This new sushi place was $2.25 a dish. I was a little hesitant because that is still cheap for sushi. But I did not have to worry.. everything was delicious!
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| Our godson, Kyle was home for spring break from Cal Poly SLO, but his sister had to go back to college thus she's on the phone her mother is holding. |
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| They had a nice variety of sushi: cooked and uncooked. |
If you don't see what you want or want it be made fresh, you can order it on the iPad that is above your table. After you order it, a few minutes later it comes zipping down the conveyor belt and stops conveniently at your table.
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| The soups came locked with a lid. No spilling! |
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| I wonder what it looks like on the other side of this chute. |
| We had 48 plates.. but at $2.25 each it's not a bad price! |
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| Their ramen was surprisingly very good for $4.80 a bowl. My girls loved it! |
NOTE: BIG downside to this place was the wait. We arrived 30 minutes before it opened to put our name down and the first page and half of the 2nd page were already full. We had to wait 2 hours for our table. (Arrived at 11 ate at 1) They don't take reservations and it always a ton of people waiting at the door. No big tables. I think a max of 7 (which was our party) was the biggest they could accommodate if we wanted to sit together.
Kula Revolving Sushi Bar
19600 Vallco Pkwy
Cupertino






5 comments:
Wow looks like a fun and unique place to eat at! I've heard of this place before but didn't want to wait 2 hours for a table. Is this a new place? I wonder what lunch time wait is like...
Yes, it just opened like 2 months ago. It's the only one of it's kind in NorCal.. seven more in SoCal. It originated in Japan! We waited 2 hours for LUNCH! But of course it was a Saturday. Maybe it's better on the weekdays but according to the yelp reviews, it doesn't sound like it. The sneaky thing is that people would write their names down like on the 5th or 6th page right when it opens for an 'early' dinner slot.
Even the wasabi was fresh
YES! I did notice that! Not that bright green color you see at the regular Japanese restaurants!
We'll have to take our girls next time & try to go over 15 plates for the "made in China" plastic toy.
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