There is no shortage of Beef Teriyaki for takeaway in the CBD. Personally, I think this one is the…read morebest - and incredibly good value too. The place is hidden away on underground level when descending into Martin's Place station. Maybe that is why they have to provide superior quality in order to gain business. Either way, the beef was succulent but not chewy. The sauce tasted as if it had been freshly cooked from scratch rather than ready made. Aromatic, but neither too greasy nor too salty. Finger-licking perfect. And all of that as a regular size for 6 AUD (as of June 2011) is pretty much unheard of.

This place is a GEM- especially for their "happy hour" specials-- a mixed box of sashimi/California…read moreroll for $5? Rice paper rolls (with your choice of chicken, salmon or veggie) for $3? You can't beat that! It would be a great spot for lunch, but even better for grabbing dinner on your way home as it's in the Martin Place station. I'm not sure what time "happy hour" starts but they stay open until about 7 so plenty of time to get your sushi fix and save some serious coin in the process!

Arguably the best Sushi in Sydney! Beautiful food. Service can be a little slow, but it's quite…read morereasobable!

This is a sushi chain in Australia. There were a few locations I found while traveling around…read moreSydney. They have sushi you can pay for by the purse at the counter, or you can order off the menu or grab off the sushi conveyor belt. The sushi is pretty good! It's not high end at all, but it's fresh and pretty tasty! I really loved the torched salmon teriyaki. They have a variety of pieces or rolls to choose from. Some of the offerings were massive! With single pieces rolls as large as my hand! The service was good! The counter attendant was polite and accommodating with having fresh sushi when I asked for pieces without mayo. They have sit down service, but it was mostly grab and go. They have counter seating with stools if you don't want to take your sushi to go.

Good sushi rolls, filling and tasty. Easy to order and quick…read moreservice Food court ambiance, find a table here. Not a restaurant

Avoid this place at all costs! Service was just ok, but the sushi options (that you go to a sushi…read moreboat restaurant for) were very disappointing. It looked like the chef made 10 (each) of 5 types of sushi. These went around and around. By the time we came, it seemed these were made a while prior. Sushi boat restaurants are moreso having a lot of options and quick turnaround in fish. Hero sushi train did not have these, which made the experience dismal. I should have known this was about to come after seeing the stacked dish covers, which looked like bored workers made a fort with them. Great location, bad food.

Good selection of sushi plates available and had no trouble getting a seat even on a Friday…read morelunchtime. No problem with split bills if you are there with work mates. No view, but nice food and casual ambience.

I felt like I was somewhere in Japan! We sat at the counter, which I recommend if you were here for…read morethe first time, a couple or a single. There was 6-7 people cooking on Friday night, one people at each station. Thus the food come out very quickly! We learn the hard lesson by making a mistake of ordering everting at once. Sure enough all the 8 dishes were delivered within 20 minutes.... make sure to place your order one to two dishes at a time. Food was good. Yakitori juicy, Hotate was fresh, seaweed salad, grilled mackerel, all dishes we ordered were pretty good. Old fashioned fries are a good deal (for Aussie price). Plenty of sake choices. You can choose from 100ml or 300ml so you can taste a little first, to see which one you like. I'll come back here again.

Yebisu Izakaya has this nice and friendly vibe. Full of energy and the service was excellent! We…read morewere here on a weekday every for a light snack so the wait for table was around 10 minute. The ipad ordering system is well designed with detailed descriptions and wonderful photos. I did have a higher expectation with the food after reading all these 4/5 star reviews but nothing we ordered was really memorable. Maybe I did not order the right things? Good as a place to meet up with friends and have a drink but if you are looking for higher quality of Japanese fare, you might need to go somewhere. Just be careful the portion is tapas style and your bills can quickly added up if you want to have a full meal here.

(Please read October 2018 update, can't be arsed doing yet another review of Makoto, but the news…read moreis good!) This hurts. For 15 years I've been enjoying that feeling of having a special place thats pretty much perfect. Where the guys knew me and the food was way above the rest. Makoto was the best Sushi Train I'd ever been to and it was fully 1 minutes walk down the road. So I went a lot, I mean at least 800 times. The value was there. My favourites were the tempura king prawn hand roll, the king prawn and omelette hand roll and the most basic of all, the salmon sushi. Thing was, all the offerings were fresh generous and delicious. Last year a new owner came in. You don't need to read anymore if you, like me, know what that always means. The first to go was James who had been there from the start. Most of the staff went because they put in the ubiquitous computer screen ordering system. Then they removed all the old prawn dishes. All of them. Now you are lucky if you get a pre prepared frozen crumbed prawn covered in a mayo mess. Then they reduced the sizes of every dish on the train so the salmon was much smaller. All my favourites disappeared or were scrimped. Then they put all the prices up. The next thing to go was the queue, then the regulars stopped going. Now there's barely anyone there at 12 noon when there used to be a wait for ten to fifteen minutes. I'll still go now and then because its still fresh and its still close. The really sad thing is that I see people there who never saw what it used to be - they probably think that this is a pretty good place, they don't know what it was like. Sigh. Update October 2018 The tempura king prawns hand rolls are back!!!! The other day they had the old cooked prawn and mayonnaise gunkan on the train, its not back full time but at least it made an appearance! The salmon sashimi is no longer scrimped upon. Its back to its old size. Back to 5 stars for the prawn hand rolls alone. Thank you God, I really missed those things. And they are still on the blue plates, which have been bumped from $3.60 to $3.80 - so what - 20c!! Two words - yaa. hoo.

This a big call but I think this is the best sushi train in Sydney!! Genrally I don't like sushi…read moretrains but this is certainly an exception. The seafood is always fresh and of a high grade. However this does come at a price and you will certainly be paying for it. They have great Salmon sashimi but my favourites come off the menu, not the train and they are the omelette and king prawn hand roll and fisherman's soup. The Agedashi tofu ain't bad either ! I only wish less people knew how good this place is as sometimes the queue is pretty long.

Came here for dinner after doing a bridge climb and found this place to be absolutely fantastic…read more We had no reservation and just turned up and they were able to seat us pretty quickly. The restaurant was busy and you could obviously see from everyone that was dining there that they were very happy. We ordered a number of different items which were all excellent as well as some cocktails . The location is beautiful and the interior decor is lovely. Highly recommended.

UNREAL fusion Japanese restaurant with amazing vibes, from the perfect lighting for pictures to…read moreexpertly timed service of one dish to the next. We did the tasting menu and it was a full survey of Japanese cuisine and protein types, from fish to beef. My favorite dish by far was the miso cod. It was melt-in-your-mouth goodness and came with delicious simmered mushrooms. I also loved the Brussels sprouts (much more on the fusion side) and the fondant (basically a chocolate lava cake). It only it wasn't so far from home l'd be here all the time

This is a nice sushi place located in the amazing Westfield shipping complex…read more The service was great, and the waitresses were super friendly. Most of the options on the sushi train didn't really appeal to me - which is unusual because I normally like a few options that are available. I ended up ordering a few plates from the menu, and they were made quickly which is great. All plates (excepted sashimi) are $3.50 each, which is reasonable. Overall, this is a good sushi place. However, there are so many more amazing options at the Cafe Court on Level 5.

Good variety of dishes available and at relatively cheap prices too. I usually order exactly what I…read morewant so that it's fresh and sometimes it doesn't always appear on the conveyor belt. The staff were friendly and attentive too.

This is my favourite takeaway sushi joint in the CBD. If you're in the city and craving sushi you…read morereally need look no further. The sashimi is super fresh and ever so silky and the variety of sushi on offer is great. As well as the Sashimi, my picks are the sushi pieces of scallop and the grilled salmon, which you can buy individually, oh and the Miso soup is also great. Conveniently located in the food court under the QVB and Pitt St Mall, its a great lunch time spot through the week, and also on weekend shopping expeditions.

Conveyor Belt Sushi in Darlinghurst…read more Conveyor Belt Sushi is rarely legendary. Conveyor Belt Sushi is always fun. This was fun. And the price was nice.

Friendly staff, warm atmosphere…read more All dishes were $3.30 the food was fairly fresh and tasted good but it was extremely "westernised". If I go to a Japanese sushi train I want it to be Japanese, not an Australian version of what Australians think Japanese food is. In the end it was a shame that another brand has chosen to cater to people who have no idea about Japanese food rather than serve the real thing... If I wanted every single dish drizzled in Japanese egg mayonnaise I would have just sat at home and drank the Japanese mayonnaise straight from the bottle...