Had an amazing Mother's Day lunch here with the family. Super fun and delicious food!! Great value…read moremultiple course menu's and great service!

I like that the miso ramen is tasty yet not salty. I also love the summer special kiku-crab. The…read moretartar sauce tastes very delightful. It's the perfect place to have a family lunch or dinner.

Fantastic unassuming Japanese restaurant. Food was great. Large servings at a rigid price. Smooth…read morejazz playing softly in the background. Perfect for date night. I will be back soon.

Beautiful authentic Japanese food at a great place with great service. Definitely recommend…read more They also do great takeaway platters

I came here with some friends and my fiancé to celebrate our engagement and could not be more…read moredisappointed. We called ahead of time and were told to bring our own alcohol, which I have never heard of at a restaurant. We arrived and began eating. The chef started his show and serving food. He prepared a very small portion of beef and chicken for those of us sitting at the table, but I assumed there would be multiple servings, so I didn't mind at the time. The chef asked if any of us liked playing games, and my group said we weren't great at them, but he insisted. He threw us bowls and told us he would be throwing a raw egg at each of us that we would need to catch. He threw the raw egg at my fiancé, and she failed to catch it, resulting in raw egg whites, yolk, and shell all over her skirt. I was visibly upset and spoke up, saying that was enough, but the chef insisted on throwing another egg for her to catch, which also landed on her skirt. Without hesitation, the chef then threw an egg at me to catch, which I thankfully did not drop. After embarrassing my fiancé at the table, the chef cooked and folded an egg and told us he would be throwing the cooked egg into our mouths. He made an absolute fool of everyone at the table. The other party seated with us was clearly uncomfortable with him throwing hot food at their faces, and I said that I didn't think it was necessary, but he continued. When he came around to my group, he missed several times, which led to my friends getting egg not only on their clothes but also in their hair. Thankfully, I don't eat eggs, so I didn't personally have to deal with this, but one of my friends was extremely frustrated with having food in his hair and all over his clothes. Shortly after this, a worker began sweeping the floor beside us while we were still eating. I've had hibachi a number of times, and this was easily the worst experience I've ever had. The chef seemed nice but did not know how to read the room, the food was decent at best, the portions were tiny, and the whole vibe of the place was off.

This place has great staff. They are fun and respectful. The atmosphere is good. The food was tasty…read moreand prepared well. You can see everything they cook in front of you and how they prepare it. The place is small and decoration is minimal, walls are black. The cooker likes to play games that involve catching bowls and food in your mouth. The environment is very friendly and welcoming. I recommend anyone to visit, you are sure to have a good time. My experience was fun and very good. Example of price: for 3 people, our bill was around $170 Meals are around $50, $30 per head, depends on what you order.

An interesting vast selection of various sushi and some other surprises at three dollars fifty per…read moreplate at most times. This can be a busy venue due to popularity and reasonable prices. The staff are very helpful and this place can be fun. Luckily there are many great close restaurant choices should this place be full.

Ambiance was great. Really wonderful family event. Food was…read morewell cooked but was not sure what was coming next. Didn't realise that is was byo before we got there

We visited Fujiya Japanese in Gordon on a Wednesday and it was absolutely barren of people. The…read moreacoustics are very poor so when there are people in the restaurant, it is very difficult to hear yourself. Despite this, we had an excellent meal of perch, miso soup, king prawns, beef, fried rice, teriyaki chicken and salad. This meal set cost $35 per person and was quite reasonable considering it was very filling. There are a few different menu sets, which provide diners with plenty of choice based on food preferences and price limitations. We were also given the opportunity to catch the eggs and rice in bowls, which is always very entertaining. The restaurant is great for group bookings, as everyone is centred around the BBQ. The chef was very talkative, but interfered with your conversation a little too much. While he was entertaining at times, we were trying to hold a conversation. All the food tasted fresh and was cooked right in front of us. The staff were very friendly and the timing of the food was excellent. Individual dishes were extremely overpriced and ranged anywhere from $22-$28 for standard seafood and meat.

Overall it was convenient but over priced for what was offering, food is too simple, like packet…read moresimple and serve on a plate, probably not enough staff and the owner is no where to be seen

Came here on a Friday night as another option for fast foods…read more Was intrigued by the sushis on the belt - colorful and decided to pop in to try it out. There were a number of people at the beginning but the crowd slowly dies down around 7.30pm. Sushis are pretty good. Just that the rice wasn't cold or the authentic Japanese rice (minus a star). The ingredients used were pretty good as they were flavorful and colorful. Portion was pretty good too for the $3.00/$3.50 plates. Yup, it will adds up according to how much you eat. Service was pretty good. Staffs were friendly and welcoming. The other customers seemed to be happy with what they got too. Located next to the food court, this is definitely a good option if you would like to get away from the crowds. Overall, was satisfied with the different sushis I've tasted and the must try here is the green tea (outer) infused with red bean mochi. Definitely a good one to end your meal with. Not too sweet and chewy :)

I've been here twice and both times it has been a great experience. I came once on a weekday, and…read morethe second time was on a Saturday. Whilst the overall restaurant atmosphere was a bit quieter on the weekday, the chef I had was actually livelier and more exuberant, although both chefs were great. As there was less people, I felt like we also had larger portions of the food, although both times we opted for Option A, and you'll still probably be very full anyway. The food tasted great, and the games at the end resulted in lots of fun and laughter. Teppanyaki is especially fascinating as a first-time experience. It's not something you'd go regularly to as it would probably soon lose its sparkle, but going once per year works out great for my family and I have thoroughly enjoyed my experiences here!

Went out for a last minute birthday dinner and were planning on Thai. Saw Haruki and thought…read more"haven't had some good Japanese since our trip to Tokyo, hope it's OK..." Well it was better than OK!! Epic is probably the best word to describe it!! Can't believe how much we put away, even our 7 year old son was ordering more dishes. He just asked if we could order some take away for breakfast!! Gyoza were perfect, the Sashimi platter was so fresh it was pretty much still kicking, and the sushi rolls were absolutely spectacular. Our new favourite, absolutely the best we've eaten in Camden!!!

Visited tonight, miso soup was great, then had the pork Gyoza which was very tasty served with a…read morelovely sauce that was both sour and sweet. Mains we enjoyed were the Miso glazed pork neck which hubby loved whilst I had the Salmon Sashimi in Ponzu sauce, we had both with rice. All very tasty although one star missing as I'd love to have some lotus root chips!!! Unfortunately since the place changed hands the lotus root chips have gone.

We were on a Groupon voucher which had been discounted so we were paying a good price. However, we…read morewere the only ones. It looked like they had a few regulars. We arrived early 11:30am for a noon lunch but no problems. We were asked if we would like the chefs to start our lunch early. It was windy and miserable outside so I opted for the warmed sake. It was fine but we did try some nicer sake at the end of the meal. Our plates came out in a timely manner. I think due to the waitress paying attention to how quickly we were eating. The restaurant was filled by noon and when a large group arrived at the door they had to make a decision to find somewhere else to eat. All of our food was great and we even opted to pay for a second plate. The bento boxes and other lunch time meals looked good too.I also liked the cocktail with lychee. There are quite a few eating places within a short walk of this place and they were also very busy.

No one will probably read this review since aussie's dont appear to love yelp but I'll write it…read moreanyway. Umaya happens to be around the corner from a church I was visiting in sydney and I came here frequently. I had the karage don and the katsu don bowls and they were both awesome! Super solid karage, fresh, crunchy and tender and the sauces and kewpie mayo they use is great. The katsu don bowl was also exactly as i expected it. I may not be happy about the price if i were paying AUD but paying USD it was moreeee than fair. The quality was very consistent and the service was great. Definitely a go to place if you're ever in the outskirts of sydney australia!