you press the button on the server, the appropriate amount comes out automatically (*^^*) This was also fun ♡

This time, four of us had a full meal and it cost 7595 yen. The prices have gone up quite a bit, so it's not like before where you could eat as much as you wanted. However, the kids really liked the surprise pon dish, and there were also affordable and delicious options like mackerel sushi and marinated bonito.

【Muten Kura Sushi】It's been a while since I last went to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Ever since having kids, it's been difficult to find the time to go, but I finally had the chance to enjoy some rotating sushi again. The Shari Curry and Ramen were both quite delicious.

The restaurant opened at 11 o'clock and was already full. It was impressive. Thank you for the meal.

It is stable and delicious! The cost performance is good, and there is a wide variety of options that can satisfy people of all ages!

It was delicious, I want to go back regularly.

In May 2018, while driving west on National Route 171 after 8:00 PM, I realized it was time to have dinner. I spotted "Muten Kura Sushi Minoh Store" on the opposite side of the road and decided to visit for the first time. It was already late, so I chose a chain restaurant for the reliability it offers. Despite the late hour, there were staff members directing traffic at the two entrances connected to the national road and two more in the parking lot. The fact that the parking lot was still full at this time is quite impressive. I entered the restaurant and chose to wait at the counter, which only took about 10 minutes for my turn to come. I had dishes like bonito tataki, bincho maguro, thickly sliced cured mackerel, fresh shirasu sushi, tekka maki, enagawa, fresh horse mackerel, tuna red meat, firefly squid, and amberjack, and then pressed the "finished" button. Even on my first visit, this well-known chain restaurant did not disappoint. It's reassuring to know that there is no room for error.

When I asked my sons what they wanted to eat, they said they wanted to go to Kura Sushi, so we went there. I suggested ramen just in case, but they rejected it. It's always crowded on weekends, but making a reservation online made us feel at ease. [Order]: Yellowtail, fatty salmon, shrimp with mayonnaise, grilled squid, green onion and fatty tuna, herring roe, squid, ark shell, egg...etc... [Impressions]: It had been a while since we last visited, but the taste was as reliable as ever. The battleship series that even small children can eat is a lifesaver for families with young kids. The excitement of watching the ordered items come running on a separate lane and the lottery with the plates after eating was a big hit. It's always a fun system no matter when you visit. Winning the surprise prize was also a nice bonus. We will definitely come back again if we have the chance.

When Kura Sushi first spread to Kansai, I used to line up to eat there, but at one point, it seemed like they were focusing too much on profits and the quality and taste really declined. I had given up on Kura Sushi, thinking it was no good, but despite falling from their top position, they didn't go out of business, so I decided to visit again after a long time. The big changes I noticed were the addition of cases to keep the freshness of the plates and the installation of an order system at each table with express delivery cars placed on the sushi conveyor belt line. This seems to be something other rival restaurants are doing as well. As for the taste... the sushi toppings didn't really stand out. There wasn't anything that made me think "This is delicious fish!" In contrast, Sushiro and Kappa Sushi are always preparing some fresh and tasty toppings, but Kura Sushi doesn't seem to have any. And as usual, the sushi rolls and gunkan sushi with seaweed are not good! The rivals have much tastier ones. However, what impressed me was the ramen. I ordered it half-jokingly, but when I tried it, it was delicious! It's cheaper and tastier than many ramen specialty shops. Sorry for posting a ramen review on a sushi post. Sushi was mediocre, but the ramen was delicious and cheap, so I gave this rating. Oh, and this store is now open until 11:30 PM, which is convenient.

I was feeling hungry, but as a middle-aged person concerned about body fat, I decided to satisfy my hunger with something healthy - sushi. I couldn't afford to go to expensive places in Shinchi or high-end sushi counters, so I chose the popular Kura Sushi. It was still early, around 9 pm, and the parking lot was empty. The restaurant was crowded with many customers, although I was bothered by the presence of quite a few children. I thought to myself, "These clueless parents should get their kids to bed early for the sake of their brains." Trying to grab a plate of sushi from the conveyor belt, my companion stopped me. Apparently, you have to order using a touch panel now, a new system that wasn't there before at Kura Sushi. I ordered squid, seared crab, eel, and fatty tuna. The wait was agonizing. The eel was especially delicious. I also had dessert. Even after eating all that, the bill was only around 1500 yen. So cheap!

I went there for the first time in about 2 years because I saw it on a TV show and wanted to try it. There were a lot of people there, so I had to wait for 40 minutes. I should have made a reservation on my phone beforehand. The taste was still good as usual. The sushi was fresh and I got full in about 30 minutes. My family of four had 45 plates of sushi, 2 red miso soups, and 2 chawanmushi. We only won a sticker for the pick-lapon game. By the way, if you bring your own chopsticks, you can get a 10 yen discount per person from the total bill.

I have been to Sushiro occasionally, but this was my first time at Kura Sushi. I had seen their TV commercials and information programs, so I had been wanting to go there. After waiting for a while, my number was called and I went to the staff. They asked me, "Do you know how to take the plates?" This made me wonder if there was a special way to take the plates. Since it was my first time at the restaurant, I replied, "I don't know." The response was unexpected. When I sat at the lane, I noticed that on a Saturday around 7 pm, there were many empty plates going around. Out of 30 plates that passed by, only 11 had sushi on them. You have to order individually to encounter sushi. They had a variety of sushi, from traditional to unique ones. I ordered the Spaghetti Ramen, which was described as spaghetti and ramen combined. It tasted like carbonara sauce spread out like a soup with a hint of salt. It was more delicious than unusual. The Shari Curry had a lot of vinegar rice, but when combined with curry, the curry flavor stood out. The Uni Nigiri was advertised as "No MSG", but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. Lastly, the moment I entered the restroom, the smell was overpowering. It was not from the person who had just used it, but a lingering smell. It really affected my appetite.