If you are looking for a sushi roll in Hornsby, then this is pretty much your only option (Edit --…read moreof course as soon as I said this I found another sushi store near Woolworths, but even so, I would still suggest this one is better--). Put another way, this is the best sushi available in Hornsby. Best part about this store is that it is located across the way from a ramen joint, so if one of your group wants sushi, while the other wants ramen or hot food, you can appease everyone's hungry beast. At $2.50 a roll, they are about what you would expect to pay for sushi these days. I believe they can also arrange platters of sushi for parties.

Having only ever had sushi from this store once, I am sure that others have had better experiences,…read morebut I kinda lucked out on the day. The sushi rice was a little undercooked making it a little tough (but in saying this, I am quite picky...). If you are too tired to walk over to Tokyo Sushi near Coles, then I am sure that Sushi World will fill the need should it come over you while you are down the Woolworths end of the store. These guys are by no means bad, but my experience on the day was not fantastic.

Ikura Japan is a lovely little sushi filled secret! Located on Bridge Street, just off the Pacific…read moreHighway between Gordon and Pymble stations. Fully licensed and BYO. They also offer catering and take-away. I haven't been here for dinner, but come for lunch at least once a week and have never had a complaint. They always have a nice selection of fresh, ready-made sushi boxes at the front counter, usually priced between $ 8 - 10. The rest of the lunch menu has decent variety too (except for sushi rolls - these are pretty limited). I definitely recommend the teriyaki salmon steak bento box. For only $15.50 you get a nice sized piece of salmon, 3 pieces of tempura, a small salad, rice, miso soup, and 2 pieces of sushi. Yum!

I've just found this Japanese restaurant and it's only a few streets away from where I live…read more Located in an business area I wasn't expecting too much from it. Well, how pleasantly surprised I was to find it is superb. Started with mixed sashimi, beautifuly presented on a slate, very fresh. The teriyaki salmon bento box was wonderful with so many little delicacies. My John dory with scalaps and a home made tartar sauce was out of this world. There is a small but adequate wine and beer list and sake of course. The service is warm and friendly with a very pleasant ambience. For a Japanese restaurant the price is quite reasonable. We will be back soon.

Underrated Sushi place probably because of its location. Nice staff good sushi.read more

Fresh as it comes Sushi straight from the Chef's hands to you.read more

First time seeing a female sushi making person. They call it sushi woman. Clean place and nice…read morevariety of sushi served here. Staffs are friendly and the sushi was very fresh and delicious. I used to live in Los Angeles and found many sushi place not so great due to the freshness of fish, but this place has the fresh fish! I love it, will come back again for more.

This is definitely not a sushi train. More like a sushi Shinkansen. The speed of the sushi…read morecarrying conveyer belt is faster than at any other sushi train I've seen. If you're like me and need a few seconds to decide if that's the plate you'd like then by the time you make the decision the plate is already long gone. On the positive side though it doesn't take long for the plate to come back around if it hasn't been snatched up along the way. We went on a Saturday night which you would typically associate as the peak time of operation for restaurants but yet they were out of 75% of their non sushi menu. Limited udon to choose from. No ramen. No rice bowls. Much disappointment. Sticking to the sushi I thought it was quite good. Everything tasted fresh and the saucy ones had good flavour to them. Selection wise I thought it was a bit limited when compared to other sushi train places. Their hand rolls could do with some better flavours similar to what they have at makoto. So maybe it's that we eat a lot but I think it's more the prices but for two we spent about $60 and were full but not like we were stuffed. So a bit on the expensive side for something as simple as sushi. Thank goodness for the entertainment card!

For lovers of Japanese foods, there is probably a Sushi Bay near you. Their food is always fresh,…read moreyou can see them making it in front of you. Originally known as Sushi Train, they have improved the menu and the way the food is served. They now serve udon soup so you don't have to eat raw fish if you don't like it. The only problem is that now, in Castle Hill at least, they get so busy its sometimes hard to find a seat. Fortunately Japanese sushi doesn't take long to eat, so if you're prepared to wait around someone will soon leave. They also make great platters for parties.