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.

I have to admit I'm a huge sushi fan. It took me a while to get there, but once I did I was hooked…read moreand I've never looked back. That being said I am yet to have the guts to try anything raw, so I stick the basics. Chicken, Vegetables, Tuna... just to be on the safe side. Cherry Blossom also offers hot foods and are available to cater for a dinner party you may have in the future. Cherry Blossom have yet to disappoint me. The sushi is absolutely beautiful and are always fresh and cold. It may seem weird to want your sushi cold but have you ever ordered sushi only to find it be hot? It's kind of disgusting. Sushi can be a tricky thing to buy (sure it's easy to pick and point) but if you're like me (let's hope not), then you're always going to be thinking in the back of your mind if it's safe or not to eat, especially if you eat raw fish. Fortunately I don't, but I still worry about the health issues that are behind it. You never have to worry about this when it comes to Cherry Blossom. In fact sometimes they look too good to eat! They don't skimp on the fillings either which is always a huge plus in my books. Who wants to pay for sushi only to find it's full of rice and one slice of cucumber? No thank-you. Next time you're at Fulham I highly recommend you visiting Cherry Blossom. Reasonable prices, always fresh and full of flavour. I suggest trying the pumpkin and chicken satay. Absolutely delicious!

Nice, clean and modern location, pretty much a standard sushi bar with polite staff. Very small…read morerange of ready made sushi, but staff are willing to make sushi upon request.

I frequently have sushi when I'm out (it's very difficult for me to make it at home ) and out of…read morethe 100+ I have had in South Australia this Sakura location ranks among the best. The lady behind the counter was pleasant and kind, the selection was substantial, and their teriyaki beef roll was absolutely one of the best I've ever had! I would give this particular shop TEN stars if I could, and I recommend this place to everyone that is in the area!

I walked passed it the first time then the guy called me and asked if I wanted to try some of their…read moresushi. I tried the salmon and beef and mmmmm they were delicious! This little place is inside Woolie's Cumberland Park next to the cafe. Try it!

food is delicious, ambiance is pretty as well, staff is nice, music can be really loud sometimes…read morebut that is okay though. yummy yum yum yummy yum yum yummy yum yum yummy yum yum yummy yum yum.

Everything was amazing the vibe was immaculate until my friend got some crunchy and burnt dumplings…read moreand cold spring rolls other then that an awesome place and would visit again

Ah Sushi Train Unley how I want to love you more but my heart has fallen from your sister (store)…read moreas she has been more honorable to me than you. Unfortunately despite choo-choo choosing this place as my preferred sushi hang out when I'm in the neighbourhood, I can't quite go past the lower standard of performance this sushi train has compared to my Gouger St favourite. Yes I do play favourites children. The go-withouts that have made me reach my star rating: - They don't do clam sushi and that is my partner's favourite - I went in one Saturday night at peak service period and they only had raw salmon available. Things get a bit boring when you have salmon sashimi, salmon nori, salmon sushi rolls... you get where I'm going - The service is a bit slower here than most I won't give up on you though Sushi Train as you are the master of consistently fresh sushi across Adelaide and I love that in a franchise. I just wish you were a little more like your sister...

Now be prepared to wait a little while for a booth or a spot around the train. This place was…read moresooooo busy but in a good way! We probably waited about 15-20 minutes before we got our spot. Plenty of options available on the train but the staff were attentive in asking if we wanted to order off the menu. When we did order off the menu food was quick to come out, except once we had to remind them... The chefs even kept asking if we wanted to order more. This is a cheap night out and a really tasty dinner.

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.

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.

I can't believe how busy this place is. I used to think that it was just a Friday lunch thing but…read morehaving gone there subsequently at other odd hours, I realise this is just the way it always is. It has been newly refurbed with interesting wall features such as the orange flowered screens that go up the wall and over the ceiling. You know a place is busy when there is a pack of chefs working just preparing the sushi, let alone how many they have out the back in the kitchen. Most Fridays there is a queue that trails out the door just to get a place to sit. Because of this, they have developed a raffle ticket system just to cope. Many will wait to get the booths which are certainly a better dining experience than being squeezed in like a sardine elbow to elbow with your neighbour; but even this can be fun. The sushi is certainly good. I used to get alarmed to see the plates of sushi piled up that weren't on the train, however, you soon realise that it gets turned over quickly enough. This sushi bar always has lots of different specials so you never get bored. One of my favourites here is the soft shelled crab rolls which are crunchy and tasty at the same time. I also got take away for the first time the other day. It is well set up for this in a self serve sort of way. The trays, tongs condiments, chopsticks and elastic bands are all on hand for you to select what you want from the train. I would thoroughly recommend this sushi bar but a good tip is to get your ticket early and then go and sit down outside and relax.

Best place to get sushi in Adelaide. Fresh food and welcoming staff. Their service is amazing and…read moredid I mention the most beautiful Filipina on earth. Kinda distracting while trying to focus on the excellent food. The ambience is very nice and not so loud considering this restaurant is in a mall. You don't have to yell over any noise to keep conversation or order food. Overall amazing experience and will definitely be returning in the near future. More than 5 stars.