Kura Sushi - Nishioji Shichijo — Restaurant in Kyoto

Conveyer Belt Sushi :)

Relatively cheap plates (120-300¥) and good fish. The lady at the counter greeted me warmly and also helped me find the water cups (up top) and the water dispenser (down the hall to the right in the corner).

For the love of god, please try the Fatty Albacore Salted Yuzu plate (230¥) if it's available when you go. Comes with 2 pieces, topped scallions and the aformentioned ingredients. One of the tastiest bites I've ever had. Sour Zesty / Salty / Fatty, just so so good, can't recommend it enough.

Other recommended: Tempura Cod(?) is very nice, salt-aged tuna is cheap and tasty but not too special but the fatty aged tuna is obviously really good, though a tiny bit more expensive.

Also, there's a gacha game for players. Who buy 5 or more plates (as of rn)

I got lazy so I didn't get many pictures but pictured is my check halfway through, a part of the ~700¥ set of 7 pieces, the whitebait (avoid, very bitter) and of course, the...

Best value for sushi and unique dining experience in Japan! Everything is 100 yen.

You pick it up from a conveyor belt or order from the tablet, which had a great multi-lingual interface (Chinese, English, Korean, etc). It took about 6 minutes per tablet order when we were there. Over 100 types of sushi. Desserts, beer, and other foods like udon noodles are also available on the menu.

Tables were clean, although you had to reach to find a cup for water.

I would recommend this place for families with kids. There's a game you can play and possibly win toys for putting dirty dishes away.

Getting a table at 8pm on a Sunday was easy- there was no wait. The staff spoke a little English, enough to help you get seated. Took credit cards, but no free...

Great budget sushi shop. All the items in the belt are 100¥, for more exclusive items there is a tablet to order from. The sushi tastes great and fresh and they give you free green tea puree to prepare at the table, also a great variety of sauces and of course ginger and wasabi to enjoy the sushi with. In exchange for your plates you can play a little gatcha game and maybe win a cute keychain or something similar. Every 5plates are one game and it's a lot of fun with a big group since one person will usually win. The deserts are also amazing, even if not at all sushi related. A small ice-cream is about the price of an conbini desert and better than that. Strongly recommend trying one at the end...