Food was good. Service was not. Wait time was really quick. After we were seated, no one came over to give us water (until halfway through our meal) and even then no one asked what we wanted or if we're doing ok. Bunch of workers walked past us and seated others after us and interacted more with them. There was also some scales on the fish I ate. Never again. read more

I ordered a natto temaki and a spicy ahi temaki. Since when do sushi places put raw green onions in these sushi? Do they not realize that a lot of people do not like raw onions in their food? I had to open up each sushi and dig out all the green onions, then try to wrap the rice back up and roll it in the nori. And it's not wrapped normally, it's wrapped in it seems a special cellophane wrap where you have to pull this and that and have to end up touching the sticky sushi rice with your hands to get it to roll one half at a time in the nori, because the cellophane doesn't tear apart easily. Sorry, I really was looking forward to eating my sushi, but these two took a lot of effort before I could eat them, and what a mess. Try taking green onions out of sushi rice with natto! Aside from that, it tasted fine. Wish I had wasabi, though. read more

Convenient location! I have been to Kuru Kuru in the Pearl Kai area - there usually was a wait and the parking seemed limited. In comparison, this Kahala Mall location seems to have more parking and - when we went at about 5pm on a Friday - there was no wait! However, when we left at about 6pm, people were waiting to get in... I was surprised that there was nothing on the rotating conveyor belt. We just ordered and everything was made fresh! I liked the Salmon sashimi and the stuffed California Temaki. The Seared Garlic Ebi had more flavor than the Seared Garlic Salmon. The Gyoza was satisfactory! Overall, I'd return - especially since it's right next to the theater... and the service was cheerful and efficient! I had many refills of hot tea! Thank you! read more

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Came for dinner. Had a 15 minute wait. Ordered the Chicken Karaage, Salmon Belly, Ahi Poke Wonton, Rainbow Roll, and Fruits. Everything was superb. It was fresh. Our orders came out in a timely matter. Had a much better experience this time. Waiters and waitresses were on spot, very attentive and making sure we were okay. We did a quick in and out dinner. read more

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Decent food. One of your waiters broke my heart but sh*t happens lmao. Decent amount of choices and the service is Ight pretty good soft drink selection. Overall 6/10. read more

The Nori was old and soft, Ikura. very salty, worst &100 spent, will never forget the poor experience and will never go back again and whoever reads this should never go also unless they are wanting to just have a bad meal read more

Just sat to find out prices were raised. $7.75 for a red plate. No change in food portion. Super ridiculous. I probably won't be dining here again. Not worth it. It's sad because I rather support local businesses but these owners are out of their mind. read more

Love their Karaage Calamari and Poke Bowl with sushi rice. Service is quick & efficient for take out. read more

Came here for lunch around 12 on a weekday. Tried to park on the ground floor by the theaters, but there were no spaces. So, we parked upstairs by the elevator. I recommend that you try to find parking up there first. There were a ton of spaces up there. There aren't very many takeout options here. I mean there aren't a whole bunch of little sets that you can choose from. So, it took us a little while to decide. I wish there were more options, but I guess this isn't really a takeout place. All the while the staff was very patient and friendly. Decided on the Matsuri standard. You can see what was in it in the photo. There was ikura, unagi, ebi, maguro, tamago, poke, and some other stuff. I thought the sushi was okay. It could've been fresher, especially the ikura. It cost $22.00, so I really think the value was not where it could have been. That's pretty pricey considering what it came with. I also got the iced coffee milk jello. It was also okay. To sum up, you get okay sushi and good service at a higher than you'd expect price. read more

KuruKuru Sushi - Matsuri standard - Sushi Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Walking around Kahala mall and I would always past this little sushi place while shopping but I finally am so happy to say we got to sit down and try their menu! Starting with signing in, the wait was not long at all and we probably waited around 5 minutes even if it was during the busy dinner hour. As soon as we walked in they took our temperatures and asked us to sanitize our hands before having a seat. Knowing they follow the guidelines for Covid made me feel safe and got me to enjoy my meal even more. The place was very clean and spacious with a conveyor belt but sadly it wasn't in use. My friend and I are spicy ahi fanatics so we ordered a lot of those options on the menu. The food was so so ono! I enjoyed everything we ordered and I will post the pictures of our food! The staff was very kind and always attentive! This really stood out to me as they were just always so nice and went beyond our expectations. We waited a while for our miso soup and when we made this known the waiter made one of our plates free and I thought that was super nice because we weren't upset but she accommodated us very well and I appreciated it a lot. Overall, an awesome place! The price is very reasonable for the amount they give and the quality of the food! read more

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I enjoy this place. The food is delicious. My only complaint is when I finished my chawanmushi, the cup that it was in there was this crack forming in it. I think that's a safety hazard. But other than that everything was good read more

KuruKuru Sushi - I ate my chawanmushi & it was delicious but I notice the cup it was in, there's a crack starting to form. Safety hazard - Sushi Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Had a great lunch with my son. This is one of my sons "fast food" sushi restaurants. He especially likes the hamachi and spicy tuna. I had the chiraishi bowl for the first time. It was very tasty. Filled with an assortment of ahi pieces, tobiko, ikura, egg, cucumber. Not the standard chiraishi but still good. The service was excellent. To our surprise, no lines at 12 noon. In fact, the restaurant was quite empty. Our go to place for quick sushi. read more

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very good service but food quality not the same as the old pearl city location, not sure if it's because it's not as busy because it's not a store front location like pearl city but will always come back because there spicy ahi had there own unique taste read more

Service was great, someone was always checking to make sure I had everything I needed. Food came out pretty fast and everything tasted good. read more

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Love kuru kuru! I usually order takeout and my order is always done fast. I crave their spicy tuna and their croquettes. I usually can eat this a coulple times a week. Delicious! read more

One word SLOW!! So much chairs were open on the counter side. Mind you there's people on the list that says counter or any. The cashier looks like she's doing everything . Terrible service right off. We also seen 2 family's leave. read more

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The prices are a tad high compared to other places. The quality and quantity is ok. Atmosphere is nice and the staff is friendly. read more

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I had just an 'okay' experience here. The food isn't very spectacular and I don't care for the lack of variety compared to Genki. The conveyor belt when we arrived had zero sushi on it. It just felt very empty when we arrived. We ordered from the menu and but it made me long for more. read more

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This place used to be one of my favorites. We decided to visit but the place has really gone downhill since the last time I had been here. The conveyer belt was operating but only had fruit and dumplings. The prices have also gone way up! The quality is same if not worst and you'll be paying way more for it. Service was alright. We got asked how we were doing at least ten times while we were there for about 15 minutes. Just kept nodding but was a bit annoying. I understand checking up on ur guest a few times but this was excessive. Overall the food is the same, price has gone up, and service was meh. Genki is a better bang for your buck read more

First time at KuruKuru. I walked in, put my name and phone number down on their waitlist. After about 10 minutes, they called notifying me that a table was ready. Service was super fast. We ordered and got our food within 5 minutes. Everything was super yummy and made me really full. Comparing this type of conveyor sushi restaurant to others, KuruKuru has more variety. Yes, it's a little more expensive than say Genki Sushi, but can't complain about the variety. read more

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Good value if you know how to order! The poke and udon are very satisfying especially for their prices. The waitstaff are friendly and attentive. My experience with the fish has been tasty and fresh each time. My only gripe is some of the sushi plates feel a little small for the cost, but what you see is what you get so there's no surprises when you order. (Although I don't have a lot of experience with conveyer belt sushi so take that with a grain of salt). read more

What happened to Kuru Kuru? I was first introduced to Kuru Kuru at the Pearlridge location, and I was ecstatic when Kahala opened one. It was actually almost up to par with the Pearlridge one, but as years gone by it has fallen way off! I haven't gone as often as before because each experience has gotten worse and worse. Back then, what made Kuru Kuru good was it's large variety of fresh sushi and food items with very generous portions at excellent prices. Now? The menu has become less, the portions are smaller, the quality is sub par, and the prices are sky high. I came to Kuru Kuru after watching a movie in Kahala. This was the closest option since Goma Tei is the worst of the worst and permanently forbidden. But it feels like Goma Tei has rubbed off on Kuru Kuru. Spicy tuna used to be my favorite and what I order ever time, but I have stopped because it's overpriced and drowned in mayo. It's difficult for me to order because nothing is worth the price besides a few. Ikura "Chiraishi" (isn't it Chirashi?) - Perhaps the misspelling was a sign because this was just a flavorless and bland mess. This bowl consisted of diced salmon, ahi tuna, tamago, cucumber, kani kama, kamaboko, and a small scoop of ikura. I personally love ikura for its natural umami flavor and a mix of sweet and salty and savory. I got none of that. I tried a couple of scoops of everything and there was no flavor. I then tried the ikura alone, and there was NO flavor. I have never put soy sauce in any chirashi bowls with ikura because the toppings and ingredients should compliment the rice alone. I found myself drowning it in soy sauce just to have any sort of taste and flavor. The fish cake was hard because it was too cold. The rice was too cold as well. Overall, I was very, very unhappy eating this, but I don't waste food!The two surimi items, the poor quality and days old ahi, and the tasteless ikura really ruined this chirashi. The Pumpkin Tempura is probably my only favorite here. You get a good amount, and it's deep fried. Sure it's fried poorly with different shades of brown and clumpy, uneven batter, but it's OH-Kay. My wife had the Curry Udon. My god...it looked terrible. It was a small bowl with Udon, watery broth, and curry sauce, not mixed in. Too lazy to mix it to form a creamy curry sauce? There was more broth than curry, so it became a watery curry soup. The taste was very one note and basic. It's as if you just put MSG and/or salt and water together to form a broth. The Udon was too, too soft and mushy and the texture was really off-putting. My heart just dropped eating this because I love curry and noodles, and curry is a difficult thing to make bad since it's all pre-made into blocks where you just add water (according to the directions), but Kuru Kuru somehow made it bad. Overall, the best thing about Kuru Kuru is it's friendly, attentive, and courteous servers. Though, I don't go to restaurants just for good service while the food is awful. I remember this used to be Burger King! And it was actually pretty good! I used to eat here with my grandpa when he took me to Kahala and Kay Bee! Bring the King back! read more

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Love KuruKuru sushi. Similar to geniki sushi the plates are color coded by price . Their menus are quite similar but definitely has their differences. I feel like there are a lot more choices here and the quality is slightly better than Genki. I always seem to pay less here than genki. Personally this place is cheaper for me. Their donburi (bowls) are the highlight of the menu. The curry bowl and spicy ahi don is my go to. I honestly can order this with one other item and be full. So I normally spend around $10 or less on most occasions here. If you are a big eater munching only on small plates I find i can spend upward of $20 if I'm not careful. So I always order a bowl first and place other smaller orders once I'm finished. But if your willing to splurge order to your hearts content. They do have a small dessert menu but when there is banan and the candy store with icee outside I always save room for that. Somehow a coke icee taste real good after sushi. Don't ask me why lol. read more

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Gaaahh! Why has it taken us so many years to finally dine in this Japanese restaurant with Kaiten-stye sushi service? We were in Kahala Mall to see the premiere of "Why Him?" and had planned on meeting with fellow Yelper Lora C to grab a quick pre-movie dinner. She had posted pictures from her previous dines here that also got our taste buds excited for tempura soft shell crab. The mall was crowded with shoppers doing their Holiday marketing or catching up with pre-Holiday sales. But we were determined to eat...so, the restaurant wasn't busy. Yay! We entered and were immediately seated in a booth that faced the conveyor belt. But we chose to order off the menu rather than from the dizzying array of sushi circling around. Our server came by with glasses of iced water and hot tea. Being that it was our first time here, we took a while to order as our server patiently waited while taking Lora's order. We finally decided on 2 mini salmon don (rice bowl), an order of tempura soft shell crab and karaage chicken (fried chicken). All of our dishes were generously portioned, freshly prepared and tasty. Geez, IMHO, for a kaiten-style sushi restaurant, we began to kick ourselves wondering why we hadn't tried them before. When we received our bill, we noticed there were price differences (lower than on the menu) on the items that we ordered. However, the cashier corrected us by saying that the menu prices are current so the charges for the soft shell crab and karaage chicken were higher. Ah, it wasn't a problem so we just paid it and left to go to the movie. All in all, I think the food and portions at Kuru Kuru are better than at its competitor although their operation isn't as updated or streamlined. Kuru Kuru sushi is a solid and casual neighborhood Japanese restaurant. read more

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Hey! They took some stuff off the menu! Remember those gigantic bowls with mounds of fish on top!? It's no longer being served, but they have those mini bowls instead. I've been going to kuru kuru since it's beginnings In aiea. I was so glad they finally opened up one in town cause the wait was horrendous. The wait here can also be long too but I guess just don't go during peak times and on the weekends. I went here on a Tuesday night about 730 and only waited 15 mins for a booth. But it was a strange booth that was halfies counter and halfies booth?? Anyway, service here is consistent and so is the food. I love the spicy hamachi and fried mushrooms to name a few. Some of the prices went up and I'm sure some of the items shifted plate colors. read more

Right next to the theaters in Kahala Mall. Sign in. Choose single or table seating. Grab your plates off conveyer belt and order your sushi and oriental selection of dishes from the menu. They will take your orders and bring it piping hot to you. Pay up by the cashier. They provide water, hot tea, all you can eat pickled ginger and dipping condiments. The sushi do not have smears of wasabi on them. There are jars of wasabi on conveyer belt if you're a wasabi fan like me. The deep fried pumpkin sweet and crispy. Curry udon lightly spiced. Quick service. I can see this place easily filling up during busy hours. read more

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I only come here for takeout sushi but they're always super fast. The staff are friendly and it's always busy at this location in Kahala Mall. I'm happy they have this location because I just moved to town. It accommodates a fairly big crowds, along with children, singles, and everyone in between. No bathroom in here. read more

KuruKuru Sushi - Mini spicy ahi don $5 12/17 - Sushi Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Sushi here has always been great quality for the price and portion. Their price is on the higher side I'm not gonna lie, but for the portion you are receiving it's definitely worth it. I usually order the salmon poke bowl and it's a very great portion size for about $6 and filling. Their hot green tea is free and always piping hot. read more

KuruKuru has been a favorite of the family for a long time. When we are in the Kahala area, we like to see if our chance to dine in is good- in other words, not too long of a wait time :) Often, there is a line (not too bad), just before opening, especially on the weekends. Social distancing makes it even harder, however, if you get there early enough (best option!), you won't have to wait very long. Sign in and hang out, or if you're in a rush, order take out :) Either way, you're belly will be happy! Staff are friendly and service is great. Social distancing is enforced....thank you! read more

I used to love coming here. What happened? Fish quality and quantity has really gone down hill. Their spicy tuna don used to be really good and used fresh fish. I'm sad to say I don't think this place is a good value anymore. Sign of the times I guess. read more

Service is friendly and attentive. Best of all the portions are huge! You might need half a dozen plates at a regular conveyer belt sushi joint to fill you up but here one or two will do. The only downside then is not getting to sample as many dishes during a visit but that just means you'll have to come back! read more

I was happy to find lots of veggie options which was great because I've been on a junk food binge since I landed on Oahu! The ocean salad was fresh and the rice was perfect and seasoned well. I also had the veggie hand roll which had sprouts, takuan, avocado and cucumber. The California roll was big! I got a piece of ahi katsu which was crunchy on outside and not over-cooked on the inside. Yummy sushi at a decent price! The sushi was good, but all I'm thinking about now is the coffee float! So simple, but so delicious. It is soft serve ice cream with coffee on it, like a Affogado. Eating the ice cream and getting a spoonful of coffee in at the same time, hit the spot! I will be back in December when I visit with my vegetarian, coffee loving boyfriend. read more

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Went specifically for the conveyer belt sushi. We get there and the employee says "it's never going to work"

I ordered the pork chop bento as it was affordable for a quick grab and go lunch. I was disappointed as it didn't have much flavor. But my spicy poke on the other hand was delicious. read more

KuruKuru Sushi - Pork chop bento $5.95... what a deal - Sushi Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I had the fastest sushi meal of my life today! Ten plates of sushi (20 pieces) in 10 minutes, flat! I should be on some kind of eating reality show! Kuru Kuru Sushi is a great place to get some sushi that is very reasonably priced and if you are rushing around (during non-peak business hours). I got here at 2:00, just stepping off my flight and hadn't eaten breakfast or lunch (or whatever slop that the airlines serve on nice warm platters with silverware). Get this: 2 plates (4 pieces) Hamachi Sushi. 2 plates (4 pieces) of Toro (fatty tuna) Sushi. 2 plates (4 pieces) of Hawaiian poke sushi. 2 plates (4 pieces) of Spicy Hawaiian Tuna Poke sushi. 1 plate (2 pieces) of Salmon (mayo & onions) sushi. 1 plate (2 pieces) of regular Salmon sushi. Twenty pieces of sushi in 10 minutes, they couldn't make the sushi fast enough for my huge appetite. Bada-boom, I was out of there. You pay by the color of the plate. Green plates are $2.10, red plates are $2.75. Sushi is made with the rice balls that are made by the machine. Fun to watch, but the machine makes the rice a bit mooshy clumpy. No problem for me because the prices rock here! Onolicious, brah! read more

Kuru-kuru means to turn, twirl, or go round and round. Kuru-kuru-pa, on the other hand, is a colloquialism meaning "crazy." [1] Why do people wait for hours (at the Kurukuru Pearl City) just to eat at a place that has sushi going kuru-kuru all day long? Is it for entertainment purposes? I know when I take my kids to G-sushi in Market City, we go solely to watch the boats going around and around. Or could it possibly be for the food?? I wanted to find out. LOCATION: Kahala Mall!!! This used to be Carl's Jr, and before that it was Burger King for those of you old enough to remember....it is right between the movie theaters and the elevator. HOURS: Sun-Thur 11am - 9pm, Fri/Sat 11am-10pm WAIT TIMES: on Sunday (day 2) at 4pm, it was pretty empty, no wait time. On Monday (day 3) at 11:30a, there was a 7-10 min wait because we had 4 adults and a baby. SIGN YOUR NAME ON THE LIST AT THE DOOR and DO NOT GO FAR. DONBURI bowls $7.95 You can call it a meal, but these were quite messy and hard to eat because the bowls were too small for the huge amounts of fish piled on the rice. And if you eat these, you won't have any room for anything else...they are HUGE: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=QhYJx2jQdPuSq3fGe3aGcA&select=YokODQnLYpPPSb1oVXu6mA KALBI CHICKEN BOWL $2.75: tender pieces of chicken doused in kalbi sauce over a bowl of hot rice. A little bit strong flavored, but I enjoyed it. This can also be ordered TO-GO. At only $2.75, it's one of the cheapest meals at the mall. They are for small appetites, but even if you order two of them, it's still $5.50. Please, keep this one a secret guys. (Don't make it like the bacon at Whole Foods, which has been yanked from the hot food bar and now stands alone behind the glass partition for 50 cents each piece!!) http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=QhYJx2jQdPuSq3fGe3aGcA&select=D9HoeEz_2kXa33gszMFPxw NIGIRI on the $2.75 plates: we ordered hamachi and maguro. The rice is barely visible because the pieces of fish are generously cut and cover the entire rice ball. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=QhYJx2jQdPuSq3fGe3aGcA&select=j_q4eIXgY7prbfPzeCY5Ow http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=QhYJx2jQdPuSq3fGe3aGcA&select=KEFtcyFPtwSgGX7RCu_ihg CORN/TUNA. MIke O.!! Who would've thought corn, tuna, and mayo on top of rice would be a good combination? That was my first corn nigiri ever, so I have nothing to compare it to, but it was damn tasty. I ate it so fast I forgot to take a picture! SHUMAI - OH MY! It's been years since my last shumai, but this one was good too! PUMPKIN (Kabocha) tempura - YESSSSSSSS. Tell your wife she was right. This was good too. It already comes with sauce on it, but I asked for more dipping sauce, which made it even more oishii. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=QhYJx2jQdPuSq3fGe3aGcA&select=_we2oBs4-PI1FVVggtAseg The one problem with this type of eating is that at the end of your meal, you really don't have a clue how much food you just ate, until you count all the plates. It's too easy to keep on pulling the colorful plates off the conveyor belt. You can also order food fresh from one of the servers, if you aren't sure how long the sushi has been going kuru-kuru. I did see one of the servers pull off a plate from the belt and dump it. When I asked her why she dumped it, she said it was "looking old and it was falling apart". (it was only 30 minutes after they opened!) So why do people come here? I think it's for the kuru kuru sushi, but it could be they are just kuru kuru pa. [1] from Summer of the Big Bachi, pg 180, Naomi Hirahara read more

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Wow that last time I came here was about 4 years ago and they raised their prices. They no longer have their regular sized ahi bowls that I loved them for Instead they have mini versions. I was shocked when I saw their prices, but maybe that because I usually don't go to sushi belt types of restaurants. Their cheapest plate is $2.95 (yellow) and it goes all the way up to $14.95 (blue). That is kinda crazy, for the price that you pay it may be more worth it to go to a Japanese sushi restaurant. I got their mini spicy ahi and spicyl salmon poke bowls. The size was actually not bad for a mini. One bowl is fully enough to satisfy me. Each $5.95. They are way bigger than the spicy tuna bowls that Genki sushi offers. The spicy ahi was good but some pieces were a bit hard? like its not super fresh which is expected in this type of restaurant. For the salmon I wished it had more flavor to it. It tasted like salmon mixed with some mayonnaise and topped with some onions. The rest of the food was pretty.ayerag. Service was good, they refilled our waters and tea. Overall, I'm not sure if I will come back because of the prices. read more

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LUNCH........That inevitable mid-day meal that some skip, most can't miss it, some may eat late, or others may meet friends to catch up. Recently, I had a "lunch date" with some good friends. We hadn't seen each other in a while, and I suggested "sushi" for lunch. Thankfully no one objected to dining at Kuru Kuru. This was my first time at this location, and thank goodness they are located in an air-conditioned mall because it was HOT outside on the day I dined here. LOCATION: Near the Kahala Mall Consolidated Theatres in the former space occupied by Carl's Jr. SETTING: Clean and bright. The restaurant is comprise of booths and counter seats facing the belt the sushi plates travel on. FOOD: I tried: Spicy Tuna, Kabocha (Pumpkin) Tempura, Chicken Karaage, Salmon, Seared Ahi, and Spicy Inari. All told, all the items I selected were fresh, good quality, and a good portion size. The standouts, for me in particular, were the spicy tuna (good flavor & generous portion), kabocha tempura (something different; large slices of tempura), and the spicy inari. I usually have 1 or 2 plates of the spicy tuna at Kuru Kuru's direct competitor, and I have to admit the portions never seem so "healthy" in comparision to KK. Regarding the spicy inari, I have seen this before at Genki, but it never looked as appetizing as it did during my visit to KK. After watching my friend eat her portions, I immediately ordered my own plate. SERVICE: Excellent. I truly appreciated that the servers/staff came to periodically check on our table. They provided refills on tea and water in a timely manner, and our cups/glasses were never empty. Orders were also dropped off within an acceptable amount of time from placing the order. Bottom Line: Decent quality. Portion sizes satisfactory. Great service. I'll be back surely! read more

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Are you serious??? Can't believe the high marks Kuru Kuru has gotten!?!?!? We were on this side of town, and the location closer to us in Aiea is forever packed, so we stopped in to see what the hype was all about... Carousel style, pay by the color coded plates, etc....Very slim pickings, and I don't get why COLD deep fried and grilled stuff are going round and around? Cold Salmon and Hamachi Kama, soggy tempura? YUCK! at what point do they get removed because the quality is shot? I can put away ALOT of sushi but during our time here, I consumed FOUR pieces... one order of salmon, and an order of saba. these pieces were awkwardly huge and could've easily made 8 pieces. HUMANGOUS pieces of cold flavorless rice covered with huge cuts of fish that makes you feel like a horse chewing on hay!!!! The Sushi dude needs to stop playing Cassanova with the ladies and focus on making better sushi.... You can definitely see that its about quantity, and not quality here....ALOHA!!! read more

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Was ok for this type of sushi but the prices are outrageously high now. Better to go better quality place for almost the same price?!?