I ❤️ Kurasushi - Tokyo 2023 - 10-21-2023

Review for Kurasushi Restaurant:
 
If you're a sushi lover, Kurasushi is a must-visit destination. This popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Japan offers a unique dining experience that goes beyond just enjoying the food.
 
The sushi at Kurasushi is a testament to the culinary artistry of Japan. Each piece is meticulously crafted, boasting fresh seafood ingredients that are a delight to the taste buds. The variety is impressive, catering to different preferences and dietary needs.
 
What sets Kurasushi apart is its innovative approach to dining. For every five plates of sushi you consume, you get a chance to play a game and win a prize. This interactive element adds a layer of fun to the dining experience, making it more than just a meal. On our visit, we won a pin on our second try!
 
We visited Kurasushi on a weekday morning at their Higashi Nippori location. Despite conveyor belt sushi restaurants being a popular choice for families and often crowded, we were pleasantly surprised to find that we could enter without a reservation. It's a hidden gem just a short walk from Mikawashima Station.
 
However, if you're new to the conveyor belt sushi experience, it can be a bit intimidating at first. We initially struggled with understanding the system and were a bit embarrassed to ask for help as the staff replied in Japanese. But with a bit of observation and trial and error, we got the hang of it.
 
In conclusion, Kurasushi offers a fun, casual, and interactive dining experience. The sushi is delicious, the atmosphere is lively, and the chance to win prizes adds an exciting twist. As long as you're respectful and follow the basic etiquette, you're guaranteed to have a great time. I highly recommend Kurasushi to all sushi lovers out there.

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