I went on a day trip to Wakayama Prefecture. On the way back from Wakayama to Kobe City, I found this restaurant while driving. It's a conveyor belt sushi place where you can order half-size portions of sushi, which I really like. I sat at a table and enjoyed maguro, premium aged chu-toro for 220 yen, thick scallops for 220 yen, and tempura corn. The taste was consistently good as always. The surprise toy was from the One Piece series. Thank you for the meal! ❤️ ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ )

I was surprised when suddenly turned into a sushi mouth, so I went to Kura Sushi for some quick conveyor belt sushi. Kura Sushi Wakihamma branch in Kaizuka City, Osaka. Phone: 072-430-4601. Address: 1-12-6 Wakihamma, Kaizuka City, Osaka.

There was nowhere to go, so my family decided to visit Kurasushi in Kaizuka Wakahama, a place we love. Unfortunately, there was a disappointing incident. When I tried to order a draft beer, it was temporarily suspended due to the state of emergency. Isn't it too much to suspend beer service like this when we're not causing any trouble? I was really looking forward to it. This time, I ordered tantanmen, which is rare for me, but the ramen at Kurasushi is thick. This can be a matter of personal preference. Personally, I prefer thin noodles like in Nagahama ramen, so it was quite difficult to eat.

It is a local restaurant located about a 10-minute walk from Kaizuka Station. It tends to get crowded on weekends in the evenings, so it's recommended to download the app and make a reservation in advance. The must-try dish is the sushi with small, flavorful eggs. It's generously portioned, making it a great value.

Kaitenzushi Kura sushi in Kaizuka City, known for its unique "bikkura pon" and plate collection system, is a favorite sushi restaurant for me. I had some refreshing sushi dishes that were delicious and easy to eat. Having sushi for lunch is great. Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to revolving sushi, it's Kura! I was craving sushi so I went there. It's always crowded whenever I go. Since there were two of us, we made a counter reservation and had to wait for 20 minutes. But they called us in just 15 minutes. I thought we would sit at the counter, but we got a table instead. I was happy about that. As usual, I was about to order sushi, but then I saw it - Shari Curry Bread! What's this? I immediately ordered it! It was delicious. The curry sauce was mixed with rice. But I think it's better to eat the curry bread alone without sushi. After that, I enjoyed my sushi as usual. Thank you for the meal.

The staff are all very friendly and polite, and seem well-trained. They all know what they need to do and I never feel unwelcome when being served. I love their chawanmushi more than their sushi. The sweet potato university sweet is delicious, so I always save it for last. It's perfect when you just want a little something extra.

I went to "Mizukura Sushi" for the first time in a while. It's usually crowded, but I was able to get in easily on a weekday afternoon. I ordered kake udon (130 yen) on the touch panel and it was quickly brought to me on the high-speed lane. The udon was of surprisingly good quality for 130 yen. I also had some sushi like Iberico pork and saba. Five plates of sushi and kake udon totaled 680 yen, which is really cheap. Thank you for the meal!

When I want to eat something light and quickly, I always go to the restaurant near my house. I usually order their chawanmushi, and it always comes quickly at night. What I appreciate the most is the guidance provided by the high school student staff. Staff members who can smile make the wait tolerable even if it's a bit longer. They seem to understand that being busy is normal, so they smile more. I'd like to see their training. I always order the classic salmon, medium fatty tuna, and herring roe, and for dessert, I never leave without having their sweet potatoes. I enjoy eating slowly and feeling satisfied. This is something unique to this restaurant.

I suddenly felt like eating sushi and luckily made it in time for the last order! I couldn't resist ordering the Shari Curry Udon that caught my eye the most, even though I was already full. Surprisingly, it was light and easy to eat. The tempura was big, especially the chikuwa which was quite substantial! The tempura on top of the rice was crispy on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside, and surprisingly delicious! Thank you for the meal!

I visited the restaurant because they have a special fair for aged tuna and blowfish until the 14th. This is my second time here, and I found it convenient that there were plastic covers called "Freshness-kun" on the sushi plates rotating on the conveyor belt, making it easy to choose. You can easily order your favorites using the touch panel, and they arrive on a train on the upper line, which is quite impressive. Kids will love it! I tried one piece each of aged tuna, yellowtail, and blowfish from the fair. I am happy to be able to eat them at an affordable price. However, the sushi rice was not that great. I had been wanting to try Kurazushi's ramen that was featured on TV, and today my wish came true. I had the Spicy Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen in a small bowl, and it truly had the promised seven types of seafood in the soup! The smooth flavor of pork bone soy sauce, richness, spiciness, and satisfaction were all there! The thin slices of chashu were also neatly placed. I felt satisfied at the revolving sushi restaurant.

On my mother's birthday, there was a request and we went out as a family. I checked the reviews on Tabelog for reference, and it said there was a long wait time. However, it was a weekday in between holidays and the restaurant had been open for a while, so I thought it would be calm and didn't make a reservation. But I was wrong...even though it was only 6:30 in the evening, it was almost full (･_・；) Luckily we got a table, but if we had arrived after 7, it would have been impossible. By the time we left, there was a considerable wait...it's really popular. As for the sushi, it wasn't bad. I wasn't expecting much since it's a conveyor belt sushi place, but most plates were only 100 yen (*^_^*) and it was tasty and satisfying. I particularly liked the "Scallop with Cheese" dish, which was one of the grilled items. I also tried the "Iberico Pork Udon" mentioned in the reviews (*^¬^*), and the broth was delicious. However, the thinly sliced meat released a lot of fat and became greasy, which was a bit disappointing. What I didn't like was the "Chawanmushi" which was basically sushi toppings cut into small pieces and had a strong fishy smell (>_<), I couldn't eat it. The Gachapon with 5 plates, which might make small children happy, contained can badges. It used to be keychains before and was better, apparently. Either way, it's not very appealing. I preferred the "Shinkansen" at Kappa Sushi, which had more value. The sushi was all pre-seasoned and wasabi was already on the table. I think it's a casual and enjoyable place for families with small children.

Kura Sushi is located near the corner of Waki Hama 1-chome, just a short turn towards Yamate from the old Route 26. There is a Lawson convenience store next to it, and they share a parking lot, so there is usually plenty of parking available. Like other similar establishments, the basic price for sushi is 100 yen. However, in terms of sushi, there are many competing conveyor belt sushi restaurants in the area, and Kura Sushi seems to fall short in terms of taste. Sushiro, Kappa Sushi, and other popular conveyor belt sushi restaurants are also nearby, so those looking for delicious sushi might want to do some research. However, Kura Sushi offers a wide variety of innovative side menu items. It seems like they are focusing more on side dishes than on sushi itself. Personally, I prefer their side menu items over the sushi, so I go to Kura Sushi for those! I particularly like the 7 types of seafood soy sauce ramen.