I went to Tokyo express because we decided that we needed to stop eating at amazing places, and go…read moresomewhere average so we didn't over-eat. We chose this sushi place because of it's predecessor - Sushi Station. We were sorely disappointed. By which I mean, Tokyo Express has taken the place of one of the most lacklustre sushi venues south of the city and turned it into an amazing, unique and exciting sushi restaurant that stands out compared to all of it's competitors. The staff do the usual adorably loud greeting when you enter, and offer seating at a booth or at the train. We always opt for the train as it has consistently been magnificently stocked with some of the most exciting and inventive plates I've encountered in my quest for the perfect sushi.They offer water or green tea upon seating and at each table/section of the train they have pots of soy, fresh (mild) Wasabi and pickled ginger. Tokyo Express have all manner of weird and wonderful plates ranging from the classic seared fresh salmon to almond crumbed king prawns, octopus balls, caviare and scallop tarts, fresh Japanese and western deserts and pretty much any type of fun and funky sushi dish you could imagine. I couldn't recommend Tokyo Express more. They have been quiet each time we have dined there and I really hope to rectify this! 5/5 will continue to go back. A quick hint - if you're choosing something that looks like it should be hot, ask them to heat it. Until they get as busy as they need to be, some things won't be piping hot (IE Karage, salt/pepper squid, gyoza) and they're more than happy to re-heat.

My favourite sushi place in Brisbane, wonderful atmosphere, delicious food, cheap and great…read moreservice, it's not flashy, but they sure know how to cook! My husband and I used to live really close but we have moved to the south side, and we still drive across the city to eat here. They have free green Tea and the wait for a table isn't too long, I'm not sure If management had changed but they used to do the second Tuesday and Wednesday of each month was every plate for $2! (they didn't serve the super fancy stuff on those nights but it was a great night out to eat till you pop!)

Food was very average and not that fresh. The chefs were watching videos in the kitchen while we…read morewere waiting for food. She then sat on the floor of the kitchen while waiting for more orders. Handling food without gloves or reusing the gloves. There was no one in the restaurant and then they sat a couple right next to us.

Look: sometimes you need a quick and reliable sushi train up your sleeve and this newly opened…read morelocal sushi hub is my kind of jam. And yes, maybe I was seduced slightly by being able to order my take-away from an iPad but maybe it was the made-to-order sashimi and nigiri that had me fall head over heels for this kawaii restaurant. You'll find yourself in familiar territory with a range of sushi rolls, sashimi and nigiri on offer and few westernised items. Similarly, like most good sushi trains, they will make pieces for you at your request. TL;DR? Affordable, fresh and filling sushi right in the heart of Everton Park. Oiishi!

Sushi Kiyomee is a Sushi Train located near the train station at Toowong Village. All of their…read moresushi tastes very nice, and all the plates only cost $3! It is however worth mentioning that their plates have 3 sushi pieces instead of the usual 4, though because the sushi tastes so nice, it is not a big deal. There is plenty of free parking at Toowong Village, so the location is pretty accessible. I have ordered a sushi platter from here in the past, and also found that to be very nice. I definitely recommend giving them a visit!

Thought this place was good. Maybe for lunch it is. However don't go after 8pm for dinner. Says…read morethey are open till 9pm however we were told we couldn't order off the menus, didn't have a glass for drinking from, no bottle opener the other night so had to use a spoon to open bottle. Tonight they had no spoon. Cleaning the restaurant had begun before 8pm. Sorry we won't be back.

Set-up as a kiosk in The Gap Village Shopping Centre, Sushi Dream has been a tasty mainstay among…read morethe centre's shops for many years. The menu is a variety of fresh, readymade sushi rolls that look as great as they taste. They also offer Chicken Karaage and Chicken Curry bowls with rice that are reasonably priced and equally delicious. The low-sided, open plan of the service space allows you to watch them preparing the sushi and bowls should you wish, and everyone seems to happily take to their task of delivering the tastiest product Sushi Dream has become renowned for over the years. Domo arigato!

I am a big sushi lover and working in the centre this is the only place that sells sushi. There…read morefood bowls are decent, it really depends on the worker that day. I would recommend the chicken Curry bowl. The sushi rolls are getting more disappointing since the new sushi train opened up. Before there sushi rolls would have filling only half way so when it facing upwards it looks full and big but then you flip it over and wonder where the fillings is. They're becoming cheaper with the filling. Even then I didn't mind as much at least one side of the sushi rolls is filled but today is the last straw, my salmon and avocado roll had an slice of avocado the size of a prepackaged cheese slice and in my tuna and avocado roll it looks like it been mushed and a tiny dab is spread inside.

Can't recommend, waited 45 mins and was disappointed with what the wait was for, check the 2 pics…read moreof the amount of meat, certainly nothing like the picture :/ wont be back which is a shame since i love Japanese food.

Visited Miko's Bento today after a friend recommended it. And while the window menu is extensive,…read morefull of colourful, appetising pictures, the food was quite unspectacular. Orders were placed for an Unagi Bento Box and Dragon Roll. While the Bento did have a generous slab of Unagi and white rice, the rest of the items in the Bento were tepid at best...a very small mixed green salad with a Mayo dressing, two small, fried cabbage rolls, two small pieces of tuna sushi, a slice of orange cut in half, and Miso soup. The Dragon Roll was okay, but pretty ordinary, yet my partner who ordered it thought it was delicious...I tried a piece and wasn't of the same agreement. All nitpicking aside, Miko's Bento seems popular with the locals and is a busy location off Sherwood Road. But when you've had better, like at Koto Sanpo in the city, and pay a few dollars more, it's hard to find the value in Miko's offering...apart from not having to drive and find parking in the CBD. And one last thing. Those free chopsticks are too small for human hands. In fact, they're the shortest I've ever found at any Asian restaurant. Next order, try going up about 10cm. Thanks!

Standard affordable & decent takeaway sushi - no complaints…read more Go during the main hours when staff are still making rolls to ensure max selection and customization, otherwise at the end of the day options become limited

This establishment offers a great variety of asian food including sushi rolls, rice paper rolls,…read morepork buns and steamed dumplings. When it comes to quality, the sushi rolls and rice paper rolls are tasty when fresh. At the end of each day you can purchase discounted sushi and rice paper rolls however I would be wary when doing so as I question how old they are. I had the unfortunate experience of getting a half frozen rice paper roll with brown avocado the last time I bought a discounted pack. As for the pork buns and dumplings; they are made well and are delicious. There is seating and eftpos available and the platters are great value for money.

After living in The Gap for over 30 years, we've seen many restaurants come and go in this forested…read moreenclave. The Gap is a fickle place for new ventures, and a subterranean foodie class exists that hardly recognises great food when it's tasted. We had seen a few reviews of Sushi Maho and with another sushi-train style restaurant opening in the suburb, and trying that, we decided to give Sushi Maho a Maho-go. Firstly, the menu is extensive and moderately priced, with everything made fresh-to-order. However, that doesn't mean that everything's made as it should be, as our Dragon Roll ($16) had the flame torch passed over it too closely and too long, resulting in some charring and a distinct burnt taste to the prawns that wasn't very appetising at all. We've had better at other Japanese restaurants where the flame flower wasn't used so heavily, or hardly noticed it. We then ordered the Chicken Karage Udon ($12) and Spicy Seafood Nagasaki Ramen ($15). Both of these had their pluses and minuses, the broth tasty and well-seasoned, but the ingredients were a let-down. The noodles in the ramen seemed like they came from a dried packet, which is okay but drop the price, and the seafood like a marinara mix from your local fish monger, but without a hint of Asian authenticity or seasoning. Likewise, the chicken karage was tepid in taste and texture, and is something I make at home and being a Westerner have accumulated a cult following for among the family when I make it. However, suburban dining is often an oxymoron and despite our somewhat lacklustre experience here we will return. But not for any of the noodle soups, but to explore and order more of their sushi rolls which is where, in our view, they have an edge over the others in The Gap with Sushi Dream running a close second. Bon appetit!

Great Japanese food. Always fresh, pleasant staff…read more Convenient to the Gap. Love it!