Kura Revolving Sushi Bar Austin Review

Have you ever been to a sushi place that delivers its food on a conveyor belt and delivers drinks via a robot? We checked our Kura Sushi at 6929 Airport Blvd Suite 125, Austin, TX 78752.

Kura Sushi Bar is also known as the revolving sushi bar and is on top of our list for the best things to do with your family in Austin! Kura Sushi originated from Japan and offered handmade sushi that makes its way around the restaurant relying on a high level of automation by using a conveyor belt chain. The restaurant has over 450 locations in Japan, 22 in Taiwan, and 30 in the United States.

Serving natural and healthy meals adhering to the Japanese virtue of serving, Kura Sushi Every meal in Kura Sushi is prepared with fresh and premium ingredients adhering to the Japanese virtue of serving natural and healthy meals. Based on their website, Kura Sushi’s wasabi and vinegar are imported and manufactured in Japan, including the broth that is manufactured and sourced from Kyoto.

Kura Sushi Robot Server — Kura Sushi Robot

Kura Sushi offers indoor dining, takeout, and delivery services. The indoor dining experience offers a unique and creative approach to dining. Meals are served through a conveyor belt while your drinks will be served by a robot.

If you’re in the mood to expand your taste palate, try the revolving bar where you can get food from their patented Mr. Fresh ventilated sushi lid. You can also opt to head straight to the touchpad to choose your favorite dishes on their menu.

Orders from the touchpad will arrive on the first belt above the revolving belt. Each plate has two colors with all of them priced the same. Once you’ve accumulated 15 plates, deposit them below the conveyor belt and their mascot, Mutenmaru, will appear on your tablet screen and reward you with a prize!

The general consensus is really good. It’s not like a sushi buffet, but it is a great experience, the restaurant has robots, a creative menu, and a super fun experience for the family!

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