$3 for any sushi plates!?! The bargain hunter in me is pretty stoked at this find, and it's right…read morenear my work... Double win! Let's get the atmosphere out the way... There isn't much. Granted I was here for a Monday lunch, but still, I walk past all the time and I've never seen the place pumping. The black walls and ceiling don't do much to brighten up the joint either. But that's not why I came here... I came for the sushi. And it's tasty. Particularly for a flat rate of $3. The choice is limited and most of the offerings are rice based (nori rolls and nigiri), which makes sense for the price. But they are flavoursome, if not a little mayo and panko heavy. In addition to the sushi plates, there is a small menu of soups and hot dishes (udon and bibimbap) that can be ordered, these are all around $7ish. I do wish that a menu of the sushi plates was offered to help decipher the offerings. But overall Sushi Q is not bad for a cheap lunch at all.

I'm a university student and I was so stoked when I found out that all Sushi plates are $2 between…read more11am- 2 pm on Sunday. I went there today to take an advantage of this. The restaurant is spacey there are tables and sushi train. The staff are very friendly. Omg yaassss Sushi were amazing, lots of varieties. They also make Korean dishes by request such as Bibbimbab etc. Anyways the food are really good and the atmosphere is awesome. I'm krying because I finally found this place. Go bring your friends, mothers, daughters, grandpa, neighbours and everyone here.

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.

We continue our quest to eat at American style restaurants in Australia, by finding this cute…read morelittle place by the beach. Run by two guys by the name of Steve & Doug, they have attempted to bring a little bit of home to the shores of Adelaide. Both guys were extremely friendly and made you feel welcome in their cafe. They were not short of a story from the old United States either. The wife had the Seattle hotdog which was extremely tasty (I had to sneak a bite), where I had the good ole trusty American Hamburger with a side of fries. My burger was delicious, but the whole meal lacked that little bit of America- it needed to serve a quarter stick of pickle with every American meal served you could get one as an option, however I think that extra little touch would have gone a long way. These guys also serve a bit of Mexican food as well. If we were locals, we would probably drop in again to try some more of the menu, however 700km these days isn't exactly local.

*This cafe gets 1 star from me because the guy who served me was friendly enough and that where my…read morepraise stops.* I drove past on a Sunday morning on the way to work and was excited to notice the cafe in question was open and from the outside it looked pretty cool. First of all and forgive me if I sound like a elitist coffee idiot but you can't open a specialist coffee house and use grinders beans (a Coca-Cola Amatil) company. You should also be using a high grade milk (not whatever is cheap at the supermarket). - *Most importantly when someone orders a coffee (me) you should be warming up a fresh pourer of milk, not re-heating one that was half used which was sitting in the fridge for god knows how long* I can honestly say with my hand on my heart that the drink that I received was without a doubt the worst coffee I have experienced in my time of living on this earth. It makes me angry that people open cafés because it's booming in Adelaide at the moment, thinking they can make a quick buck dishing out a very poor quality product for a premium price. Rant over. Ps I'm always happy to edit my reviews if things chance. However someone will need to let me know because for me it's a lifetime ban.

Sensational sushi!…read more Sushi Bar Genki is reminiscent of sushi bars in Japan with accompanying cries of "welcome" and "thank you" entering and leaving -in Japanese if course! A very comprehensive menu of sushi roll, nigiri, gunkan (yet to try), hand roll, sashimi, tapas and a la carte udon noodles. Asahi beer, sakes, plum wine & hot & cold green tea complete the full Japanese experience. Every plate tried was exceptionally fresh and the service was immediate, friendly and professional. Delightful staff guide us through the iPad ordering system and service is speedy. We are also encouraged to try freshly prepared plates from the train by our chef - a fantastic spicy tuna semi roll & the even tastier seafood deluxe jumbo roll. A perfect combination of train and bar experience with booths or tables for 2 if your personal space is feeling fragile. Oh yeah - sushi heaven!

Without my parents excitement at the novelty of moving sushi wooshing by our booth as we were…read moreeating, or the fact they could order whatever they wanted to eat from the iPad at our table, this place would have initially seemed like any other sushi train in Adelaide to me. You can spend hours being distracted by the iPads on the table or the seemingly family holiday photos of trips throughout Japan on the TV screens. However, it was the food that made it quickly evident why this place has deserved the 5 stars it has been receiving. I am a simple sushi slider and consistency of quality and freshness of fish is the key to a sea-mingly good meal. So here are my top picks: - Arrive between 3-6pm to start with a $5 pint of Asahi and snacks (lotus root crisps and endamame) special. - Start with an $8 plate of kingfish, tuna and salmon sashimi (chunky, tender and shiny raw fish shows signs of great quality and fresh seafood) - Salmon, kingfish and scallop ngiri should be next to add some rice to your palette - Finish up with the double zinger, super spicy hot salmon rolls (that's definitely not what they are called) but you will remember that they say they are super spicy and that without wasabi it's only a little kick to the mouth.

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.

I am never disappointed when I dine at Wasai. But, I know I have to book a table in advance as this…read moreJapanese restaurant is truly a local treasure and very popular. If you want quality Japanese and great value for money, this is the restaurant for you. Every time I go there I sample many items on the menu I am always shocked at the bill, it is very well priced! As for the best items on the menu, well it depends on what you are into. I am a huge fan of sashimi and aburi salmon, and they make both really well. Being located close to the Adelaide Central Market I think really impacts on the freshness of the fish and dishes. The sashimi is cut with great precision, not to thick or thin. Go for the sashimi boat if you want a wide selection, it is really well presented, good for groups and great value for money. If this is first time to Wasai I should probably tell you to order a boat. It is a great way to sample the menu, also you will probably get jealous when you see them delivered to other tables. Save yourself the trouble in choosing what to eat. Then fine tune your choices later, as I will guarantee you will be back. Last thing to mention is the karaage chicken. You must try the Wasai version if you like this dish. It is a lot lighter than other versions, almost like a tempura batter but with the flavoursome karaage seasonings. Sometimes you just have to treat yourself to a little JFC.

As I have a huge love of all things Japanese, and a love of all things food, then you would think…read moreJapanese food would be the ultimate draw card. Well, you would be right! After wanting to try this place for so long, I finally managed to try it a couple of times, and holy sashimi I was not disappointed. I will even be back there again within the next fortnight, you can't keep me away! The first time I was a poor student, with another poor student, but we shared a few dishes and a drink each and it came to a measly $20 per person! And these weren't miserable, bland and small dishes either. Instead, these dishes were incredibly delicious and filling, leaving us satiated and shocked at how small the bill was when it arrived! The second time was my birthday and my Dad was paying (so still a poor student technically). We got the famous sushi and sashimi boat, after first enjoying some entrees and drinks. My absolute favourite Aburi Salmon Roll was devine, but the Takoyaki (Octopus Deep-Fried Balls) and Chicken Kaarage was also melt-in-the-mouth delicious. The sashimi and sushi was so fresh, and thoroughly impressed my Tasmanian father who's only past experience with Japanese cuisine involved a tiny take away store in Launceston (not that there is anything wrong with that)! We did find the restaurant a tad noisy, as it was very full with lots of large groups and other birthdays being celebrated, however the fast service, amazing food and cheap prices for the quality Wasai serves up makes this observation pale in comparison. Also, and this is VERY important, book a table! As every other review on here says, you might be waiting a while if you don't book, and that will be a very sad thing indeed with such lovely food so close by.

McDonalds is a great way to pick up a juicy burger in a rush. Although I do enjoy Hungry Jacks…read moremore, Maccas is still a great restaurant and I certainly do enjoy a sausage and egg mcmuffin value meal whilst reading the newspaper every now and again. Although I prefer the Whopper at Hungry Jacks, I still love the Big Mac, as they are both too great burgers. Staff at this particular franchise are friendly and the pricing is very fair (even cheaper than some other McDonalds stores). Parking is also never a worry and the 24/7 trading times are great for a case of a late night burger craving.

I try to only go to Maccas occasionally, and when I do I always get the same thing, a Big Mac value…read moremeal with two mayo sachets on the side. I head to this particular franchise if I'm in the area as: 1) They are always slightly cheaper than other stores, and 2) They always remember the mayo sachets (and on the odd occasion give me extras free of charge). In a nutshell - less expensive junk food!

On any given day, most visitors would walk by this establishment on their journey through the piers…read moreand shops of Glenelg area here in the west side of Adelaide. Tucked into a very awesome front looking yacht side of the walkers, Tomiko Japanese Steak House is definitely a sure spot to be at. With only 2 Teppanyaki Grill seating up to 8/9 people, you'll sure need to booking in advance. They have both a indoor and outdoor seating, elegantly decorated with transparent window sill to keep the cold night air out but promises to keep the view of the yacht decks and local river view displayed during your dine in. We did a walk-in and was seated immediately outdoors for a dinner setting, seating up to 6 people in our party. Unfortunately, we didn't book the Teppanyaki so we just opt to be outside. I did not see a heater unit as the weather in the summer is generally warm and cool, except for bizarre weather coming thru these days. They have a very generous selection of bottle beers, beer on tap, and unique cocktails, spirits and definitely a whole sleuth of wine selection from White to Reds. We ordered the Seafood Platter that came as pictured and it paired perfectly with my pint of fresh Sapporo Beer on tap and a glass of Cab Sauv from the hills of Adelaide. A few of our friends that were with us enjoyed their mains as much as we did. Customer service is top notch making sure you are happy and satisfied with your selection. The price is a bit on the high side as our dish alone was above the 100's. So if you're looking for something more affordable, you may want to reconsider other options. In the other hand, they have a great selection of shareable items that can possible give you the ideal meal or dinner. Recommending this establishment for those wanting to experience something different. Next time, we're going for the fresh cooking experience that is Teppanyaki.

Had sashimi and the oysters were bad. Not recommended it. The ingredients they use in their meals…read moreseems to be old. Perhaps they don't get as much clientele. When I did say the oysters were bad they promptly replaced it with more sashimi. Hence 3 stars. Good service.