A sister restaurant of the ones in Campsie and Ashfield. The menu doesn't offer as much of a…read morevariety as the other stores but the standards of ramen and sushi platters are all there. Hubby and I opted for ramen on a cold damp day, we were going to order one each, however we stumbled upon the "Godzilla Ramen". There was a note next to the photo indicating $1 refund if you finish it alone. With that, it seemed to indicate that it may be enough for two so we ordered one of those, and a spicy tuna roll. (Trying to be frugal at the moment). Godzilla ramen - deeelicious!! The ramen came with thick slices of charshu, chicken karage, teriyaki (?) chicken, egg, corn, bamboo shoots, black fungus strips in miso broth. Definitely filling for two! Spicy tuna roll - as a person seeking the taste of a standard spicy tuna roll from Los Angeles, CA, this one was quite decent. Rather than a more minced type tuna, they did use chunks mixed with spicy mayo and Japanese chilli powder (Shichi-mi tōgarashi). It satisfies the craving. Verdict - a good go-to for ramen and simple sushi fix

I kind of don't get this place because my entire family in Sydney LOVES, LOVES, LOVES this place. I…read moreasked them if they ever tried anything else (they took me 6 times when I was here this time). And my aunt said: they just end up coming back and nothing else is really good. They also have Japanese food, but Korean style. This place has good food: I've tried a few other things. I think the ingredients are probably fresher than the Korean resturants I've been to back in the states, but I feel like I've had better Korean food in the states. They do not have the best tofu soups in Sydney.. I've tried a few Korean places.. and they just don't. I'm giving this a four because it's like a FIVE for my family. It's good, but honestly: I'd give it a three. But, I do like trying different dishes every time I'm here, but so far nothing really goes: this is the best godamn thing. I do love their pickled thing.. I'm not sure if it's beetroot but its red with red sauce, that's the best little free appetizer they have (which I've never seen before).

Dduk guk rice cake and dumplings for lunch and cheesy Tteokbokki for dinner. Its really good! Idk…read moreif it's authentic but it tastes amazing.

Love it hear,everything is fresh and better then your average Japanese restaurant! Everything eas…read morehigh quality,service good and prices reasonable,worth going too!

Fabulous food.I'm so addicted to their sushis.It's right next to my office.Great customer service…read moreand awesome food.

On a street with zero foot traffic. I don't see how this place will survive if it doesn't up it's…read moremarketing. My partner noticed this place when he used this street (next to what was PCYC, now some dance studio) to cut through to the next street. Yakiniku overall is insanely expensive and at Ren Yakiniku, it is no different. At close to $50/pp or $60/pp for "premium" all you can eat it doesn't come cheap. We were here at a but past 8pm on a Friday night and there were only two other tables (couples) finishing up. We sat down and were introduced to the premium menu, which we decided to go for (might as well try it all at once instead of forking up another $60 next time). We were also advised that there is a 90 minute limit and the orders will end at the 60 minute mark. They have a physical menu, but all items are ordered through a touch pad mounted to the wall/table. True to word, the timer on thw touchpad starts once you place your first order... I didn't like this, although usually an hour is more than enough for a meal, but the fact that there was a count down reminding you that you need to plan out what you want to eat next made it quite uncomfortable and I felt like I was in a race against time to eat everything I wanted without time to really taste and enjoy the food. The best items were the beef tongue, and the beef that was on the premium menu. Butter corn and butter mushroom sadly really lacked butter. The beef tataki was tasteless, you can give this a pass. I also now understand why there was a plate of pork belly left of the other couple's table practically untouched. This didn't taste bad... just didn't really taste like much. Verdict: for the price, I don't think we will be going back again, especially with the 60 minute order window. Oh, also, don't go any time after 8, at 9 or so, the chairs all around us were being turned up for the night for cleaning already.

I came here, Wednesday night 6:30pm- quite busy, but my family made a booking beforehand. There was…read morea private room prepared for us, perfect. Two sliding doors, secluding us from the hustle bustle of the restaurant. There are two screens on either side of the long tables, for ordering food. It's pretty cool, unlimited food for an hour. The 10% deal for checking in here is nice too. Hehe, food came quickly and with almost no issues. Would come again, just there should be more ventilation! The private room got very stuffy very quickly.

Went to Yuzu for Valentine's dinner. We had 7 course special set menu for "Valentine's"…read more Started with glass of rose (perfect to start the evening). Great selection of wines & extensive list of Sake. Assorted sashimi: substantial size and most importantly they were "fresh". Wagyu Salad - Nicely marinated wagyu and they were cooked perfectly. Great portion size. Salmon/King Fish Carppacio and Wagyu Beef Tataki -theae were one of my favourites. Beautifully presented and Salmon/King Fish carppacio goes really well with apple slices that came with. "Must-try" Double Cruch Roll - Particularly enjoyed the "crunchy" things on the roll. Very addictive!! Grilled scallops and Grilled Wagyu/Salmon - perfectly cooked and tender. Full of flavour!! Love the presentation of the scallops. Dessert: Green tea ice-cream with red bean & coffee flavoured mochi. Perfect way to finish~ Overall, we had great time at Yuzu and I highly recommend anyone wo loves Japanese to try this place. Great portion size, delicious food and very attentive service. Restaurant is located a bit out of CBD, but worth a visit. Only 5min away from the station and easy to find street parking. Two thumbs up for this place!

Very poor customer services!!!Long waiting time without serving any food!!! The waiter and waitress…read morewith discriminate! Will not go to this restaurant again!!

Awhile back I was taken to Manmaruya in Campsie and really enjoyed my bowl of ramen but was quite…read moreshocked at the sub standard level of service we received there. This time we gave Manmaruya in Ashfield a try for lunch. Just across the road and a short walk up Liverpool St from Ashfield mall. FOOD I shared a large Teriyaki Chicken Ramen ($14.80) and a Soft Shell Crab roll ($9.80) whilst the others ordered a Chicken Katsu Curry ($12.80), Pork Karaage Ramen ($12.80) and a large Cha-syu Ramen ($14.80). http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/1uWOnSumYcCFt4G_TRrptg?select=ZkxW7Oe3-KJbltrXYskPZw http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/1uWOnSumYcCFt4G_TRrptg?select=WmpErIg4qfZEH3X78JIyyw http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/1uWOnSumYcCFt4G_TRrptg?select=RVFg9jB6Ht0NJGKa9VnqRA http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/1uWOnSumYcCFt4G_TRrptg?select=Qtjjn-psYhib8uvgaZl-AA http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/1uWOnSumYcCFt4G_TRrptg?select=oRf113-NLeOlwA7FSkwoaQ Manmaruya's speciality is their ramen. For me the most important thing about ramen is the soup. Manmaruya has both pork and chicken soups. I personally always go for the more traditional pork based soup. I really enjoyed the one here as it is still tasty and flavoursome but at the same time not too salty unlike other ramen restaurants. The Soft Shell Crab roll was probably not the best tasting roll I've eaten but satisfied my craving for sushi that day. However it was well presented and I am definitely one to appreciate pretty looking food. Overall I thought the food is reasonably priced and the serving size was decent. SERVICE Unlike the Campsie branch this one was far less busy and so we did not have to wait to be served. The food came out within 10mins of ordering as well. VERDICT I think this is one of the better ramen places in Sydney and would recommend ramen lovers out there to give this place a try.

The staff feel under trained and kept forgetting to bring us drinks ans desert. The food was tasty…read moreand affordable.

I used to really like Sushi Experience in Burwood, but over the years, the quality has gone down…read more Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the prices, which are far too expensive and the variety is limited compared to other Japanese restaurants. When Sushi Experience was a Sushi Train, there were lines out the door every lunch and dinner time, and you had to be prepared to wait outside for at least ten minutes before securing a couple of stools. This is no longer a problem, and I actually forgot the place even existed because there were never any people loitering around outside. You wont find it hard to get a seat anymore, which tells you a lot about the quality of the food, which never tastes as fresh as it should. Located opposite Burwood Westfield, Sushi Experience is a good place if you have money to burn and no standards when it comes to sushi.

Small portions for the price. Noodle soups also lacked depth of flavour compared to other…read moreudon/ramen places.

Completely walked past this small joint but not surprising as it's pretty easy to miss. Once you…read morewalk inside, you notice how narrow it is with a handful of tables all on one side. There are a couple more tables outside which were needed even on a Tuesday night. However, if you are lucky enough to live in the area you can opt for takeaway which seemed to be a popular choice as the takeaway line was constant. All good signs that this was to be an enjoyable meal. With plenty to choose from, deciding was a slightly slow process but we ordered the medium sushi and sashimi, udon, and one of the recommended dishes - the rainbow roll. When the plates came out it was a delight for the eyes! Presentation was so on point and it was just so pretty. I don't think the photos do them any justice. But ultimately what's important is the taste, and yes there was no disappointment in this department either. I particularly loved the sushi and sashimi plate just for how fresh everything was. Although I did find the kingfish a little hard to chew. Minor fault. Entering with a massive sushi craving, Sushi Oh-Oo did a good job at satisfying, or if you flip it around I could have been enjoying everything far too much because of my deep desire for it. Either way, happy chappy. Udon was standard but that by no means is a negative, and was a great accompaniment to everything else. To be honest though, as much as I did enjoy the rainbow roll, not sure if it deserving to be one of two recommended dishes. I mean, it was tasty without a doubt, but I've had rainbow rolls at other places of similar quality. Perhaps it was the overpowering fried prawn in the middle, as I'm not the biggest fan of fried food. But if you are, ignore this, you'll probably love it! What is also another HUGE plus for Sushi Oh-oo is because of their good pricing. It's not too crazy, or not crazy at all depending on how you see it, and they pump out tasty, fresh food so they definitely deserve a big thumbs up in this aspect.

Awesome little Japanese restaurant, with quality fresh made to order food. My favourites are the…read moreTeriyaki chicken bento box, the sashimi's, udon meal sets! Regularly go here with the family. Note the shop is small and narrow, and very popular during meals times, so best to get in early.