Went to visit the family the week before last and was able to enjoy kaiten (conveyer belt) sushi at Kura Sushi in Abiko. This Kura Sushi is located in the parking lot of the Seven Holdings shopping center which was formerly called Espa. There is likely one close to you if you are in the Tokyo area.
To start, about 90 percent of the dishes are 100 yen. This is a bargain, especially compared to the States where a plate of salmon sushi can easily set you back 4 dollars. The selection here is great, everything from sushi staples such as ika (squid), shrimp and tuna maki to creative ones such as cheese kalbi (beef) and snow crab leg. What I like about it is the fact that each plate has a clear plastic guard to keep the germs out.
Don't see what you like? Just look at the automated menu, find your selection, press the button and voila, it is delivered right to your table (if you can't read Japanese, I believe the selections can be changed to English; however, have no fear because each item has a picture)!
For every five plates you place in the return area, you get to play a game on the menu screen. If you win the plate game, a gacha gacha capsule rolls down from the top of the capsule dispenser at each table. Each capsule contains a Kura Sushi themed toy or key chain.
Well as to my review, I give Kura Sushi stellar marks. The sushi is fresh, the selection is good and price is quite reasonable. Other than the absolute failure at the capsule game, it was a great experience. I give Kura Sushi 5 maki out of 5 maki. If you can find a Kura Sushi near you, by all means get at least 5 plates!
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