Kura Sushi in Tokyo — Conveyor-Belt Sushi Made Easy

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Touchscreen menus, covered plates, and clear per-plate pricing make Kura Sushi a no-stress first sushi stop in Tokyo.

Last updated: 2025-11-09

Conveyor-belt sushi at Kura Sushi in Tokyo — covered plates, English touchscreen ordering, and colorful dishes passing on the belt

Introduction

My first visit to a conveyor-belt sushi shop as a kid was a shock — the sushi plates really traveled around the conveyor belt. Today the system has evolved and the neta quality is higher, yet it remains the easiest way to eat sushi casually.

What Is Kura Sushi?

A traveler-friendly kaiten (conveyor-belt) chain: covered plates circulate while a tablet switches to English, lets you order hot items, and sends specific sushi via an express lane. It’s casual, fast, and easy to understand even on your first try.

What to Try

Grab whatever catches your eye.

Tokyo or Trip?

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Ordering is intuitive, variety is huge, and pricing is clear — perfect for building sushi confidence in Tokyo.

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