Late but here-check in at Boston's revolving sushi Kura

🍣 Kura Revolving Sushi Bar: Boston’s Sushi Rotation—Finally No Lines, but a Few Kinks Kura’s been open in Boston for ages, but the lines? Insane. Finally, we timed it right—walked in, sat down, no wait. Smooth as butter. But is it worth the hype? Let’s break it down. 🦾 The Sushi: Hit-or-Miss, but Solid Highlights Revolving sushi in the U.S. often feels like you’re paying for the equipment more than the fish—and yeah, that’s partially true here. Some pieces on the conveyor look like they’ve been sitting a while, so pro tip: Stick to rolls with a glossy sheen or bright color (freshness clue!). Better yet, order directly from the tablet—faster, and you know it’s made to order. Tuna Belly (Otoro) Sushi: 🐟 Rich, buttery, so good. Beef Sushi: 🥩 My absolute favorite—tender, savory, got multiple orders. Snow Crab Leg Sushi: 🦀 Sweet, delicate, no fishy aftertaste. Eel Sushi: 🍢 Unagi glaze on point—sweet, smoky, classic. These standouts? Totally satisfying. 🤖 The Robot Vibe: Cool, but… Full automation here: robots deliver food and tea, everything rolls on the conveyor. Neat for a casual, futuristic feel—until you need help. Tried flagging someone down to pay? Crickets. Ended up using Apple Pay on my phone. Fine, but here’s the kicker: They still ask for 18%+ tip. For zero human interaction? Hmm. 🎯 Verdict: Worth a Try, but Manage Expectations As a laid-back, “new experience” spot in Boston? Absolutely. It’s fun, quick, and the beef sushi alone makes it a solid casual pick. Just skip the sad-looking conveyor pieces, order fresh via tablet, and don’t expect a server to check in. If you’re craving sushi without the fuss (and finally no lines), Kura delivers. Just be ready for the robot takeover—and that mandatory tip prompt. 📍 Kura Revolving Sushi Bar: 101 Bond Sq, Watertown. Go for the vibes, stay for the beef rolls. #BostonSushi #RevolvingSushi #CasualEats