Kura Revolving Sushi Bar brings conveyor belt dining to Salt Lake City’s 2100 South, sending plates of sushi, side dishes, noodles, and desserts past every seat for diners to grab as they roll by. The format makes dinner a game for families and first timers, with a rewards program, published allergen and nutrition information, and reservations available. Beer and other drinks pour alongside.
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar sits at 675 E 2100 S on the Liberty Wells edge of Salt Lake City’s Sugar House shopping corridor, running the revolving format it is known for: a conveyor belt of sushi plates circulating past every table, ready to grab on sight.
The rotating lineup covers sushi, side dishes, noodle bowls, and desserts, so a table can build a meal one plate at a time without ever ordering the same way twice. Healthy options and comfort food both ride the belt, with beer and other drinks served at the seat.
The Asian owned chain publishes full allergen and nutrition information, runs a rewards program, and takes reservations, which tames the weekend wait. Kids tend to treat the belt as dinner theater.
Takeout is available for nights at home, service moves fast, and wheelchair access covers parking, entrance, restroom, and seating.







