they mixed up my salmon with some sussy stuff from down unda when i asked for a refund a silly…read moresalmon man came out and started attacking me jk this is for the lols they actually refused me service cause i smell like toilet water

Sushi Bay is a nice, quick option for lunching at Miranda. With a warm, friendly greeting, Japanese…read morestyle as we enter the restaurant we sit down for a quick bite to eat. The sushi is fresh, & the staff are friendly, & happy to make to orders on request. My favourite would be the Black Rice sushi, Salmon & Avocado, or the cooked Tuna & avocado.. They are plump & moist, & full of flavour.. The Inari are also well made & very tasty. There is plenty of seating, & on weekends in the evening they allow BYO alcohol. this is a great option for a good quick bite before going to see a movie with friends on a weekend. There are no bathrooms within the restaurant, however there is disabled access, & the sushi makes this restaurant worth a visit for a quick & inexpensive bite to eat.

Kanji Sushi always jumped out at me when I drove down the Kingsway. So one day I decided to stop…read more From the street you can't tell that there isn't much seating, probably enough room for 6 people comfortably, 10 at a squeeze. It is absolutely packed with people though, ordering takeaway and picking up their phoned through orders. I picked whatever was on the picture sign, which was large sushi roll for $10. Not having the sushi premade and on display made it a little crazy picking a menu item, but I got through it. After all, freshly made sushi has got to be better! I must have frantically read somewhere on the menu that there was no charge for half and half, so I ordered teriyaki chicken and fresh salmon and avocado - I always start simple. I sat down on one of the benches - no one else was bothering to sit down, just that I have had bad experiences with sushi rice and soy sauce while trying to eat in my car. I seemed to get the sushi brought out within minutes, way before the takeaway the guy in front of me ordered. Score. What came out was two of the biggest sushi rolls I had ever seen, sliced up on a flat bamboo plate. They were about as fat as my clenched fist, and overflowing with goodness. I would say about the amount of food you would get from four stingy rolls from a hole in the wall sushi joint. There was nothing stingy about these though, with thick fresh salmon in one lot and juicy chicken in the other lot. Maybe there was too much sauce? Not that I am complaining, just not used to the extra thick smothering of teriyaki sauce. Yum! Highly recommended! I think next time I will order less, but try some of the awesome combinations.

Great place, all sushi is made fresh to order. Servings are on the larger side. Most people go for…read morethe large rolls, which are your typical teriyaki, salmon, tuna rolls; you can also get half n half. At ~$10 they're pretty cheap and being fresh they taste great. If you're a little hungrier they also do an amazing donburi. Highly recommended!

I have it a 4 star review cause the sushi is great but the wait for the table is really long…read moresometimes and the food is expensive. But other than that the food is great.

This place has really gone upmarket in recent years. Good news for us who are getting sick of…read moreimitation sushi sites popping up everywhere. Prices are reasonable and portions good. They actually have raw wasabi too! Small play area kids also useful

Surprisingly enough, this was my first Japanese dining experience in the Sydney area and I wasn't…read moredisappointed. Sure I've had sushi with questionable ingredients from the mall and train stations but Sakura is a wonderful dining experience with very reasonable Sydney prices. Walking in to the restaurant, you may question if the food will be any good as the decor looks like an old cafeteria with a few long tables. The menu is comparable to "War and Peace," offering food choices to even the most picky eater. From bento boxes, tempura, sushi rolls to sashimi Sakura leaves even the most hearty eater fulfilled. I left Sakura vowing to come back again. No room for improvement. BYO with a minimal surcharge.

Authentic Japanese in the suburbs, friendly and efficient service and good value. Will be back.read more

From the owner: Shikoku is the smallest of the 4 main islands of Japan. It is synonymous with natural beauty and…read morethe pursuit of spiritual perfection. It is also famous for fresh agricultural produce and Udon noodles. Here at Shikoku Japanese Restaurant we seek to provide a unique dining experience where fine food and great friends come together. Using the freshest locally sourced ingredients, Celine and her team of trained chefs share their passion for creating modern, contemporary Japanese dishes.

Good sushi here at Sushi Dragon in Gymea. It's convenient, fast & affordable…read more While Gymea is a new location for this chain, the store itself has an element of appearing disorganized & this seems to translate into the staff who often appear out of their depth. Phone-in orders here can be a bit of a language barrier minefield, but once you navigate this their sushi is pretty good. The sushi train is also a convenient option should you choose to dine in. Good stuff.