5.3/10Japanese
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It's , so people go for the fun more than the . Fans say the Flushing location is fresh and a good deal, and the has a following. Others call it junk food that stays packed because of the prize toys. Expect around $50 a person.
“Went to the Kura in Flushing with low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Plus, the crispy-rice wrapped hot dog is the drunk food of the gods. But there was some higher-end fish (ebodai, shima aji, botan ebi) that were surprisingly competent. And the rolls were at least at the “OK delivery sushi” variety or better.”
H3
“The NY versions are the worst I've seen, and the gotcha toys are enough to keep the seats packed with people willing to slop on shit sushi.”
H2
“I did see quality at the one location I frequent decline, but then for a few weeks there were suddenly Japanese dudes that I think were doing re-training/quality control. Stuff improved and has stayed better”
H2
“Then I think it's fine! It's fun, the fish is fresh, it's nice and interesting.”
H2
“Maybe conveyor belt sushi like Kura? Not the same at all but a fun time for a reasonable price, with a robot that brings your drinks?”
H2
“That will let you try a bunch of stuff. Toro tuna sushi tends to be pretty good for picky eaters.”
H2
“I also really enjoyed Kura Sushi in Flushing. Conveyor belt sushi, and it's quite good.”
H2
“Kura Sushi in Flushing is an AMAZING price point for the quality.”
H2
“It's junk food/fast food sushi. It's great for what it is.”
H2
“They're still good, they've been changing the menu to add more cooked/fried/kids type food”
H2
“I like Kura but you will spend $50 a person easily and the dishes are limited, but they are the best in the area.”
H2