If you're after some family dinner fun this is the place to go. My niece was fascinated and has put…read morein a request to return for her birthday. She is good on the tooth and tried just about everything but it may not be for kids with fussy tastebuds. We ordered the $48 fukusui banquet which is the same as the $43 Fuji but with the addition of Japanese plum wine and scallops. The plum wine was surprisingly nice and the scallops were huge so I'd go all in for a first visit; why not? Opinions vary on value for money. It's not that much food but you are paying for the entertainment as well. I wasn't hungry when I left but certainly leaves comfortable space for dessert. They have an a la carte menu but you'll either be labelled a stick in the mud or feel disappointed once you see the fun others are having. Parking is located in the lane outside the motel or risk your car being towed if you're not staying as a guest. Ps. Don't wear your best shirt or go for dark clothes. Hides stains better ;)

Good local Japanese Teppanaki bar in Warners Bay. It is within the Eco Resort opposite the lake…read more The food is food along with the entertainment of catching your dinner from the chef.

Fantastic unassuming Japanese restaurant. Food was great. Large servings at a rigid price. Smooth…read morejazz playing softly in the background. Perfect for date night. I will be back soon.

Beautiful authentic Japanese food at a great place with great service. Definitely recommend…read more They also do great takeaway platters

I like that the miso ramen is tasty yet not salty. I also love the summer special kiku-crab. The…read moretartar sauce tastes very delightful. It's the perfect place to have a family lunch or dinner.

We were on a Groupon voucher which had been discounted so we were paying a good price. However, we…read morewere the only ones. It looked like they had a few regulars. We arrived early 11:30am for a noon lunch but no problems. We were asked if we would like the chefs to start our lunch early. It was windy and miserable outside so I opted for the warmed sake. It was fine but we did try some nicer sake at the end of the meal. Our plates came out in a timely manner. I think due to the waitress paying attention to how quickly we were eating. The restaurant was filled by noon and when a large group arrived at the door they had to make a decision to find somewhere else to eat. All of our food was great and we even opted to pay for a second plate. The bento boxes and other lunch time meals looked good too.I also liked the cocktail with lychee. There are quite a few eating places within a short walk of this place and they were also very busy.

No one will probably read this review since aussie's dont appear to love yelp but I'll write it…read moreanyway. Umaya happens to be around the corner from a church I was visiting in sydney and I came here frequently. I had the karage don and the katsu don bowls and they were both awesome! Super solid karage, fresh, crunchy and tender and the sauces and kewpie mayo they use is great. The katsu don bowl was also exactly as i expected it. I may not be happy about the price if i were paying AUD but paying USD it was moreeee than fair. The quality was very consistent and the service was great. Definitely a go to place if you're ever in the outskirts of sydney australia!

The food was really good but the vicinity was not as clean as you would expect, the yellow squares…read moreon wall were really dirty and the floor was quite dirty as well but the food, customer service and wait time were all really good!!

Read about this place online and was super stoked to try it out. The menu looked great and had a…read morenice variety of food options. When you first walk in, kind of feels like you are in a video game. Very funky and crazy decor. We ordered 2 ramens and some appetisers. For the appetisers we got the 6pc Wagyu gyoza, they were alright; should have stuck with the classic pork gyoza. We also ordered the Korokke which were tasty. It's essentially a Japanese croquette, deep fried goodness. For the ramen we got Shoyu ramen, you can't go wrong with the black garlic and chicken oil. The shoyu was pretty good. We also got the Katsu Curry ramen. The pork loin was good but the broth was very bland. Overall I just felt it lacked some flavour but has potential.

Great overall food staff are awesome and very well mannered. They sure know how to serve us with a…read moresmile

Oh this cute place! I hope they pull it together before they close them self down. I love their…read moreambiance- super welcoming soft lighting and indoor outdoor seating. The restaurant is situated amongst a string of eateries near the museum so it caters to out-of-towners. The service on the night I came is was friendly however un-attentive considering there were 6 tables at 7pm. Not that the servers were standing around doing nothing, they were just slow and took their time. The menu was so expensive considering how simple the selection - and I did come in for ramen however the only soup selection was the obligatory miso. The menu was gyoza, tempura, edamame basics with very good presentation. I ordered agadashi tofu to test skills which came out as one piece, luke warm, overly bonito'd but edible. Wine selection was a plus and I did get a generous taster since what I wanted wasn't available. Overall this place has SOOOO much potential but I would not bring my friends, colleagues or family here for the quality:price ratio. I enjoyed the space but the meal and service can improve.

Not impressed. Service: extremely slow and staff don't seem…read moreto follow up well. I felt as though I was bothering the staff with each request. They respond as though it's an inconvenience to stop the roll they were making yo get someone else to bring water. Also, they overcharged us by $20! The water came 20 minutes after my request. Food: sushi was ok. The cats roll was way too sweet ( salmon on top, tuna inside). The teriyaki chicken was mediocre as well. They have packaged ginger and packaged wasabi on the conveyer belt train. The staff seem nice but I would not eat here again..the only pleasant part was a cute man sat beside me:).

I adore sushi trains. All the deliciousness of Japanese food combined with a food conveyer belt…read more I've been really lucky - all the trains I've tried in Sydney have been great. And then Newcastle got a sushi train. I forgot my one cardinal rule of eating in Newcastle - Don't Get Excited. We nipped in for a late lunch - around 2pm. We were told to take a seat politely. But that was it from the staff - no drinks were offered, I had to help myself from the drinks fridge, and we never got to order the two hot entrees we wanted because no one came near us. The hot dishes were tepid at best, and the cold dishes were room temperature, which made me cautious. Most of the sushi rolls were drowning in day-glo coloured sauces to the point that you couldn't determine what filling the rolls had. And this place has a love affair with cream cheese. More than half the rolls on the belt had cream cheese, which I initially assumed was tofu. Have you ever had a tempura prawn and cream cheese roll? It is the definition of disgusting and a crime against nature. The prawn wontons tasted odd - they didn't appear to have any pork in them, but had a slightly porky taste, which might have been the wrappers themselves or contamination. Again, served tepid. Nothing new was added to the train, despite two staff members assembling dishes in front of us, possibly stockpiling for dinner. However, the crab balls were delicious and reminiscent of those served at Thai mainstay Sticky Rice, if not hot enough. The mini spring rolls were pleasant, but again stone cold. In the end we left, laughing in shock, leaving behind at least half of our meal uneaten and went home for sandwiches. We won't be going back to Sushi Revolution again - the food is below subpar and the staff avoid you until the bill has to be paid, when they start cooing about how everything was. And, quite frankly, I may need counseling after the tempura prawn and cream cheese (honestly, how the heck did they manage to make the tempura prawn colder than the cream cheese?!) because that is a taste sensation that never needed to be invented.

Food is beautiful. Service is prompt. Meals are fresh & taste incredible. Nothing is too much…read moretrouble. Recommend highly

We are from California and were looking for a Thai recommendation on Yelp when we couldn't help but…read morenotice Liz L's review. After much hysterical laughter we knew we found our place! We headed straight over and were encouraged by the amount of patrons in the restaurant including local law enforcement happily exiting with his take away. The establishment is very pleasant, clean and the food smelled great. We were warmly welcomed and sat at a premium window seat. It was hard to make a decision on what to order, everything sounded great but we ultimately chose to order the seafood salad. It was delicious, ingredients were fresh and prepared perfectly. Not one bite was over cooked. Hats off to Liz L for her bat sh@t crazy rant that directed us to a real neighborhood gem. We'll be back!