Kura Sushi Asakusa ROX | Asakusa

くら寿司 浅草ROX店

Experiencing the wonderland of sensory riches of conveyor belt sushi is must-do for any visitor to Japan, so why not go about the whole adventure in style, if you can?

That’s probably what sushi-chain giant Kura Sushi thought as well when deciding to team up with renown Japanese designer Kashiwa Sato, who transformed the space into a disneyland for (cheap) sushi and architecture-lovers alike. 

Under the concept of “SightEating,” Kura Sushi Asakusa ROX offers a beautifully designed spin on the experience of eating conveyor belt sushi that - you guessed it - combines  sightseeing and eating experiences all in one by boasting not just an eating area but also a space where customers can play Edo era-style fairground games.

Tablets for ordering (a common sight in conveyorbelt sushi restaurants) offer a mind-boggling 104 language options to choose from, so don’t worry if you haven’t mastered that 日本語 just yet.

Sushi plates starting from ¥125

Images courtesy of SAMURAI, Inc.
Photographers: Takumi Ota and Toshiyuki Yano

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︎Asakusa Rox, 4F, Asakusa 1-25-15, Taito-ku, Tokyo
︎ 03-5830-6106
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Hours

every day:
11:00-23:00

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