Love this place. Echigo beer (Japanese rice lager). Lovely green tea, refillable…read more Train offers much goodness. I personally love the sashimi. Tuna, salmon, kingfish. My partner goes crazy for chicken and corn balls or the cajun karaage. Cute little booth. Quaint train. Elevator music. Fanatic service. Many vego options. Always try new things. Favorite date eats.

Great fresh sushi and a robot serving drinks was a novelty the kids enjoyed!…read moreReally Good range to choose from and one of the biggest conveyors of ever seen in a sushi train restaurant...

I just finished lunch at Sushi Train Welland, while the food was superb as always I have a few…read moreissues with the staff; One in particular racist ranga, Chantelle made me extremely uncomfortable with her acts of cultural appropriation. I was extremely uncomfortable as mentioned before which stopped me from eating my meal. Once she served us, she was rude and abrupt. As a former fast food worker, I understand the busy rushes and that environment to work in but this was beyond rude.

Food is ok, but be sure to check the amount you get charged!!!…read moreI only just checked my bank statement, it was too long to question it.

It goes without saying that the optimum fuel for Ninja-Samurai like myself is sushi. So it probably…read morewouldn't surprise any of you that prior to a long afternoon session of being dragged around a shopping district by Girlfriend-san a quick stop for some raw fish and rice is as much of a necessity as removing ones underwear from ones butt crack! Sushi Chan is my favouite spot in the West Lakes Food Court for a bit of nosh. They always have plenty of people working behind the counter, preparing fresh rolls and other made to order bits n bobs. Many fast sushi places make there sellables in the morning and they get stale pretty darn fast, no problems with that at Sushi Chan, and for that reason alone, it is a winner!

Wow, how much has this place gone down hill. It started off great with food served with love. I…read morehave been there numerous times to give it the benefit of the doubt.. Both times had to shape them how horrible the food was! Avocado nice on top but hidden was the black rotten part I have returned for this reason 3 times now, I asked them if they would eat it?? I have also been ill a few times after, just the runs but it's now enough for me to stay away! Stick to a sushi train franchise I say!

Really empty when we got there - 7pm on a weekday. Good as we got a table, but bad that there's…read moreonly one other table full? Food was good, nothing stellar. Most food on the belt were already cold was a bit of a turn off. The cheaper $3 dishes were really what you paid for. The more expensive $4.50 ones were better. The Katsu chicken Ramen was a standout, the mushroom broth with the crispy chicken was a killer combo. The staff were nice and attentive as well. Overall, good sushi place, but I wouldn't make it a destination. Doesn't shine over Sushi Train either.

This has to be my favourite Japanese Restaurant. It is also one of the smallest but don't let…read morethat put you off, because, as someone once told me, good things come in small packages and Yakumi is certainly an example of this. The Restaurant is modern and feels joyously intimate as though you are eating in someone's home. It is stylish and well laid out to make the best use of the space. Peter is the owner and chef and he manages to create masterpieces in the smallest of kitchens. He is exacting about freshness and this is reflected in the food. I have been here many times and the food is undoubtedly excellent. I especially love the crab dumplings in Sake sauce. Just a word of warning for people on a budget, there is a minimum food charge which used to be $25 but I believe it may have increased to around $35. It certainly isn't a cheap night out but it is worth the money for a special occasion or just a treat!

I am beside myself…read more Yakumi has always been one of my favourite local restaurants and one that I have recommended to many friends, for its atmosphere, quality of food and friendly service. Much to my anguish, that all changed last night. After perusing the menu, we asked for a refresher on what was gluten free, as it's never been indicated anywhere. The waitress (who was new) advised not a lot, but would check with the chef. She came back and abruptly told us absolutely nothing. When we questioned that, and asked about the edamame for instance, which along with the sashimi is definitely gluten free, she commented in a dismissive manner as she was walking off, "oh apart from that of course." When you are easily going to be paying $50pp plus drinks, I expect cordial service not downright rudeness. I can understand the waitress may have been under pressure due to being new, but for the chef to respond in the way that he did is unforgivable. It can't be blamed on new management either, because I recognised a lot of the staff, including the chef. At that point we got up and left. Never to return. What a disappointment.