I visited around 1 o'clock on a regular day, and the restaurant was not full but quite busy. I had a few plates of sushi, and even the 115 yen plates were delicious and satisfying. I especially enjoyed the 500 yen seafood bowl available until early evening on weekdays. The service from the young female staff was excellent.

My family visited the Kurasushi restaurant in Minami Ward Takagi during the state of emergency. Despite the situation, there were many families dining in and also many people ordering takeout. The staff were very polite and cheerful, which was great. I was impressed by the value you get for just 100 yen. Also, when you return 5 empty plates, a game starts where you can win prizes, making it a fun time for families. This time, I ate 25 plates and won once, haha! The chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) was delicious, so I couldn't resist having two.

We went to play with our family and had a late lunch around 3 pm. We made a reservation through an app while driving, and when we arrived, we checked in using a touch screen. The place was quite crowded, and the staff seemed a bit overwhelmed. After waiting for about 5 minutes, we were finally seated. We ordered using the touch screen, and our first dish took a while to arrive, but then the rest came one after another. We ordered a total of 30 dishes, including fair menu items and side dishes, for our family of four. We won a prize in the "Bikkura Pon" game. Unfortunately, the campaign where you could get a Demon Slayer file with purchases over 2000 yen had already ended as they had run out of files. Since it was Sunday, there were a lot of families with children at the restaurant.

The other day it was Precure themed at Bikkuripon, so I went for my daughter. Today it was Zero One themed, so I went for my son. There were mostly families with children, but since it was a weekday, there weren't many customers which was nice. I made a reservation online, but today we were able to be seated right away without a reservation. There were two types of Zero One sushi, and my kids kept asking for more. We mainly ate items from the current fair menu. We had fresh sea urchin, overflowing crab with salmon, aburi nodoguro with soy sauce, large grain ikura, sweet shrimp, beef kalbi avocado aburi, and more. We also had a small portion peach and grapefruit rare cheesecake parfait, which was a bit disappointing in terms of taste and portion for its price of 480 yen. We played Bikkuripon five times but didn't win once, which disappointed my kids, but then a person at the diagonal table kindly gave us their prize, which made the kids happy. Thank you to the person who gave it to us.

After my child finished Saturday school, we went out for lunch as a family. We made a reservation through an app and were seated right away. My daughter was excited because the restaurant was cute and colorful. The "jeweled warship" dish was tasteless and had a strange texture, not like regular ikura. We ordered multiple plates of ikura and shrimp, which the kids love. The octopus tempura was smaller than the other side dishes like fried potatoes and onion rings. In total, we had 27 plates for about 3200 yen for our family of four. Each time we won a prize from the "bikkurapon" game, my daughter happily received it and got a keychain and masking tape. It was a great experience for families with children.

This time, I visited Kura Sushi Fukuoka Takagi store located at 1-9-9 Takagi, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City. It seems to be a new restaurant. Unfortunately, they only offer takeout service, not dine-in. I will look forward to trying their food in the store next time! Thank you for the meal.

A Kura Sushi restaurant opened along a well-traveled road. It has been open for about a month, but it seems that reviewers have not visited yet, so I decided to go check it out. I haven't been to Kura Sushi in over 3 years. The last time was when I visited a branch in Tokushima while I was living in Ehime. The information on the map on Tabelog is incorrect. The restaurant is located near the intersection called "Takagi 1." I arrived at the restaurant around 8:55 pm. It was a late hour, so I thought I would be seated quickly, but even the counter seats had a 20-minute wait... It's still a new opening, and with students on summer vacation, it seems to be crowded. I had no choice but to wait. I operated the ticket machine and waited. It didn't take long before I was seated. Both the counter and table seats were almost full. At Kura Sushi, the sushi plates on the conveyor belt are covered, so the staff kindly explained how to take them. I sat at the counter seat and prepared my water and soy sauce, ready to start eating. I decided to start by selecting sushi from the conveyor belt. I tried various dishes, but the photos I took are just a small part of them. The salmon had a smooth texture and was delicious. The sea urchin in the seafood gunkan was plump and tasty. The chewy texture, was it squid or shellfish? I should have tried one more. The premium aged tuna is delicious. I love tuna, and it was fresh and tasty. The Kura special tuna yukke is a gunkan with half-cooked egg and finely chopped tuna. It tasted as expected and was delicious. The yuzu pickled squid had a nice yuzu flavor. The squid had a smooth texture. The blowfish kobujime had a hint of kelp flavor. It's been a while since I had blowfish. The eel and egg gunkan was a collaboration of eel and half-cooked egg. The eel portion seemed a bit small. The taste was as expected. The special steamed egg was served hot. It was soft and bouncy, with crab sticks and scallops at the bottom. I wish there were ginkgo nuts in it. The Shari Cola caught my attention because some middle school kids sitting next to me were drinking it. I couldn't resist ordering it. It's a cola made with Kura Sushi's special rice. It has a unique taste, like drinking liquid cola gummy candy from the past. I finished my meal comfortably. I came to Kura Sushi to eat fish, but about half of the sushi dishes were related to meat. I also tried Iberico pork and beef short rib, but I would have been happier with more varieties of fish sushi. I was curious about the ramen, but I didn't try it this time. If you put five empty plates in the slot in front of you, you can win a "Bikkura Pon!" gadget, which is a nice touch. Until the end of August, they are giving away One Piece merchandise. I didn't participate. The total bill came to 1792 yen. I think it's a reasonable price. As soon as I finished eating, I left the restaurant to go back home.

The volume of the seafood boat was surprisingly large! It wasn't listed on the online menu, but it was on the touch screen menu. I hope I can eat it again next time I visit.

Takeout: =======

Red clam, sea urchin sushi boat, raw shrimp, marinated flounder with kelp, whelk, squid with shiso leaf, Momotaro plate (yellowtail, cured mackerel, Pacific saury), Momotaro plate (albacore tuna, lightly salted bonito, tuna).