Welcomed through the doors by the rousing cries of "Irasshaimase!" Ozeki Sushi is a friendly, happy…read moreJapanese Sushi Train restaurant. It happens to be my favourite sushi train on the north side of Sydney. I love going here for lunch or dinner. It's located on Victoria Street in Chatswood right outside the Chatswood Chase Shopping Centre. It's often busy but if you're in a small group or grabbing a quick bite by yourself you should be able to get a seat at the train right away. The wait staff are attentive which is a nice change as it's not always the case at sushi train restaurants. The variety of sushi is really good - fresh sashimi, grilled scallop, California roll, prawn sushi, salmon, baby rolls.. I could happily go on and on.. There are Japanese chefs busily preparing food in front of you and they are more than happy to make you a fresh plate of whatever you would like off their menu. There is also a selection of Japanese dishes on the menu which you won't find on the train but can be ordered from the wait staff. If you have any room left for dessert after sampling all the delicious sushi, I recommend ordering the green tea ice-cream off the menu. It comes in a sundae glass and there is enough to share between two. Although, it's so good you may not wish to share it with anyone else.

I am not sure that it is as good as the rave reports, that's my personal opinion. I found the…read moredishes a little small, the quantity of meat/fish/prawn dainty to say the least. Whilst a fixed price per dish appears appealing, it did not work out any cheaper.

Was okay. Expensive for what is really a takeaway restaurant…read more Nothing super exciting about the menu

My go to restaurant here in Wentworth Point, and my general go to for sushi…read more There's a huge variety of sushi to choose from with a lot of fun and interesting flavour combinations. I recommend getting the Snapper Nigiri, that has dollop of yuzu on top. Just be aware that the net coverage is bad in this area, so bring offline entertainment whilst you're dining here.

Terrible food. I ordered take-away salmon sashimi which was inedible it had so many bones. I called…read moreto complain. All I got was an apology but they wouldn't refund. Disgusting. Since leaving this review the owner of Sakura has left a reply using our names. This is obviously an attempt to bully and intimidate us and other people not to leave negative reviews. She tried at the time to threaten us with the police if we left a bad review. Stay away from this restaurant. The food is not fit for human consumption and the owner engages in bullying and threatening behaviour towards anyone who challenges that.

I love this little authentic place, nestled in an old building with beautiful stained glass…read morewindows. The food is outstanding and very reasonably priced, the ramen is huge! Staff very extremely friendly and efficient. The place is quite small and turns over fast. I enjoyed my chicken ramen a lot and will go back for more!

Before the staff were more vibrant but no sure about now...they are less enthusiastic and less…read moresmile. Forgot simple orders. They seem to be tired. Seem to be short of staff. One particular staff "sigh" as she picked up a menu accidentally dropped by my little one. Don't think she wants to work here!!! The staff don't automatically pour water for you. I actually saw someone pour the water themselves. Food are still great but staff...

Really fresh sashimi and great seafood choices. Lacking chicken choices and vegetarian ones as…read morewell. Great drinks selection and a wide dessert selection. Green tea brûlée, green tea cheesecake and even green tea panacotta! A bit on the expensive side. Service is friendly but considering how busy they are, they should upgrade to touch screen service. Always busy - if you want to go to dinner go around 5 or 6pm.

The restraunt is amazing the ambiance is incredible you can tell all of the staff love their…read morecustomers and give them their utmost attention, your given multiple options to order such as in person, via QR code and then have the food delivered via a robot or directly off the sushi train which is always stocked with fresh hot delicious sushi. On top of this the menu selection is great ranging from sushi to donburi, salads and ramen. Absolutely reccomend every time I go it gets better an amazing restraun

Sushi train here,there is nothing that stands out by the food is good and prices are fair. It's s…read morelittle dark inside and you don't have to sit on the sushi train,you can order off the dinner menu

I love this place. The food is always delicious and it is reasonably priced. There are always lots…read moreof Japanese people here, which is a good sign. I simply don't understand the bad reviews.

I went into Sushi Counter because I fancied a bit of sushi al fresco (why not?) and it sits just…read moreopposite a very nice wee outdoor spot called Ernest Place. Upon entering it I was greeted with such cheer that I suddenly started wondering whether this really was my first time in here. No, apparently they're just that friendly. I ordered a lunchtime sushi box (filled to the brim you'll be happy to know) to go, though there's ample space in the long restaurant to sit for a casual meal. It took a couple of minutes to assemble before I was shown to the door like an old friend they were sad to see go. The rolls and sashimi were fantastic, just the right amount of seaweed around them to not be too salty and with really generous slabs of fish. Delicious and ego-boosting, what more could you want from a meal?!

Cool! A great…read morelittle restaurant on Darling Street in Balmain, amongst all the other great little restaurants. The place has good sushi, both dine in and take away. I often just get take away when I can't be bothered with dinner, and its usually not too much. The prices are competitive, but also not the cheapest. You can usually get 2 containers of sushi for less than $10, but that often doesn't do the job for me. But then again, I eat a lot. I would advise this place as some of the best sushi around the area, for taste and price. Definately check it out, but keep in mind - it's not a big classy restaurant, just a small, perhaps humble place in the shadow of the category of "classy restaurants", of which Sydney has many. The staff are friendly enough, and the place is comfortable to eat in. And get a froen coke at 7/11 accross the road. Nice.

A cute sailor like theme establishment, and in a coveted position near the About Life organic…read moregrocery store. Sushi before shopping and you will feel like you are in heaven; yet for me sushi just doesn't do it for me here in Rozelle. I mean there is nothing wrong with the establishment; with the quality of the sushi or the service; it is just that I have been conditioned to eat and enjoy sushi in the city or in the eastern suburbs of Sydney somewhere; not near my previous home area. You just have to really want it; no different to an overseas holiday. As I said I cannot fault the service, the sushi is terrific and full of authentic flavours with the freshest ingredients being used; and if your lucky you might get to see the staff roll the sushi by hand using those bamboo mats; it is kind of special. I will come to this establishment again and enjoy; yet 'sushi in the city' has just overpowered the enjoyment received from this establishment somewhat.

Great sushi and great prices!!! You have to get their when they open otherwise wait time could be…read moreover an hour sometimes:) but it worth it! The place is pretty small: a few tables inside and outside, so a lot of people take orders to go:) Everything was fresh and delicious:) Also it is BYOB, which is amazing:) Bring your favorite drink and enjoy great food :) Recommend! Cheers :)

Oh my god soft shelled crab rolls, where have you been all my life???…read more I know everyone raves about the salmon at Sushi on Stanley (which features prominently on their menu and combo platter deals), but the soft shelled crab roll is truly the hidden gem on their menu ($5.50). Tell them you want them spicy, and these four pieces of fried crab loveliness are "this is so good I must be allergic to it or something" delicious. While I'm not sure I'll ever be able to tear myself away from the crab now that I have tried it, the tuna was tasty and sweet, and the fish teriyaki was also good. As an added bonus, though small, the restaurant itself is actually quite lovely with its simple Japanese touches and the wide grins of its diners lighting the place up.