My fav sushi joint in the area. Plenty of yummy dishes to choose from but I still end up ordering…read morethe Tonkotsu Ramen every time. So filling and delicious and worth every cent. Huge welcome from staff every time you enter the door. Great place

I love this place, it's much better than most sushi trains. The food is always fresh and tasty and…read morethe service is great. The fact that it's always packed is a great sign!

Friendly staff greeting with a warm hello when you enter and a warm goodbye and thank you, when you…read moreleave there is a great variety of sushi to choose from, been going here since it opened its my favourite sushi train restaurant in one area

Driving around to go to elsewhere for lunch and came across Namu in Caboolture South and stayed…read morethere instead! New to the area, the onus is on all Japanese Cuisine and absolutely amazing. We had the Bento Boxes (one with karaage chicken, the other with beef teriyaki) and were blown away. The food was fresh, clean and full of flavour. Service was quick and efficient and the menu gave so many options. Price? Very affordable and on par to every Sushi place - if not a bit cheaper. When we walked in there was one other person - within 5 minutes it was full with people waiting. Half restaurant/half take away, but the dining area is clean, colourful and very comfy. Long table outside with stools would be great on a warm summer's evening. (Oh, and it's BYO). This was a great find in Caboolture South/Morayfield and we hope the locals get behind them and indulge in their fine food. Worth the trip to go up there and try them out! We'll be back.

I loooove love love poke bowls ever since I tried them in the States ! Sadly have to admit that…read moreBrisbane has not caught on the poke bowl trend just yet as we have limited franchises that sell it :( But its all good, Suki has us covered for now. Suki is a cute restaurant on the Southbank strip that sells ramen, poke bowls and sushi burritos. You can either pick made up favorites or you can customize your own. I love how they are a place that provides healthy drinks other than soda ! They have coconut water, organic cola, different flavours of kombucha, and juices as well. I chose the regular size ($14.90) #3 poke bowl which had raw salmon, tuna and kingfish with the extra fish, surimi crab, seaweed salad ($1 each for extras $3.90 for double meat), with veggies, togarashi mayo and my base was quinoa and kale. So my bowl with the extras totaled to $20. Sadly, I've never had to pay that much for a poke bowl in America. Everything was pretty yummy, but I wasn't really a fan of the quinoa. I found it way too over cooked and mushy...it tastes like eating grits or oatmeal, but the kale was good. Hopefully it was a one time thing with the quinoa. Staff were friendly, atmosphere was upbeat and they had good seating available. TIP: if your eating in, they give you normal plates & bowls, & if you are making it take away, they place it in a plastic bowl/container. Ask for a carry bag if you need one. Make sure you see what veggies/salads/toppings the staff our including in your order, because some cost extra and some are included (cilantro and chili are free extras) I wish this was closer to Southside because the only locations I know of are Southbank and Balmoral...Because I know Suki is a great option for a healthy take out meal!

I am not sure when this place opened up on Grey Street, but since I was in the area and was craving…read moreRamen, I thought I had to check them out. Especially with all the bright colour changing display on the outside, it really is hard to miss! There are two sections to the place. A dark ramen section and a bright sushi/burrito style bar on the other. They also have Poké bowls. I obviously went for the Ramen one. The eating area has some booths and some outdoor seating. They have a vegetarian ramen too but even though I really wanted to try the vegetarian option, I felt that I could not understand why the vegetarian one was 2 dollars more than the Chicken and I really have been waiting to go to Taro's ramen for that! So I ended up ordering the vegetarian gyoza and the Shio chicken. I could not really eat the gyoza, since there were pools of oil collected in all the ridges almost like it was deep fried. It did say pan fried on the menu but I felt it was an excessive amount even on the inside of the gyoza. I was not sure what the filling is because the oil flavour was a bit overwhelming but It was mainly orange so I am guessing a carrot base or sweet potato? Disclaimer: I am not a ramen expert but I have had some great ramen in the past from Bone Daddies, Shoryu Ramen and Kanada-ya in London. The ramen was presented well enough (by the way- the worst ramen I have had in Brisbane was at Harajuku Gyoza, nice gyoza-terrible ramen). The stock was pretty good but I could not drink any of it since it was much too salty for my palette. The egg was small and did not seem to be marinated so the flavour was lacking. There was an ample quantity of chicken in the soup and a generous serving of bamboo root (which I love). The noodles were satisfying and a definite improvement to Hai Hai which I tried not too long ago. All in all, I wouldn't say it was amazing but it surely filling and satisfying for a hungry tummy craving something soupy and warm in cooler weather. I rated this 3 star because I have not yet tried the other section and is only based on my ramen and gyoza experience.

Fresh, creatively presented sushi dishes zooming around a train in a whimsical and light space…read more I love Sushi & Nori. It's my favourite sushi haunt and it definitely helps that it's on the same street as my work building. With unique plates filled with buttery fish and a wide variety of cooked options including karaage, gyoza and dumplings there's something to please everyone. Service has been exceptional each time I eat here with water glasses being refilled regularly and helpful staff at every turn. It can be slightly more expensive than your bog-standard suburban train, but I'm willing to pay for the atmosphere and comfortable surrounds.

Great little spot in the new King Street Precinct at Bowen Hills…read more First visit today as its in close walking distance to my workplace, and we wanted to try one of the new restaurants in the King Street Precinct. They have simplified their 'plate pricing' by only have 2 types of plates on the menu - all plates with coloured rings around the edges are $4.50, the patterned plates / premium items are $8.00. Wide selection of fresh made sushi rolls, nigri, entree items (gyoza, prawn parcels, chicken karaage bites etc), premium items, desserts and miso soup on the sushi train, but you can also order from the menu. Tried a mini tempura prawn udon bowl soup for $8.00 and it was awesome. Brown rice and black rice sushi rolls on the train and lots of vegetarian options. They have a little takeaway window at the front of the restaurant with sushi rolls for a quick takeaway lunch. The chefs work fast, and all items on the sushi train are fresh, fresh, fresh. Takeaway can be made to order. Great spot for lunch, nice ambiance and friendly staff. Just make sure you get in early to beat the lunch crowds! Takeaway and catering also available.

Funny robot gives you food very funny. Food is yummy but cbs to pay 4.50 for a peice of nagiriread more

A cool little sushi shop to stop in for takeaway or dine-in with many options to choose from and…read morefriendly service throughout. Definitely recommend stopping by sushi train. The best part of it all is the train going pass the tables and you can simply pick up whatever you want.

Oishi is one of those local favourites that people not familiar with the area would likely bypass…read morein favour of the Nandos around the corner. After a tip of from a friend in the area, however, I decided to roll the dice - or should i say, rice! I was greeted by an older lady with friendly face the moment I walked in the door. And after trying manfully but ultimately unsuccessfully to get the damn thing fully closed I took in my surroundings. I absorbed the brown colour scheme, three smallish tables and... I had taken in my surroundings. This was clearly one of those places were all the action was saved for the kitchen, or so i hoped. I looked up to see a menu board that boasted well over fifty items, including typical Japanese favourites (teriyaki noodles, Japanese curry) to more out of the box fare (octopus balls, eel). I went with a dish that was accompanied by a yummy looking photo and while I'm not entirely sure what the ingredients were it sure was tasty. As I ate I noticed the staff preparing fresh sushi rolls behind the counter and opted to try the spicy beef. Perhaps not a traditional choice but one I can heartily recommend. A sentiment that goes for Oishi Sushi also.

Best sushi in Brisbane! I can't fault this place everything was excellent. The sushi was fresh and…read moredelicious. The service is speedy and very attentive. I reccomend the red dragon roll, garlic butter scallops and tori karage !

Mura has a train where all the plates are the same price which is always a great idea. The food is…read morealways fresh and delicious. We usually get some items from the train and get some made to order items, maybe some tempura prawns or veggies, or a katsu don. They do dine in or takeaway which is handy.

Love this place, come here three times a week to satisfy my sushi craving. The vegetable tempura…read moreleaves a little to be desired, but you can't really go past $3.50 a plate in the suburbs.

This is the best sushi i have ever had in my life, no exaggeration. Good service, the workers are…read morenice and welcoming and make food fast!! The interior is nice and the train is filled with sushi!

Delicious and fresh and reasonably priced too. Between the 6 of us we had pork gyoza, karaage, miso…read moreramen, shio ramen, and a karaage rice bowl and everyone enjoyed their meals except my daughter who said her miso ramen soup tasted like the liquid that tinned corn come in. And it was quick too, only a few minutes from ordering to receiving our food. I was very happy with it and the service was good.

The place was nice. It was picturesque with a feel of Japan. We did not wait that long and yet the…read moreramen was so good. We ordered the extra chasyu in shoyu based. Their veggie gyoza is a must try.