Kura Sushi Shinagawa Station

This place was absolutely fantastic! The food was not only delicious but also very reasonably priced. Admittedly, we did have to wait a little longer to be seated because the place was bustling with customers.

Visited February 2024

When you arrive you’re charmed by the novelty no waitstaff and just machines and technology…but as many foreigners have noted with disgust, you are sadly fooled upon arrival. You are given a number and a wait time - in our case 20 minutes. After about 55 min we asked the only person in sight how mu...ch longer. He’s said in pretty broken and intelligible English - ‘maybe 30mn….maybe 1 hour…I don’t know….’ Save your time and go elsewhere….

Visited July 2024

I was very satisfied not only with the reasonably priced sushi, but also with the excellent service. The "Bikkura Pon Prizes" system is just so much fun. This wll make your child happy and these prizes are cute! I want to try another more conveyor-belt sushi restaurants like this .

Visited July 2023

Terrible service. Entry is by automated check in which is only in JAPANESE. No one around to assist. Due to our “error” in checking in, we waited from 7.30 until 9.15 for a table. DOZENS came after us and walked in with minimum wait times. Staff were PATHETIC and incapable of assisting us despite se...eing how long we had waited and that we were with a hungry 10 year old. Finally get a table and the train keeps rolling empty plates (and a 2-3 of the same clearly un-popular varieties of sushi) past us….we are blocked from any sight of the chef so we cannot even ask for some filled plates!! MISERABLE EXPERIENCE. AVOID

Visited June 2023

This conveyer belt sushi restaurant surprisingly only has 3.8 stars, but I 100% recommend it for those who are visiting Tokyo. The downside, however, was that they don’t accept reservations and despite the average rating, we had to wait for about an hour. There are two seating areas: the table or ...the counter. We chose the counter because it was the faster one. But although it said “counter” it was just another table alongside the others. At first, we were a bit confused because it was not a “typical” sushi restaurant: you needed to order on a tablet, there was no wasabi (for us and we didn’t ask), and no soy sauce bowl. I ordered the tuna (aged tuna) sushi, salmon sushi, Ikura (salmon roe) sushi, tamago (omelette) sushi, steamed eggs, ramen (original), scallops sushi, and snow crab sushi. My favorite was the aged tuna. Firstly, the tuna was so tender and it quite literally melted in my mouth. The steamed eggs were also delicious. I ordered the one with the snow crab claw on top. I initially thought, with the pictures in the internet, that the claw would be a decent size, but please know in advance that it is really small. Inside, there were bits of small crab legs and chicken. (I also noticed that majority, if not all, had no wasabi in between the fish and rice.) The plates had one unanimous color but the menu on the tablet had the prices written besides it. There were two things I found intriguing. One was that there was a little area where you can slide your plates down when you finish to keep your table clean. Two was that when you ordered the food, in around 3 minutes, the food comes sliding down on the conveyer belt and stops exactly at your table. I was afraid of this when I ordered the ramen, but they secured it tightly so that it wouldn’t spill. All in all, it is definitely a unique and great conveyer belt sushi restaurant to visit when in Tokyo.

Visited March 2023