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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.
Establishment with a selection of hot Japanese dishes and desserts on a conveyor belt.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–11 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: 4609 Convoy St STE F, San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: (858) 715-4605
Website: https://kurasushi.com/locations/san-diego-ca-convoy/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: kurasushi.com
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Reviews
Derek Pogorels
Admittedly we aren’t sushi connoisseurs, but had to try out the extremely wide variety Kura had. We enjoyed everything, was great fun seeing everything go by and to pick and choose what to sample. Our daughter though the Hello Kitty Avocado Donut was great fun and we hadn’t had a gooey butter cake since being in St. Louis.
The sweet shrimp was very good, the seared salmon with Japanese mayo as well.
I forget what all else we had tried, but it was 22 plates for the four of us.
Would definitely stop on again if there was one close.
… moreThe sweet shrimp was very good, the seared salmon with Japanese mayo as well.
I forget what all else we had tried, but it was 22 plates for the four of us.
Would definitely stop on again if there was one close.
Ashley LeBourveau-Truong
When you go to Kura, know that you’re primarily going for the touch of fun and the variety. Is it the best sushi in San Diego? No, but it is decent, especially at such a low price point. Kura can be a lot of fun for the conveyer belt sushi experience, and since every dish is a small serving, it lets you try plenty of different items.
If you have someone in your party who isn’t sold on sushi, they also have a variety of other dishes, including ramen, udon, and tempura. You can request a fresh order of anything on the belt as well.
The restaurant typically isn’t too loud, and the booths are separated with high dividers so it’s nice to feel like your party has a little privacy.
The waits can be long so it’s worth making a reservation during busy times. We’ve often been seated shortly after checking in for our reservation, even if we’re a little early.
… moreIf you have someone in your party who isn’t sold on sushi, they also have a variety of other dishes, including ramen, udon, and tempura. You can request a fresh order of anything on the belt as well.
The restaurant typically isn’t too loud, and the booths are separated with high dividers so it’s nice to feel like your party has a little privacy.
The waits can be long so it’s worth making a reservation during busy times. We’ve often been seated shortly after checking in for our reservation, even if we’re a little early.
Allison Rivera
The wait can be long. I wanted about 30 minutes, but thats definitely on the shorter side. I have definitely seen 2 hour wait times. The service is very nice, but I only interacted with a person when I got seated, got my drink, and when it was last call. Itcan get loud with the gachas going off, the little rooms playing their music, the dings of the computer, cracking of plating going in the shoot, and overall chatter. Definitely a fun thing to go with groups, but can get expensive with each plate at this time being $3.95 if you don’t keep in mind how many plates you eat. Still its a good price for sushi that ok. It’s not great or wow, but it definitely hits the craving, or you can try something new without breaking the bank. Which is why I gave the food 3 stars. It’s perfectly average, but fun. It also comes out pretty quickly when you order it. The little toy you get for eating 15 plates is gimmick, of course, but I fall for it everytime and I love. Great for families of older kids, couples, friend groups, or even solo, like I did.
… moreAlejandro Arredondo
The vibes were there, but the food just didn’t quite hit for me. Potentially didn’t grab the freshest rolls. The system is fairly organized, and we got sat on schedule. Service was friendly, and having a robot was a cute touch. Might have to give it another chance.
… moreSophie Lee
This place is always busy, so I wanted to see what all the hype is about! You definitely have to reserve a spot or join the waitlist early if you don’t want to wait in line too long.
There were interesting dishes, and I split each 2 piece dish with a friend! Some were limited catches to the season, so the menu does change once in a while. The fish were fresh and the portions were generous. We got seven dishes total and were pretty full after that. However, the quality and taste were pretty similar to any other sushi place in SD, so I don’t think it’s worth the parking and wait, unless you really enjoy the revolving aspect.
The one thing that made my experience a bit unpleasant was the strong wet toilet smell where we were sitting 🙁
Staff were helpful and attentive, and explained how ordering worked well.
Parking sucks, as how it normally is in Convoy, and drivers are especially aggressive in the compact part of the lots. Your best bet would either be the free street parking in the back, or paid parking in the structure.
… moreThere were interesting dishes, and I split each 2 piece dish with a friend! Some were limited catches to the season, so the menu does change once in a while. The fish were fresh and the portions were generous. We got seven dishes total and were pretty full after that. However, the quality and taste were pretty similar to any other sushi place in SD, so I don’t think it’s worth the parking and wait, unless you really enjoy the revolving aspect.
The one thing that made my experience a bit unpleasant was the strong wet toilet smell where we were sitting 🙁
Staff were helpful and attentive, and explained how ordering worked well.
Parking sucks, as how it normally is in Convoy, and drivers are especially aggressive in the compact part of the lots. Your best bet would either be the free street parking in the back, or paid parking in the structure.
Michelle M
One of my favorite sushi spots in San Diego!
If you’re one of those who can’t eat a whole set of rolls by yourself, this is the way to go. With portion setting of 2-4, this is the way to introduce yourself to Japanese sushi.
I highly recommend this place. Make sure to , definitely download the app to reserve your spot in line because this place gets packed!
Food is served on a conveyor belt and a touchscreen ordering system. Your drinks are brought to you by a robot.
And the staff are friendly to answer any questions! What more could you ask for?
Oh earning points on the app for eating there?
… moreIf you’re one of those who can’t eat a whole set of rolls by yourself, this is the way to go. With portion setting of 2-4, this is the way to introduce yourself to Japanese sushi.
I highly recommend this place. Make sure to , definitely download the app to reserve your spot in line because this place gets packed!
Food is served on a conveyor belt and a touchscreen ordering system. Your drinks are brought to you by a robot.
And the staff are friendly to answer any questions! What more could you ask for?
Oh earning points on the app for eating there?
_Loganbishop
This is definitely a place I will keep coming back to! Love the experience of the revolving sushi and the variety they have! It’s not the best but sure is tasty! Make sure you go on the waitlist because you will usually have to wait of you get there with no reservation. Was able to get in and out pretty quick! Convenient sushi spot!
… moreAzadeh R
We were invited to this sushi bar by a couple of our friends. I’m not usually a big sushi fan, but I could honestly feel the difference in quality here, and I’d definitely recommend it. Unfortunately, the wait time was really long. I’m not sure if it was a glitch in their system or just a random mix-up, but people who arrived after us got served before we did.
Later, I found out they have an app you can use to reserve in advance, which probably would’ve helped. In any case, the wait was super long,the sushi was so good that I’m glad we stuck it out. It was worth the wait!
So here’s something else to add: this sushi bar had a kind of high-tech ordering process. Instead of a server taking your order in person and just bringing everything out at once, we were ordering piece by piece. Since we were sitting by the bar, we’d get each sushi order directly handed to us, and we’d place it on the table ourselves. It was a bit of a challenge for me because I’m used to just giving my order once and having everything brought out in a traditional way.
Also, if you’re planning to split the bill among friends, it can get really complicated because of how the ordering is done in little increments.
the service button to call the server was slow they were so busy, and it took them a while to come over. But, the sushi quality was high enough that I’d go back again; I’d just try to streamline the ordering process next time!
… moreLater, I found out they have an app you can use to reserve in advance, which probably would’ve helped. In any case, the wait was super long,the sushi was so good that I’m glad we stuck it out. It was worth the wait!
So here’s something else to add: this sushi bar had a kind of high-tech ordering process. Instead of a server taking your order in person and just bringing everything out at once, we were ordering piece by piece. Since we were sitting by the bar, we’d get each sushi order directly handed to us, and we’d place it on the table ourselves. It was a bit of a challenge for me because I’m used to just giving my order once and having everything brought out in a traditional way.
Also, if you’re planning to split the bill among friends, it can get really complicated because of how the ordering is done in little increments.
the service button to call the server was slow they were so busy, and it took them a while to come over. But, the sushi quality was high enough that I’d go back again; I’d just try to streamline the ordering process next time!
Pranjali Sharma
When compared to the reviews, I wasn’t blown away by the food here. We came here late on a Sat night and got seated immediately even though their wait-list said 35-50 mins. You can’t reserve in advance. You can add yourself to the wait-list at the main door. I actually think I enjoyed the experience more because we got seated immediately. I wouldn’t have waited for 35-50 mins for this.
The revolving bar brings you rolls and nigiri. Now, as compared to other sushi bars I have tried, I felt that Kura did not have as much variety in either. The sushi was just ok flavor wise too. It wasn’t as well thought out and some of the nigiri didn’t look very appetizing to try. What I liked was that everything on the revolving bar was priced at $3.80. With the revolving sushi bars, you can rack up your bills quite quickly but counting the plates and knowing there was a fixed price, definitely helped us. Service was fast. They have other entree like options but considering that this is a “sushi bar”, we only tried the nigiri and the rolls. The wasabi was fresh and the highlight of the whole experience. We were out of there in like 20 mins.
I think there are better options out there but this is ok if you just want the experience of a revolving sushi bar.
… moreThe revolving bar brings you rolls and nigiri. Now, as compared to other sushi bars I have tried, I felt that Kura did not have as much variety in either. The sushi was just ok flavor wise too. It wasn’t as well thought out and some of the nigiri didn’t look very appetizing to try. What I liked was that everything on the revolving bar was priced at $3.80. With the revolving sushi bars, you can rack up your bills quite quickly but counting the plates and knowing there was a fixed price, definitely helped us. Service was fast. They have other entree like options but considering that this is a “sushi bar”, we only tried the nigiri and the rolls. The wasabi was fresh and the highlight of the whole experience. We were out of there in like 20 mins.
I think there are better options out there but this is ok if you just want the experience of a revolving sushi bar.
Dalila Stevenson
First timer and it was a great experience. The plates go slow enough to where you’re not panicking to get what you want. Large amount of choices available. If you’re the type of person who likes to get many different rolls at once or prefers only a few pieces then this is perfect for you. Servers were kind and friendly. It wasn’t too loud and the environment was nice and calm. I believe you do need a reservation although because it was just me and one other person and there was a table available we were served regardless. Definitely returning!
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