Food is nice and fresh here but serving size has dropped off so that makes it a bit expensive…read more We got the teriyaki beef and found it very tough and didn't finish it but the samon roll and the two starters were nice. Service was good.

Nice restaurant! Good service and it was very quick too (well, we were there an hour before closing…read moreso not many people were left). The food was very good (lots of sushis in my case). But it wasn't as aaaaawesome as some has posted here. Still we'll definitely come back!!

We love this restaurant, great atmosphere and the service is exceptional. Food is delicious and…read morevery reasonably priced. Allan and his team go out of there way to explain each dish, make recommendations and there creme brulee is a awesome scrumptious surprize.

Drove past this place by accident and decided to give it a go. Excellent ramen, the tonkotsu was…read moredelicious and amazingly balanced. The owner is a lovely guy and took great care of us. Between the perfectly balanced flavours and excellent customer service, I can't draw any criticisms. I will probably drive the 45 minutes from my house to eat here again.

I was working at the Video store until 9pm and when I finished I decided that seeing as I'd just…read moreearned some money, it was only fair that I be allowed to spend it. So I treated myself to some takeaway for a late Sunday dinner. I'd often been to the Thai and Indian places for my well deserved late in the evening meal, so tonight I thought I'd go to Fujiyama's, the new(ish) Japanese Restaurant on Norton Street. I entered through the balcony eating area, which always seems to be full, went up to the counter and picked up a menu. I read through the dining options but in the back of my mind I always knew what I was going to eat. It had to be the Bento Box, that classic Japanese dish. An assortment of fine foods separated by barricades all inside a box. I looked around the classy joint as I awaited my order. Other people came in and picked up their pre-ordered meals. I wandered around and read newspapers that had been left on the various inside tables. Then finally, my food was ready. I picked up some chopsticks and a serviette and made my way home. I turned on the tele, I opened the box and I tucked in. Japanese food is always a little bit expensive, I find. But it is always good and I am seldom disappointed. This was no exception. Yummo. (Editors Note: Yummo?) (Seaton's Note: Do you have a problem with Yummo? The food was Yummo.) (Editors Note: You're an embarrassment.) (Seaton's Note: I just want love.)

I took some friends to this restaurant last night. As usual, the food is still fantastic however…read moreI'm not sure what has happened to the service since my previous visits. The only thing I noticed was that the wait staff seemed less attentive than they used to be. We sat down at our reserved balcony table, shortly after we noticed the table besides us had left. I think this was because of the meal although some of my friends suggested it was because of us - who knows. :P The remnants of their meals strewn across the table stayed there until we were about to leave. It was not like they were extremely busy either. To add to this we had to stand and wave our arms around in order to get the attention of the waitresses. They were lovely and polite etc, just didn't check on us or even see us attempting to get their attention more subtly. I left the food until last so I can end on a more positive note. AMAZING - AGAIN! We enjoyed the delights of soft-shell crab salad, sashimi/sushi plater and I never come to this place without ordering their baked salmon roll (DEVINE). The sushi/sashimi here is always fresh and delicious, soft shelled crab is great and you all know what I think of their Baked Salmon Roll! mmm We all left with full bellies but still heading for Bar Italia for a yummy gelato for dessert. Grand Total, $17 each, no tip tonight. I'm still a fan but think they can work on checking the tables more often.

Was okay. Expensive for what is really a takeaway restaurant…read more Nothing super exciting about the menu

My go to restaurant here in Wentworth Point, and my general go to for sushi…read more There's a huge variety of sushi to choose from with a lot of fun and interesting flavour combinations. I recommend getting the Snapper Nigiri, that has dollop of yuzu on top. Just be aware that the net coverage is bad in this area, so bring offline entertainment whilst you're dining here.

Great Sushi & Sashimi Its in the area of Marrickvile where…read moreall the good Vietnamese shops are. Would be perfect if they served Sake but still really good i will return. And $1.50 unlimited japanese tea :) well unlimited hot water still good

With an array of Vietnamese Restaurants on show while driving through the streets of Marrickville,…read moreyou'll be forgiven for not knowing Japanese Restaurant Sakae even existed. From the street Sakae looks like any other shops in the centre of a bustling Illawarra Street with its modest entrance. There's nothing flashy about this place. The menu was extensive with lots of Entree options on offer. My husband had the Tempura Entree. It's a decent size for an entree, it includes 2 pieces of prawn, 1 piece of fish and 6 pieces of veggies fried in tempura batter. I expected tempura batter to be light and this feels heavier than what I'm used to. I had the Yakizana Entree. It's lightly salted half grilled Mackerel. The fish had been de-boned and the skin was crispy. It was a nice dish. Highlight of the night was the Deluxe Sashimi. It contains 22 pieces of sashimi goodness. It was a feast of raw Salmon, Tuna and Kingfish, as well as scallops, oyster, squid and Ikura or Salmon Caviar. Cut with great consistency, everything was fresh and the Ikura was real (unlike some other Sushi/Japanese place that serves fake ones). It was delish! I was a bit disappointed with the Cooked Tuna and Cucumber Hand Roll. The tuna was too mushy and it was so loosely rolled that when picked up most of the fillings fell out. But the mini rolls were neat and beautifully presented. The service was warm and friendly. And overall it was a pleasant experience. Would love to try other entrees the next time we come.

As the only Japanese restaurant on Majors Bay Rd, I thought it was about time I checked out Kokoro…read more Located opposite Coles, the restaurant is small, but has a warm, cosy atmosphere. Service seems a little distracted at times and it might be quicker to go to the counter to pay, rather than waiting for the bill. The sushi/sashimi is reasonably priced compared to other Japanese restaurants. You will find all the standard dishes on the menu, such as Teriyaki chicken (a little too chewy for my taste), various sushi rolls, sashimi and steamed buns. While everything was satisfactory, some of the seafood didn't taste as fresh as I'd like, and for that reason I probably wont be returning in a hurry. If you fancy checking it out for yourself, try the eel. It's delicious!

The service, the food here is the best Japanese, I've ever had! The prices are very reasonable,…read moreespecially when you consider the quality of the amazing sushi and seafood soup dishes. There is the most friendliest woman in the world there every night we've been (probably 20 times in the last six months very appropriately called "love"! She was so surprised I knew her name when I said "that meal was fantastic luv".

Some of the most delicious inside out rolls I have ever had, and I simply can't walk past my…read morefavourite Yume Sushi dish salmon teriyaki, which is always cooked p-eeerfectly! I always get the brown rice option where available, I think it's the tastier treat. Whilst they're usually packed out around dinner time, I always get takeaway. I recommend calling ahead if you are eating in. Prices are very easy on the pocket for a dinner out, with mains costing between 10 and 20 bucks.

I think I'm turning Japanese I think I'm turning Japanese I really - really -really think so!…read more So having been here a few more times, I'm updating the review for Yume and I'm bumping up the score; because I can? nope! Because if I didn't, I would be doing this great little eatery a terrible disservice. Japanese food is the highest culinary drama I can think of, and Yume Sushi is a true ambassador of Japan in this regard; the food is in-cred-ible. The sushi inside out rolls are to die for, prepared fresh for you and simply heaven to eat with a wad of wasabi and dressed with preserved ginger. Wagyu beef inside out rolls deliver that iron fisted punch of meat wrapped in delicately perfumed rice and dark green seaweed, lightly smeared with a bean-y-chilli-y hot sauce. Capital Y, Capital U, Capital M. Spider crab rolls are a particular treat as well. I'm not terribly fond of raw fish, but I do eat it, and I like the preparation by Yume's Chefs - it is just a little on the too-big slice of life for me though, but thats just my personal preference. Bento sets are generous - so generous that I have trouble finishing them usually, but rest assured that the tempura gets downed first! It's delicious, crunchy, and simple. Service is great - I guess it couldn't be anything less in such a small space that provides full wait service (seriously its tiny!) But this "sliver" of Tokyo in Sydney has a massive impact in Drummoyne and you cannot go past it day in day out without noticing that every single seat is taken. So arrive early or late or during off peak, and enjoy!

If you wanted some decent Japanese around the area, Mikazuki is 100% one of your best choices. The…read moreflavour is fulsome and the dish itself is wholesome. While the sushi have some room for improvement and the service was a little messy that we kept needing to ask for dish or chopsticks or cups, the ramen was cooked to perfection and for that I will give them all the stars.

I've walked past this establishment about 4 times since I got to Australia 2 months ago and this…read morewas the first time it was open so I had to stop in to try it. Japanese ramen is my newest obsession btw. The location is on Smith Street a mere 5 minute walk from the Parramatta train station for those worries about accessibility. I've also noticed street parking a few blocks away. I had the pork pot stickers to start and they were not the typical fried ones you'd get around town. These were steamed and served in a bath of a light soy sauce mixture and greens. Quite tasteful and perfect for folks like me with a shellfish allergy who worry about cross contamination of deep fried foods. I followed this up with the main event a bowl of the ramen with pork broth. I'm not sure which one I ordered but three varieties were on order miso, soya and salt. I'd imagine they taste pretty similar but don't quote me there. The broth was a thick, opaque medley of flavors and came with sesame seeds, seaweed, green onions, bean sprouts and roast pork loin. This broth normally comes with mushrooms (which I don't like) and corn (which while expected wasn't included). I believe this place is a chain but I'd definitely come here again when craving ramen. The service was great with a friendly and attentive wait staff welcoming all patrons with a friendly Japanese greeting. This place offers take away but I'd recommend sitting down when you have the time to savor the entire experience. For those in search of a quick treat they offer $3.50 to go sushi rolls. There are also sushi chefs available behind the bar turning out some beautiful tasty looking sushi dishes. Large offering of Japanese and Korean wines and beer on offer for those in need of a drink after a long day.