Since Adachi Kurihara store opened, I hadn't been to Adachi Ebikita store, but I visited after a long time. Of course, the store is more seasoned than Kurihara store, but it has a clean and tidy atmosphere. The staff's service was good, and I felt like I want to visit again.

Kura Sushi @ Adachi Ward My Thoughts Let's just breeze through this one like "Was this guy an idiot or what?" A while back, NASA acknowledged the existence of UFOs, and as a result, the United States Space Force was created. At that time, I thought to myself, "They're coming, so I bought a gasoline-powered generator, stocked up on water and emergency food, and made all kinds of preparations." But then this coronavirus happened. Some say it originated in Wuhan, but I immediately thought, "This is the work of aliens." They're planning to reduce the population before invading Earth. Once the human population is sufficiently weakened, they'll launch a full-scale attack. But since they're not attacking yet, I came up with this: "Earthlings, we have defeated the coronavirus with our advanced technology." Then, pretending to be good aliens, I'll get close, gather information on Earth's internal affairs, come up with a new strategy, and then it's Putin's turn. From my perspective, he's probably not human, most likely an alien or a clone controlled by aliens. He's up to something. When the time is right, he'll just click and Earth will be theirs. That's what I thought until this morning. This morning on the news show, they talked about how Hawaii's beaches became beautiful because tourists haven't visited for two years. Wait, could it be that these aliens are actually nice guys? I remember a movie where aliens invaded because humans were deemed useless for Earth and had to be killed. This time, maybe these aliens are more like "Oh well, let's help them out." Of course, they're helping Earth, not Earthlings. I'm sure of it. I'm 47 years old, and I'm managing somehow! -------------------------------------------- Restaurant Name: Kura Sushi Location: Adachi Ward --------------------------------------------

In my hometown newspaper, there was an advertisement for Kura Sushi, which was hosting a fair where you could receive Demon Slayer goods. I went with my grandparents and because our bill exceeded 6000 yen, we were able to choose three free items. We got two keychains of Giyu and a Nezuko eraser from the "Bikkura Pon" promotion.

I went on a regular night, but it was very crowded. The food was consistently delicious! There were a lot of people waiting, but the turnover rate was high so we didn't have to wait long to get in. Not only the items we ordered were good, but also the items flowing on the conveyor belt were fresh and tasty.

We went to Kura Sushi using GOTO EAT with my family of four. It was our second time at Kura Sushi. The restaurant was busy with families with children, probably because it was 6 PM on a weekday. We had squid and tuna, which were very delicious. We also had avocado shrimp, eel, scallop, eel, seafood salad, sweet shrimp, blowfish, ark shell, and clam. We shared the dishes among our family members. The avocado shrimp was the last dish we ate, and the combination of leeks, avocado, and shrimp was perfect.

Today, the Demon Slayer movie has started screening! It seems that it started at 6 am in Shinjuku, and the popularity of Demon Slayer is amazing (ノ゜ο゜)ノ I missed out on the previous collaboration campaign products, so I went on the first day when they were still available and successfully got themヽ(＊＞∇＜)ﾉ I'll send them to my relatives♪ Just a reminder, you need to spend over 2000 yen on food and drinks, and either follow Kura Sushi or register on their official app to be eligible for the campaign.

Kura Sushi @ Adachi Ward - Demon Slayer Collaboration Project We, Tokyo Hormones, are a group of B-food enthusiasts who only know "faces like boars." I had no idea about the Demon Slayer trend, but apparently it was serialized in Shonen Jump magazine. Just like our generation had Kinnikuman, every era has its own boom trends. Now, onto Kura Sushi. When you eat 5 plates, you can win a prize with the "Bikkurapon!" game. Thanks to this, Kura Sushi has become the go-to conveyor belt sushi place for us. When I heard that Kura Sushi, the favorite of my kids, was collaborating with their beloved Demon Slayer, I knew we had to go. The kids were already excited just for Kura Sushi, but when they saw the Demon Slayer logo, they screamed like they were chasing after idols! And then there's this flimsy sheet... I wonder how much money they're making with this, trying to steal not just our wallets but also our daughters' hearts. While feeling a bit jealous, I thought, "Wait, isn't this just regular udon? Where's the Demon Slayer in this?" Oh, it's this checkerboard pattern kamaboko? Is this what they call Demon Slayer? Oh, and the other Demon Slayer thing is the dessert, so you have to order it after eating sushi. Oh, I see, it's that kind of scheme to make money with the sheets. Or is this for little girls? Is this for my little sister? It's cute! The dessert for little girls hasn't arrived yet, and they can't wait. They're staring at the kitchen with a spoon in hand. Here it comes! Oh, you like Goman, huh? (laughs) Are the prizes for the Bikkurapon also related to Demon Slayer? Is there going to be a second round of this collaboration, and maybe even a third? Does that mean it's going to come back soon? Twitter had a bug, so I changed my account. Please follow the new one. Tokyo Hormones (New) https://twitter.com/tokyo_horumons I was able to log in to my previous account (the profile page is for Stamina-En). Sorry for the confusion. https://twitter.com/tokyo_horumon Please follow this account from now on. It's all good as long as it's fun, right? But man, Demon Slayer is really popular! -------------------------------------------- Restaurant Name: Kura Sushi Location: Adachi Ward --------------------------------------------

I visited during lunchtime. It was not crowded, so I quickly sat at a table and looked at the menu. Although I wanted to try the special fair items, I decided to order what I really wanted to eat. - Aged tuna: It was good that it was aged, but it lacked thickness. - Pacific saury: The fat was good, and it was thick and easy to eat. This might have been the best dish. - Bonito tataki with yuzu salt: It was refreshing and the bonito paired well with the yuzu salt. - Sweet shrimp with soy sauce: Even without sauce, it had enough sweetness and freshness. - Cod milt jelly with ponzu sauce: The creamy texture of the cod milt paired well with the ponzu sauce. - Special chicken broth ramen: It looked oily, but the soup was full of chicken flavor and easy to drink. The thick noodles had a good texture, and the toppings were simple but satisfying for the price. Overall, I was satisfied with the conveyor belt sushi experience. In addition to sushi, they had a variety of desserts and noodle dishes. They also had a gachapon machine to keep children entertained. I had a great time and will consider visiting again. Thank you for the meal!

Kura Sushi @ Adachi Ward A family that doesn't eat fish We, the Tokyo Hormones, a group of meat-eating families, decided to categorize this article under "meat." We went to a familiar sushi restaurant in the neighborhood with our family. It seems like Tokyo Sameseeds hasn't been sending sushi photos lately. Maybe they're running out of material and having trouble updating their Instagram. By the way, the Olympics have been postponed. It must be tough for the athletes, but hang in there! Okay, everyone, eat up so we can take photos for Sameseeds! No, no, eat sushi! Sushi! First, let's have udon, right? Dad always orders it when he's eating alone in Ginza. It seems like we always order the same things when we come to Kura Sushi as a family. Well, it doesn't matter, just eat sushi! Sushi! No, no, it has to be meat! You can't post this on a sushi-dedicated account! Oh, how about sushi with tempura? (laughs) Even if it's a miss, who cares, just eat sushi! Sushi! Even hamburgers! This is my order (laughs). Come on, someone eat some fish! Hey, can you order some for me, big brother? Thanks! Hey! Well, anchovies are fish too, right? I don't think I can send any sushi photos to Sameseeds. If you're okay with a hamburger sushi, please message me on LINE. Kura Sushi is fun, isn't it? Since they started serving highballs, we've been coming more often. To all the food and beverage businesses, keep up the good work! -------------------------------------------- Restaurant Name: Kura Sushi Location: Adachi Ward --------------------------------------------

Kura Sushi @ Nearby - Finally, They Have It! We, the Tokyo Hormones, are a group of foodies who are more interested in the drink menu than the food menu. Recently, when I ask my kids, "What do you want to eat?", Little Jaiko says "Onigiri" and Little Jaian says "Anything but ramen," showing how they are growing up and deviating from the usual. Alright then, let's go to Kura Sushi as requested by the kids. It seems like they can read my mind. Lately, my opinions don't seem to matter at all. Oh well, let's just finish with no fish. Little Jaiko orders udon as a soup replacement. I start with a beer while they enjoy their nigiri and maki rolls, both loving tuna. I switch to Japan (a drink) as I get tired of beer. Oh? Ohh?? Jackpot! When we finish eating, we play a game where you insert the empty plates into a machine, and if you win, you get to play a gachapon. It seems like you win every time you visit, but only once per visit. However, my two kids both win, and the gachapon machine is conveniently located at the entrance, tempting parents to spend more money for another chance. Hamburger and sake don't really go together. Oh well, let's drink more! Oh, is it already time to go? Let's hurry and order the last dish. My wife, who is currently on a diet for the upcoming spring break vacation, is eating a lot of sushi. For my last dish, I choose the Kura Burger from the colorful finishing menu. They have a variety of finishing menus, but I chose this one today. It seems like they have been serving it for over a month, but there doesn't seem to be any change. Overall, the addition of highball to the menu is highly appreciated. If they add lemon sour, I would definitely come here every month. Please consider it! Even though the customer base might change (laughs). Please click on the rankings today too! Thank you. Popular blog rankings, please! Blog meal -------------------------------------------- Name of Restaurant: Kura Sushi Location: Nearby --------------------------------------------

Date: January 7, 2019 (Monday), Sunny Second visit, 12:40, many customers inside, many customers waiting outside 12:57, called and seated Ordered Sesame-scented Soupless Dan Dan Noodles: 370 yen + tax Visited the restaurant with family who wanted to eat sushi. Although Kappa Sushi was nearby, I chose this place because they serve Soupless Dan Dan Noodles. Reserved a seat using the order ticket machine. Called in about 17 minutes and sat at a booth. Ordered sushi, and the display showed an approximate wait time of six minutes until arrival, which was nice. Ordered the Soupless Dan Dan Noodles at 13:11. It arrived on the rail near my seat about 3 minutes later. Cracked the soft-boiled egg, sprinkled powdered Sichuan pepper, mixed it well, and then enjoyed the noodles. The noodles were thick, curly, and dark yellow in color. They were cooked soft, almost like commercially made Chinese noodles. They seemed to lose some firmness as they cooled. The toppings included minced meat, diced onions, and mitsuba (Japanese parsley). The minced meat was seasoned with miso, giving it a strong miso flavor. The diced onions were finely chopped, not spicy, slightly dry but still had a crunchy texture. Mitsuba added a nice aroma, but personally, I would have preferred cilantro. The soft-boiled egg enhanced the overall flavor. Previously, it used to come already on the noodles, but now you have to add it yourself. The sauce was a sesame-based dan dan sauce with ground black sesame, providing a good sesame flavor. It had a moderate level of spiciness, which was balanced out with the powdered Sichuan pepper. The soft-boiled egg helped mellow out the flavors, but the dish was on the salty side. Overall, it was a satisfying bowl of noodles from a sushi chain restaurant. They have clearly put effort into their menu! Be careful not to eat this before your sushi, as it might affect the taste. Thank you for the meal!

Visited this restaurant near the station! It is conveniently located near the station along a main road with a parking lot. It is a well-known conveyor belt sushi chain restaurant called Kura Sushi. They offer a variety of menu items such as udon, ramen, and fried foods, and the menu seems to be expanding every year, almost like a family restaurant with a wide range of side dishes. The main sushi dishes had some hits and misses, but overall, there were many delicious options. They even had a slightly fancy sushi called "Takehime Sushi." It is a 100 yen conveyor belt sushi restaurant, so it's not incredibly delicious, but it offers decent quality for the price. With many locations, it is a convenient place to enjoy sushi easily. Thank you for the meal.

My family is a regular here! It's just so close. Craving sushi -> nearby -> Kura Sushi. Another day, sushi -> Kura Sushi. Another day, still want sushi -> Kura Sushi for takeout. We go to Kura Sushi in heavy rotation. Personally, I prefer Hamazushi, but it's too much trouble to ride a bike to Kanhama, so when I feel like eating sushi, it's Kura Sushi. We always go as a family. The 1,000 yen takeout sushi is also recommended.

The rice is also delicious and fresh.