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Kura Sushi USA, Inc., is an innovative and tech interactive Japanese restaurant concept established in 2008 as a subsidiary of Kura Sushi, Inc. As pioneers of the revolving sushi concept, the Kura family of companies have improved upon the developed innovative systems that combine advanced technology, premium ingredients, and affordable prices to enhance the unique dining experience. Since the first restaurant opening in 1977, Kura Sushi, Inc. has grown substantially with more than 500 locations across Japan, Taiwan and the United States. Our philosophy of muten or nothing added is an ongoing promise that our food is prepared using fresh, high quality ingredients free of artificial sweeteners, seasonings, preservatives and colorings.
An array of sushi & other Japanese dishes drifts past diners on a conveyor belt at this simple spot.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2130 Sawtelle Blvd Unit 111, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone: (310) 597-4490
Website: https://kurasushi.com/locations/los-angeles-ca-sawtelle/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: kurasushi.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
LORENA COMPARATO
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar ✨ is such a fun and memorable spot! The sushi selection is amazing, a huge variety of fresh fish and seafood constantly rolls by and everything tastes great. One of the coolest parts is their reward system: the more plates you stack, the more little gifts and surprises you unlock. It definitely adds an extra layer of excitement to the meal, especially when you’re there with friends. And you can choose specific things that come straight to your booth on another
The whole place has a very tech-forward vibe. There’s even a robot that brings you water, which is both adorable and impressive. The service feels smooth and modern, and the experience is just as entertaining as it is tasty.
Sometimes the wait can get a bit long, but honestly, it’s worth it. Once you’re seated, everything moves quickly and the fun atmosphere makes the time fly. Highly recommend trying their lychee tea — it’s refreshing and pairs perfectly with the sushi.
Overall, Kura is a great pick if you’re looking for delicious food, a lively setting, and something a little different from your usual dining experience!
… moreThe whole place has a very tech-forward vibe. There’s even a robot that brings you water, which is both adorable and impressive. The service feels smooth and modern, and the experience is just as entertaining as it is tasty.
Sometimes the wait can get a bit long, but honestly, it’s worth it. Once you’re seated, everything moves quickly and the fun atmosphere makes the time fly. Highly recommend trying their lychee tea — it’s refreshing and pairs perfectly with the sushi.
Overall, Kura is a great pick if you’re looking for delicious food, a lively setting, and something a little different from your usual dining experience!
V Scaccianoce
Loved this place and the service. Small restaurant, hidden in the corner of a two story strip mall on a busy street, but it was packed and we had to wait for a table. I found out you can reserve a table on their app which I would highly recommend. The food was fresh, fun to see the options on their rolling conveyer belt that goes around every table, to chose from. You pay per plate you take and slide the used plates in a slot for adding the total. You can also custom order from the pad above your table and those orders come to your table on the upper deck of the conveyer belt. It was fun to see a robot deliver our drinks. Great food and service was great.
… morecherixberry
Getting in is a nightmare. The website says no reservations, the reviews say there’s a waitlist, and the restaurant says you *have* to make a reservation if you don’t want to stand around waiting for 3 hours (not an exaggeration. We got there at 7 and they said their next open table would be at 10pm!).
They don’t make reservations in person or over the phone, it’s app only. The app is super confusing and doesn’t even tell you that you can make a reservation. I couldn’t tell you under threat of death how we even managed to figure it out. Hopefully they fix that soon. We showed up 5 minutes early for our reservation (on attempt 2) and still had to wait 30 minutes to get seated.
The street is crazy busy, it’s kind of an ordeal to get into the parking lot, and there’s two guys stationed out front who will charge you $6 cash to park.
If you can make it past all these ridiculous road blocks, the restaurant itself is pretty neat. It’s a cool concept and fun to watch the conveyor belt go by and snatch plates off it. The sushi itself is also pretty good and reasonably priced ($4 per plate as of October 2025, most plates have 2 pieces). Not sure if it’s worth the hassle to go a second time (technically a 3rd since it took us 2 tries to get in), but I do think it’s worth experiencing once.
… moreThey don’t make reservations in person or over the phone, it’s app only. The app is super confusing and doesn’t even tell you that you can make a reservation. I couldn’t tell you under threat of death how we even managed to figure it out. Hopefully they fix that soon. We showed up 5 minutes early for our reservation (on attempt 2) and still had to wait 30 minutes to get seated.
The street is crazy busy, it’s kind of an ordeal to get into the parking lot, and there’s two guys stationed out front who will charge you $6 cash to park.
If you can make it past all these ridiculous road blocks, the restaurant itself is pretty neat. It’s a cool concept and fun to watch the conveyor belt go by and snatch plates off it. The sushi itself is also pretty good and reasonably priced ($4 per plate as of October 2025, most plates have 2 pieces). Not sure if it’s worth the hassle to go a second time (technically a 3rd since it took us 2 tries to get in), but I do think it’s worth experiencing once.
Hells Bells
Fun times, decent quality (especially the sweet ebi, scallops, yuzu salmon, yellowtail sashimi), good value.
You can order at your speed and time the meal. In and out in 30 minutes or have fun for about 75 minutes. You do get full, especially full rice nigiris!
… moreYou can order at your speed and time the meal. In and out in 30 minutes or have fun for about 75 minutes. You do get full, especially full rice nigiris!
Kaela Gallagher
My sister and I love coming here! It’s an affordable option for sushi and I love that you can try so many different things. I recommend ordering things like the spicy crispy rice from the tablet so you have a fresher and warmer version.
I was pleasantly surprised by the pumpkin mochi dessert. The mochi was crispy and the ice cream was thick and creamy. I’ve had a lot of mochi but I’ve never had anything like this.
… moreI was pleasantly surprised by the pumpkin mochi dessert. The mochi was crispy and the ice cream was thick and creamy. I’ve had a lot of mochi but I’ve never had anything like this.
Anna
Each plate costs $4.10
Really fun experience to try a little bit of everything and come with family.
Everything tasted good and fresh.
Would definitely come a couple times a year for fun 🙂
… moreReally fun experience to try a little bit of everything and come with family.
Everything tasted good and fresh.
Would definitely come a couple times a year for fun 🙂
Mayi Barov
Kura Revolving Sushi was so much fun! I went with my niece and nephew and we enjoyed every dish we tried. They have a great variety of sushi and small plates, and the best part is you don’t have to wait for something to come around on the belt. You can order exactly what you want and it arrives fast!
The service was really friendly and And I just love Sawtelle, it’s such a fun, vibrant neighborhood. Definitely a spot I’ll keep coming back to.
… moreThe service was really friendly and And I just love Sawtelle, it’s such a fun, vibrant neighborhood. Definitely a spot I’ll keep coming back to.
Kiwi Mill
We had an awesome time at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar! Our main mission was to try the sushi from the conveyor belt — and it was totally worth it. Everything was fresh, tasty, and beautifully presented.
We devoured over 15 plates and even got a fun little prize at the end — such a cute bonus! The place was busy but super efficient. Service was quick, friendly, and the whole vibe was clean and upbeat. Oh, and the green tea? So good — warm, earthy, and perfect with the sushi.
A perfect spot for sushi lovers. We’re already planning our next visit to try even more dishes!
… moreWe devoured over 15 plates and even got a fun little prize at the end — such a cute bonus! The place was busy but super efficient. Service was quick, friendly, and the whole vibe was clean and upbeat. Oh, and the green tea? So good — warm, earthy, and perfect with the sushi.
A perfect spot for sushi lovers. We’re already planning our next visit to try even more dishes!
Dr Mohina S kulkarni
Excellent japanese place with a conveyor belt indicating the names of the sushi and other dishes. So you just push the button and pull out the dish. And enjoy the same various varieties of salmon crab meat, tuna napaji deserts, and a variety of desserts from cheesecake to watermelon, sesame rolls and ice creams. Excellent place to go out with a family and just feel yourself. Seeing and appreciating the taste around the quora restaurant. When visiting Los Angeles, it is a must place to try for a very, very unique sushi experience. I give it all the way five stars.
Kids enjoy small gifts after number of plates are inserted as eaten
… moreKids enjoy small gifts after number of plates are inserted as eaten
alex
I had been to a Kura location in Austin, Texas and really enjoyed it, so I was excited when I found out that there is location in LA, so I made reservation to celebrate my birthday with my family there. The food was good: the sushi was fresh, and we didn’t have to wait for what we wanted on the revolving bar.
However, one issue really spoiled the experience: I wanted to redeem my birthday dessert offer. The app said to “call the server,” so we did. I said we want to redeem birthday offer and showed the QR code, and the server told us to click through the digital menu, but didn’t explain what we were actually doing, just told us where to tap. We were assuming that there is special instruction on how to redeem offers. Then we realized that we were guided through checking out. You cannot eat more if you checked out, but that was fine since we were nearly done eating, but no one explained what was happening, and what if we still wanted to continue eating?
Our server left, then another waiter came, we asked about our dessert, he scanned the QR code, and we waited for the dessert. Then the server brought the check. When we asked about the birthday dessert, he looked at the receipt and said we wouldn’t be getting it because it has to be ordered while you’re still eating and before checking out, and offer can be redeemed only during checkout. This was never explained in the app (it just said to call the server) or by the staff, it felt like they just assumed we knew how it worked.
We explained that no one told us, and the server simply said, “Come next time and do it right.” (Next time?? Like next year for my next birthday???) We asked if it was still possible to get the dessert, considering the confusion. Communication was very difficult, most of the servers didn’t speak English well, but eventually they called the manager. The manager clearly explained the process and kindly agreed to bring us the dessert to-go.
We did get it in the end, but the whole situation was upsetting and left us disappointed.
… moreHowever, one issue really spoiled the experience: I wanted to redeem my birthday dessert offer. The app said to “call the server,” so we did. I said we want to redeem birthday offer and showed the QR code, and the server told us to click through the digital menu, but didn’t explain what we were actually doing, just told us where to tap. We were assuming that there is special instruction on how to redeem offers. Then we realized that we were guided through checking out. You cannot eat more if you checked out, but that was fine since we were nearly done eating, but no one explained what was happening, and what if we still wanted to continue eating?
Our server left, then another waiter came, we asked about our dessert, he scanned the QR code, and we waited for the dessert. Then the server brought the check. When we asked about the birthday dessert, he looked at the receipt and said we wouldn’t be getting it because it has to be ordered while you’re still eating and before checking out, and offer can be redeemed only during checkout. This was never explained in the app (it just said to call the server) or by the staff, it felt like they just assumed we knew how it worked.
We explained that no one told us, and the server simply said, “Come next time and do it right.” (Next time?? Like next year for my next birthday???) We asked if it was still possible to get the dessert, considering the confusion. Communication was very difficult, most of the servers didn’t speak English well, but eventually they called the manager. The manager clearly explained the process and kindly agreed to bring us the dessert to-go.
We did get it in the end, but the whole situation was upsetting and left us disappointed.