Ichihara, Chiba, Japan｜Kura Sushi

Basically, there is no need for contact with store staff from entering the store to paying. You can order from the menu using the provided tablet or your own smartphone. The menu has a wide lineup, so even people who don't eat sushi can easily come here, which is great. I am a former conveyor belt sushi restaurant employee, but it would be almost impossible for any other restaurant to compete with the customer-centric rationalization that Kura Sushi does. It's too wonderful.

It's probably hard to be busy, but it's better to clean the water heater more properly. In the attached photo, it was too dirty, so I tried wiping it a little with a towel.

Each plate of sushi is covered, which I think is good for hygiene. You can order on the touch panel, but you can also order on your smartphone, so I think it's suitable for families. The fried taiyaki was delicious.