Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in San Francisco: photos, reviews, menu

About

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in San Francisco offers a unique dining experience perfect for a casual lunch or family dinner. Step inside to find a vibrant atmosphere, enhanced by a dining system where you order through a touchscreen, and your sushi arrives via a lively conveyor. Entertaining for kids and adults alike, robots zip around the restaurant delivering drinks and other non-sushi dishes.

Enjoy a variety of fresh selections like sushi, udon, and seafood, along with delightful accompaniments like wasabi, ponzu sauce, and an array of options from beer to wine. Indulge in desserts ranging from cakes to ice cream while relaxing on the spacious outdoor seating area. With features such as garage and free parking, takeaway, food delivery, and payment by credit card, Kura ensures convenience at every turn.

Friendly staff add warmth to the experience, ready to assist as you explore the menu, which caters to a wide palate with dishes like fried chicken, crab, and salmon, alongside classic sushi rolls. Plus, the chance to win fun prizes adds a playful touch to your visit. Known for its clean premises and charming robot servers, Kura is a delightful spot for a memorable dining outing.

Price

30 - 50 $

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Japanese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment by credit card

4.0

based on 435 reviews

Google

4/5 428 reviews

Facebook

4.4/5 7 reviews

Ty Che

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

I love Kura sushi it's my favorite yum! Soft shell crab and snow crab are my fav!

Jazzlin

So, it's not at all the restaurants fault (not docking stars) Athough we didn't end up getting to dine here I wanted to leave a review to provide some clarity and good-to-know before you go details for those that may be in a similar situation as we were: We attempted dining here twice during our San Francisco stay. First attempt: we caught a Waygo from near the Japanese Tea Garden and made our way to ..well what we believed to be Kuras. But due to an AI mistake we instead found ourselves dropped off at some kind of Japanese dining street. Which was quite the experience in itself but that's a story for another review. POINT BEING: Make sure you have the correct address before venturing out. (Also fair point to make is that this establishment is within a busy shopping mall.) Second attempt: This time we were certain we had the correct address and fiancé drove. As he wasn't particularlly feeling the same excitement we were to dine here, he dropped my boys and I off and made his way out to pickup something himself. This is when we first realize that the place is inside a mall...this fact may have contributed to making different choices if we had done the proper research beforehand to realize. Anyhow we head in, a bit lost and confused we begin to search for the end goal. (POINT: Located upstairs so if dining head there!.. you'll find stairs, escalators, and an elevator as options to get there.) We make it there and I attempt to get seating for my 2 boys and I and the greeter asks if we have reservations. (POINT: Make reservations!!!) I tell him no and he claims "Not a problem! Use this tablet to sign in and we'll text you once a table becomes available." I do as instructed and a slip of paper feeds from the machine once entry is completed We get out of the way and grab some dots ice-cream from a nearby vending machine. Finally we sit at some sticky mall lobby table and I actually look at the slip of paper...and immediately call my fiancé while praying he's not too far, luckily he got gas first and we were rescued quickly lol. (POINT: No Reservations and walk-in dining - wait times can be as long as 3 hours..possibly more idk but that's what we were facing.) So, this is why sadly we were unable to actually dine here ..and all after I spent an excessively long time reviewing their menu items online too. (How I didn't recognize any of the obstacles encountered while on their website I'm not really sure..guess my focus was strictly menu) But will say it looked like a fun place to try and we would have loved to get that chance. Therefore I hope by leaving these details maybe I'll save another family from making any similar mistakes so that you're experience is a successful one! 😊

Pam Weiner

Food: 4
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Not a lot of variety this time compared to other times we have gone

What is the address of Kura Revolving Sushi Bar?
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is located at 20th Avenue, 3251, 94132, San Francisco, USA.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Winston Dr & Buckingham Way (121 m walk)
- Bus stop 20th Av/Macy'S Stonestown (150 m walk)
- Bus stop Winston Dr & 20th Ave (161 m walk)
- Bus stop 20th Ave & Winston Dr (167 m walk)
- Bus stop Buckingham Way & Winston Dr (171 m walk)
How is Kura Revolving Sushi Bar rated by visitors?
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has an average rating of 4.0 based on 435 reviews across platforms such as Google, Facebook.
What dishes and beverages are served?
The restaurant offers a selection of dishes such as beef, beer, cakes, cheese, chicken, fish, fried chicken, fried rice, ice cream, lemonade, pork, bird, shrimp, rice, rolls, along with a variety of drinks.
Is there a delivery service available?
Yes, delivery is available through order.kurasushi.com, ritual.co, www.fantuanorder.com, www.trycaviar.com, www.doordash.com.

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Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in San Francisco