Kura Sushi Lowers Minimum Sushi Price to ¥110 and Introduces Value Combo Plates in Japan

Kura Sushi is updating its sushi menu across Japan with new pricing and combo plate options starting September 4, 2026.

For those exploring conveyor belt sushi in Japan, Kura Sushi offers a wide selection of affordable options that now include more flexible choices for enjoying multiple flavors on one plate.

The price revision lowers the minimum sushi price from ¥115 to ¥110 for 37 items, including favorites like aged albacore tuna and tamagoyaki. Additionally, new “combo plates” featuring two different sushi toppings on one plate will be available for ¥110, providing more value and variety.

About the Price Revision at Kura Sushi

Facing rising costs for ingredients and energy, Kura Sushi has optimized operations using AI and system innovations but found it necessary to adjust sushi prices to maintain quality and sustainability. While some items like salmon and fresh shrimp will see a price increase to ¥120, many popular items will be more affordable. The new combo plates let customers enjoy two kinds of sushi in one serving, enhancing the dining experience. The signature aged tuna remains priced at ¥120, maintaining its industry-low price point.

Highlights

• Minimum sushi price lowered from ¥115 to ¥110 for 37 items, including “aged albacore tuna,” “negimaguro,” “tamagoyaki,” “hamburg,” and “corn.”
• New combo plates combining popular sushi toppings like salmon with shrimp or tamagoyaki offered at ¥110.
• Price increase to ¥120 for 33 items including salmon, yuzu salted bonito, raw shrimp, and ark shell.
• Signature aged tuna remains at ¥120, confirmed as the lowest price among major conveyor sushi chains.
• Price changes effective nationwide from September 4, 2026.

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