This Japanese fast food shop in Chatswood Chase has all my favourite sushi rolls - Californian,…read moresalmon, tuna. My sushi tastes are pretty simple but it makes it easy as most Japanese eateries have got my tastebuds covered. This little place gets busy at peak lunch times so it's good to get in before the lunch rush if you can. Apart from the standard rolls they do hot things like Teriyaki Chicken Bento ($16.50), Tempura Udon ($14.50) and Seafood Yakisoba ($12.90). Service is quick - but aren't most Japanese run places? The only quip I have is that my sister ordered so tempura that had been sitting in the bay marie for who knows how long. She felt a little queasy after eating it but that could have simply been the fact it is deep fried food stuff.

You know what I really don't enjoy doing? Waiting in line!…read moreLet's be serious, those amongst us who do enjoy lines are few and far between. But despite this well-established principle of human nature, people continue to wait in the inevitable queue outside Asakaze. For a good reason, too - the sushi here is yummy! And the novelty factor is through the roof - cone shaped? Sign me up! If you're a prawn lover, I'd recommend the tempura prawn - freshly prepared and great tasting, this is as good as mall sushi shops get! I'm also a lover of the salmon and avocado rolls, or the ever-popular California roll. Beyond the humble sushi roll, bento boxes, miso soup and sashimi are also on the menu. Asakaze is a good place to refuel before hitting the shops again.

Nothing in this place is over $10. I repeat NOTHING OVER $10!!!…read more For the price they don't skimp out on the portion size either. This is what I would imagine home cooked korean food to taste like. Can't go past the kim chi fried rice. Hands down the best I've had in Sydney. The kim chi flavour really hits you with everyone bite. Absolutely awesome!

Was here for the first time with a friend, and it was her first time as well…read more We were both after snacks , so we ordered: Soon Dae, Bibim Bap, and Combination Spicy Rice Cakes. Soon Dae and the side dishes were very flavourful, but the rice cake dish was messy and we would have liked it much better if it had more rice cakes and less cheese! Bibim Bap was an uninspired fare as well unfortunately, it just lacked an extra flavour to kick it up a notch to greatness. Good still, just not great. Overall a good experience, and if nothing else, I'd definitely be back for Soon Dae and the side dishes alone. ** This place accepts cash only!

These so-called "self-style" udon noodle joints are very popular in Japan, and I always wondered…read morewhy there is no such place in the US...but here it is in Sydney! I was shocked to see how cheap everything is. Other than McDonald's or Hungry Jack, you would rarely see under $5 items around the city, but now you have it - very economical lunch (or even dinner) option is available. So, you come in, place an order for your noodle (udon/soba, cold/hot, regular/large, with or w/o special toppings), pick up fresh tempura, pick up side dishes, then proceed to cashier. I have to admit - regardless of the super-low prices, food here is actually good! A couple of downsides are: the first stop (noodle order point) takes time to process and holds the flow...maybe they could have changed the layout and have two staff members process noodle orders instead of one? Also, in spite of the signs everywhere "do not take seats before ordering," lots of folks especially families and student groups are occupying seats while sending one or two members to order/pick up food for the "whole team." Sometimes not all of them are even eating, and just there to chat... During peak hours, the queue gets very long, so you may want to avoid. Now, they've got their sister (or brother?) venue right next to it - focusing on rice bowls and kushiage items. Oh, both places are cash only.

I love this fast food cafeteria style concept they have going. They need noodle set ups like this…read morein the United States! 1. Walk in 2. Order what you want (noodles cooked to order) 3. Grab a tray and a plate 4. Grab additional items or sides (if you want) 5. Pay 6. Eat 7. Return the tray/bowl Food: Ordered a spicy pork with soba noodles. It was pretty delicious. Soup was extra salted due to the spicy pork mixing in. Service: Not much service per say. You bus your own tray. Staff was friendly overall. Environment: Feels like this would be very popular for students and young business folks who need a quick cheap meal. The table set up feels very communal. Price: Pretty cheap. Food: 4 Service: 4 Environment: 4 Price: 5

Excellent, quick delicious rice meals. Great spot after, 25 hour flight. Highly recommended for…read moreweary & tired visitors to Sydney. Close walk to the hotel.

I am always excited about Korean food! Love the spices, love the heat and in particular love those…read morelittle dishes that Korean restaurants give before your meal! MillioRe is a nice place located inside Capitol Theatre. It's nice and big and has decent space that can fit lots of peeps. I often go there with a crowed of 10-20 people and they can actually fit us all in quite nicely which is great! I love their grilled Ox tongue and hot pots. As expected from any Korean housed lotttssss of varieties! I love their little stone pots as well, in particular love their spicy seafood tofu pot, which I found super awesome! Of cause, how can I forget the Jap Che!!

I've been here a few times, and will continue to go back. The sushi and sashimi is presented…read morebeautifully, but you can also get the less traditional funky roles as well. The menu has something for everyone (salads, donburi, sushi, gyoza, ramen, teriyaki) and the servers are always happy and on the ball.

I live locally so I have been to all of restaurants in the spot & have been to Kinjo quite a few…read moretimes. This is not a flash restaurant for a date or fine dining but just a quick dinner. I choose healthy options most of times so I find the menu is limited here except for sashimi. 80% of entrees are deep fried! Sashimi is ok. For the overall experience and value it's 6 out 10. It's ordinary - eat out when you don't want to cook. Not for dining experience;)

So the name of this place is Sakura fresh sushi…read more Tick for sakura. They have fake sakura's inside and their cups have sakura's on them. Tick for sushi. Yes they sell sushi Tick for fresh? Mmmm I wouldn't say it's the freshest sushi and sashimi I've had but it was ok. It wasn't bad but I've definitely had better sushi and sashimi at other local Japanese sushi bars before. Does anyone else find writing reviews for 3/5 star places equally as difficult?

I love this place and am a regular here. The $10 avocado and fresh salmon large rolls are the way…read moreto go. With brown rice for an extra $2, they are the best value item on the menu. The $3 Edamame and $2 miso soup are also great accompaniments. The other $10 large rolls (fresh tuna is noteworthy) are also tasty and good value. If you like fresh condiments, you'll be pleased with the home-made wasabi and good quality soy. All in all, this place is good af and I could easily see myself eating here every other day to the detriment of my health and family commitments.

Craving a quick snack, I went to Sushi Teppan to try their cheap teriyakis and sushi. The place is…read moreactually owned by Koreans, so I could see some Korean food on the menu as well. My friend and I shared the small tempura plate for $12, and fish and beef teriyaki with rice and miso soup for $10 each. The food was very salty and the beef wasn't of the best quality. The sauce didn't really taste like teriyaki, but it was good. The tempura was great. I really liked how they used panko breadcrumbs to coat the prawns. We were the only ones in the tiny restaurant, but there were people coming in for take out. Their special is one sushi 'big roll' for $2.50 and 3 'big rolls' for $6. Makes for a good snack on the go. This was obviously a family run restaurant and the service was quick and polite. Our waitress was a very sweet girl. I'm not sure if I will return to have the teriyakis, but I would get some of the sushi, which is pretty cheap or to try a Korean dish.

I LOVE sushi and this is a great place for yummy casual dinning…read more My friend and I got in there late and the weren't rude - In fact they were very hospitable. The food came out quickly and it was really yum! We ordered the dinner: - Agedashi Tofu - $5 - Loved it! - Vege Udon - $9 - Yummy noodles and broth - Dinner Teppan Special with Teruyaki Salmon - $10 - Nice but a little too Teriyaki-y but it did come with two sides (egg and boiled peanuts), miso soup and rice Overall a 3.5/5 because it will take a lot to get up to the 4 or 5 tier! (It gets an extra .5 for BYO!)

Very small restaurant but very good food. I had a bento box with teriyaki chicken, miso, salad,…read moresalmon sashimi and rice and fried spring roll and one other fried dumpling type thing. The teriyaki was excellent, the salad was only ok and a bit dry. The fried items were not the flavor profile I was expecting but not bad. Being from the US, maybe it's just how it's done in Australia. One of us had teriyaki udon noodle bowl. Excellent noodles and broth. One had a sushi roll. WOW. The largest sushi roll ever. It was almost 2.5" diameter. Way too big to put in your mouth. It was like a California roll - avocado, cucumber and crab salad inside with salmon and tuna sashimi on top. Taste was excellent but very awkward to eat. Overall, friendly with good food. Totally forgot to take pictures.

This place held up to the reviews. The sushi was tasty and fresh. The staff were friendly. I would…read moreconsider this place as a good place for Japanese food.