I love my sushi. I know my sushi. I make GOOD sushi. Ahem!…read more I've come here on a kinda regular basis when I need a quick bite or takeaway from after work hours and as always, I never seem to experience a 'A-ha' moment or a 'You Had Me At Hello!' moment... The sushi never felt fresh and don't even think of getting the egg sushi as I thought I was slurping a wet sponge. I know, it doesn't sound right but I have seriously tasted better sushi and this one sadly leaves a sour memory, which I don't like revisiting. I'll leave it to you to experiment this sushi outlet for yourself. Let me know how you go.

I'm a Vegetarian, and it's hard to find places, especially for sushi, that really make it with what…read morefeels like love and true attention to detail. Not to mention, one without me having some form of allergic reaction. I finally found the place. The Pumpkin Avocado in either white or brown rice. Exquisite. Cucumber Avocado and Vegetarian combo... Wow! Their soups... I dream about them. This is bordering ridiculous, but quite literally, there is nothing that I have tried from there that I have been disappointed with. Nothing. I have Never been able to say that; for Any shop. For Malvern Sakura Sushi, I CAN say that. They are truly AMAZING!!! No matter where I go, whichever state, even different Sakura Sushi places, none of them compare to the taste and just amazing vegetarian food in general from Malvern Sakura Sushi. I Love Malvern Sakura Sushi! Thank you!

The strangest thing about this restaurant is that there are two h's in Ohh! Sushi. I am not sure…read moreif this is an English as a second language thing or if it is meant to be a pleading for sushi! Despite the strange name this is great sushi train/bar. Run by the quietly smiling Michael and his even quieter wife, this is a great oasis in the fashion district of King William Road. It is quite possibly the cheapest sushi and is a little different to most sushi bars as it has a lot of deep fried sushi. I personally love the Age Maki (not sure if my spelling is correct) but it translates to deep fried salmon and cream cheese sushi rolls - divine! They also do a wicked salmon and potato deep fried triangle. This type of sushi sets them apart from most sushi places (sushi for bigger appetites maybe). Their green tea and miso soup is the best I have had, with great flavours. Cheap quality sushi!

I'm sorry to say this place just doesn't float my sushi boat. However, keep in mind my Ohh! Sushi…read moreexperience was takeaway not sit down. After hearing such wonderful reviews about Ohh! Sushi and being a bit of a sushi fanatic (Sushi Train and Matsuri being one of my favourites to date) I was sadly let down. A range of sushi rolls and sashimi was tried causing my partner and I to question whether we had lost our sense of taste that evening as there was very limited flavour to the fish and it was unusually warm. The staff were wonderfully upbeat and helpful but the place only takes cash (not credit card). Unfortunately my experience was a little less "Ohh!" and a bit more like "Oh ;-(" but perhaps I should try the dine in option next time?

As you enter the restaurant you are greeted with 'Irrasshaimase'? The Japanese greeting for…read more'welcome to our store' or 'come on in'. Their sushi is just like their welcome - wholesome, comforting and very Jspanese. Simply Sushi is a wonderful place to go for fresh, delicious sushi and with their sushi train (who doesn't love a train) you get to view before you buy. You also get to watch their sushi maker create the foods right in front of you - so you know it's going to be fresh! Their menu has different coloured plates that correspond with the plates that pass by you on the train. Each plate has a different cost attached to it (I'm not ashamed to say i usually err toward the cheaper plates) but you know everything is oishii (delicious). If you don't see anything you want on the train you can order and they also have a super speedy take away option if you don't have time to linger. I would recommend the spicy tuna or the inari but stop on by and decide what your favorite sushi is!

Order fresh off the menu and you'll be impressed…read more The more I broaden my horizons beyond the reliable and consistent quality of Sushi Train the more I learn what fuels my sushi train fire. First Test - The Sashimi Fresh, plump and shiny. The raw tuna and salmon had strong fishy flavours and were not chewy or dry. Second Test - The Sushi Roll I had both the Prawn Tempura and Tiger Salmon Roll. The presentation was delicate and the rolls were mini structures topped with rowe and decorative garnishes (not just a slice of lemon or plastic fake leaf). The rice was moist (made fresh) and I enjoyed the combination and balance of flavours in each roll (ie. I didn't taste all mayo or only cucumber etc). Third Test - The Price At $3.50 and $4.50 per plate you can't complain. It compares well with good (and even some ordinary) sushi trains around Adelaide. For $4.50 I received 4 large sliced sushi rolls on a plate and normally you're lucky if you get 2 or 3. Fourth Test - The Atmosphere Efficient and attentive service, quiet atmosphere and comfy seats. The only challenge is that the booths do sit a bit low to be able to see the sushi train. But why would you pick off of that when you can order fresh off the menu every time? Bonus points: They are licensed. I repeat you can drink a good Asahi, Sake or wine while dining here. The verdict? I have gotten on board the train at Simply Sushi and I won't look back.

Sensational sushi!…read more Sushi Bar Genki is reminiscent of sushi bars in Japan with accompanying cries of "welcome" and "thank you" entering and leaving -in Japanese if course! A very comprehensive menu of sushi roll, nigiri, gunkan (yet to try), hand roll, sashimi, tapas and a la carte udon noodles. Asahi beer, sakes, plum wine & hot & cold green tea complete the full Japanese experience. Every plate tried was exceptionally fresh and the service was immediate, friendly and professional. Delightful staff guide us through the iPad ordering system and service is speedy. We are also encouraged to try freshly prepared plates from the train by our chef - a fantastic spicy tuna semi roll & the even tastier seafood deluxe jumbo roll. A perfect combination of train and bar experience with booths or tables for 2 if your personal space is feeling fragile. Oh yeah - sushi heaven!

Without my parents excitement at the novelty of moving sushi wooshing by our booth as we were…read moreeating, or the fact they could order whatever they wanted to eat from the iPad at our table, this place would have initially seemed like any other sushi train in Adelaide to me. You can spend hours being distracted by the iPads on the table or the seemingly family holiday photos of trips throughout Japan on the TV screens. However, it was the food that made it quickly evident why this place has deserved the 5 stars it has been receiving. I am a simple sushi slider and consistency of quality and freshness of fish is the key to a sea-mingly good meal. So here are my top picks: - Arrive between 3-6pm to start with a $5 pint of Asahi and snacks (lotus root crisps and endamame) special. - Start with an $8 plate of kingfish, tuna and salmon sashimi (chunky, tender and shiny raw fish shows signs of great quality and fresh seafood) - Salmon, kingfish and scallop ngiri should be next to add some rice to your palette - Finish up with the double zinger, super spicy hot salmon rolls (that's definitely not what they are called) but you will remember that they say they are super spicy and that without wasabi it's only a little kick to the mouth.

Todays Ninja-Samurai on the go needs quick sustinance, but why should he settle for lesser quality…read moresushi? Thats why I go to It'su Sushi and Deserts and get myself a couple of inside out Dragon rolls and I don't mind the odd bit of Salmon because sometimes I feel a bit fancy! They also do noodles (Soba and Ramen etc.), but it isn't as good as the Sushi Rolls. Apparently there are deserts, but Ninja-Samurai don't do deserts!

I am so happy to have found this little gem of a place, tucked along the James Place laneway near…read morethe entrance to the Southern Cross Shopping Centre. It is only a tiny little store front with a little walkway leading into the shop, but I just got my food and sat out on the street seating and watched the world go by. I am a big Cold Roll fan and their version was pretty good. They included heaps of mint, which makes it a true Vietnamese Cold Roll and offer you a complimentary little pot of sauce which is always good. They also have a really yummy range of sushi which included a couple of different combinations I have never seen before including fried chicken and cucumber and octopus salad. The staff were friendly and there was a nice little crows moving through there regularly which is always a good sign for an establishment.

Mad March is the perfect time to be in the city, the weather is sweet, pop up performance are…read moreeverywhere, and there are more shows than one person could possibly attend. So it is on a warm Sunday night that I am squeezing no less than three Fringe performances into one night. Of course, re-fueling between shows is also high on the agenda. Seeking something healthy and quick, near the CBD fringe venues, we opted for Todai Sushi King - Sushi Fusion. Lucky for us, not only was the sushi train laden, but all plates were $3! Everything was fresh and tasty (the hot dishes were still hot) and the train and tables were nice and clean. There was a good mix of favourite sushi combinations and fusion offerings, like the sun-dried tomato and cucumber inside out roll, which was tangy and tasty. The sashimi was sweet & fresh, and the tempura veggie sushi was an interesting combo, with a potato & leek flavour. A tasty & quick option on Rundle Street, that is open on Sunday nights. Great for a sushi fix on the run with innovative modern flavours.

The Go To place for great sushi, Sushi King has a reputation for well-priced, delicious,…read moreproperly-filled sushi. Their range of flavours is impressive, with a great selection of vegetarian options. I've been going to Sushi King regularly for months, and I've never been disappointed. You notice little things when you like a place, like the fact that they don't charge you for soy sauce and are generous with doling out the little fishies. I have three favourites, as I simply can't get the list shorter: teriyaki chicken and avocado, salmon and avocado, and mushroom. Seriously yummy chicken, and generous avocado makes the first one a safe bet. The salmon is flavoured with a tasty mayonnaise, which blends well with the salmon and avocado. Lastly, the mushroom is simply marinated mushroom, and lots of it. I love getting lunch for around the $5 mark, and always feel virtuous after eating something that I know is good for me (and definitely better than the fast food options across the road!). Just remember: it's cash only. And don't expect to find much left after 3pm!

"I need sushi!" Actually I always do. Especially in the summer. I have had some bad luck with sushi…read moredestinations on this end of town. But alas, I think I have found the best one. Phew! Note: It is always worth exploring! The sushi here is good, fresh and the rice is not too thick. There are quite a few choices of fillings. The scorched salmon was the best. They also offer bipimbap and udon noodle soups. I haven't tried the bipimbap, but it looks good. The udon noodle soup with tempura prawns is really good. Perfect amount of noodles and a really generous serving of four large prawns! The stock was super tasty and not too sweet. I am a big fan of the soup here! The service is good, and fast. This is a takeaway shop. But there are a couple of tables and chairs you can use.

Fantastic quality sushi ! A wide selection to choose from…read more Lots of raw fish and veggie sushi rolls. The spicy chicken roll and the ground beef teriyaki roll are just awesome. After 5pm they have 3 for $5 which is affordable and all the rolls are fresh. This has to be some of the best sushi I have tried in Adelaide and being a sushi addict this is my new go to place for this healthy fix !

A good, solid choice for sushi downtown. Ambience: Nothing…read morespecial. Just your usual narrow sushi bar with a revolving selection. Service: Nothing special here either. Very busy at times with people coming in for take-away. Food: Surprisingly good sushi for a train. Continuously made fresh and a good range of choices. Some unique hits were the mushroom battleship and the beef tartare. No misses come to think of it and we had 10 different plates. Price: $45 for all that 3 could eat which I consider pretty good value.

Firstly, if you're coming for lunch, get on board the train at 1pm, because at 12pm you just will…read morenot get a seat. Secondly, when you sit down, try not to embarrass yourself by picking up the plastic display soup, wave down a waitress and she'll get you the real thing. And thirdly If you can't use chopsticks, please don't pretend that you can. Ask for a fork. Sushi Train is my favourite, I wish I was there right now, I wish I had a team of Sushi Train chefs in my kitchen making me delicious Sashimi. If you haven't been before well, the name is pretty self explanatory. Everyone sits around a big square table with a chef conveniently placed in the middle plating up sushi and putting it on the moving conveyor belt. This system calls for quick decisions though because once its come you have about 5 seconds to decide whether you want it or not. Prices are listed by the colour of the plate, I think the cheapest is $3.50. There is a separate menu for other stirfry dishes if you prefer, these are pretty good too.