I walked passed it the first time then the guy called me and asked if I wanted to try some of their…read moresushi. I tried the salmon and beef and mmmmm they were delicious! This little place is inside Woolie's Cumberland Park next to the cafe. Try it!

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 frequently have sushi when I'm out (it's very difficult for me to make it at home ) and out of…read morethe 100+ I have had in South Australia this Sakura location ranks among the best. The lady behind the counter was pleasant and kind, the selection was substantial, and their teriyaki beef roll was absolutely one of the best I've ever had! I would give this particular shop TEN stars if I could, and I recommend this place to everyone that is in the area!

Great fresh sushi and a robot serving drinks was a novelty the kids enjoyed!…read moreReally Good range to choose from and one of the biggest conveyors of ever seen in a sushi train restaurant...

I just finished lunch at Sushi Train Welland, while the food was superb as always I have a few…read moreissues with the staff; One in particular racist ranga, Chantelle made me extremely uncomfortable with her acts of cultural appropriation. I was extremely uncomfortable as mentioned before which stopped me from eating my meal. Once she served us, she was rude and abrupt. As a former fast food worker, I understand the busy rushes and that environment to work in but this was beyond rude.

I've tried to fight it, but I can not escape the fact that this is my local sushi provider. I've…read morebeen coming here for so long now, and despite a few ups and downs in quality, I'm now more confident than ever that this place can keep up with the best of them. The service is always friendly, and the value for money of the rolls is around the mark. I've eaten the raw fish rolls a few times, and no illnesses to date! The platters they do are also pretty good. Nothing super fancy, although they are usually in a container tied with a ribbon, which is nice. Another personal bonus for me is that they are open at 9.30 on Sunday mornings. Apparently not everyone craves sushi after a big night, but I do. And having sushi made fresh for you while you wait is special. It's exactly the kind of special I like to feel on a Sunday morning. I'll keep coming back. Until they close. Or until a decent, convenient sushi provider opens even closer to where I live.

The sushi here is always fresh and prepared well. They have a wide variety of sushi and sushi…read morepacks. You can also get dumplings and cold rolls. The chicken cold rolls are amazing and so fresh and tasty! The staff are super friendly and so polite. This small store is definitely worth popping into if you want some great sushi.

From the owner: Sushi Rolls Sushi party tray…read moreBento take-away Tasty cold rolls

"I need sushi!" Actually I always do. Especially in the summer. I have had some bad luck with sushi…read moredestinations on this end of town. But alas, I think I have found the best one. Phew! Note: It is always worth exploring! The sushi here is good, fresh and the rice is not too thick. There are quite a few choices of fillings. The scorched salmon was the best. They also offer bipimbap and udon noodle soups. I haven't tried the bipimbap, but it looks good. The udon noodle soup with tempura prawns is really good. Perfect amount of noodles and a really generous serving of four large prawns! The stock was super tasty and not too sweet. I am a big fan of the soup here! The service is good, and fast. This is a takeaway shop. But there are a couple of tables and chairs you can use.

Fantastic quality sushi ! A wide selection to choose from…read more Lots of raw fish and veggie sushi rolls. The spicy chicken roll and the ground beef teriyaki roll are just awesome. After 5pm they have 3 for $5 which is affordable and all the rolls are fresh. This has to be some of the best sushi I have tried in Adelaide and being a sushi addict this is my new go to place for this healthy fix !

Some days I just have to get my Sushi on, others I crave a kick-ass Seafood Laksa or some crazy…read morelittle spring rolls with some Katsu-Don.....with any of these I have one issue that normally hinders most of my Ninja-Samurai cravings. To put it bluntly I am one incredibly slack cat! Luckily for me, Sakura at Marden is really close to my folks place and I drive past there almost every day! I realise that Sakura is part of a chain of Sushi/Japanese restaurants that have sprung up around the place, but the quality really goes up and down depending on which one you go to. Marden is always on the money, and the Seafood Laksa scares me....It is just that good! Plus, it is really cheap. For under $15 you can have a good solid feed and leave feeling like one more bite would send you into a scene from 'The Meaning of Life'! If you get there towards closing time you can also get half price Sushi Rolls, but be mindful, sometimes the rice is a bit crunchy by then!

Nyu Sakura in Marden is by far my favourite sushi store in Adelaide…read more Their sushi is always tight, cold, and fresh! Perfection indeed. The girls that work their are always very friendly too. This is also one of the only sushi stores that I've come across with an alcohol license. Buuuut the beverage I prefer from Nyu Sakura is definitely their rice teas.

I like sushi, sushi is yummy, I wish I could have sushi everyday. But not this sushi.. it tasted…read morelike someone shat in my plate and they were really rude. I didn't like that it was very not good. And they said to my Indian husband "get out of here you curry muncher" I was flabbergasted so I threw the sushi at them and they waiter Xjoling got mad. I rate this a -5000000000000 starts

When I first spotted that the empty space at 147 The Parade (formerly Title, and Big Star before…read morethat) was turning into a sushi bar - I thought "what, another one?" But despite being in a saturated marketplace in terms of sushi, Kintaro offer one thing that the others don't. Here's a hint: starts with "t" end with "rain". Yes, a much-loved SUSHI TRAIN! Something about these little conveyer belts of goodness and cheer just make me happy. I visited Kintaro for the first time yesterday and was even happier. From the exaggerated "moshi moshi" that greets you from about 15 staff members when you walk in, to the delicious parcels of deliciousness that whizz by you when you sit down, to the OTT J-Pop that assaults your ears as you eat: it's all cute and happy-making. Exactly what a sushi train experience should be. The space has been renovated and redecorated: now it's sleek and modern and minimal, with cute cherry blossom designs on the walls. It feels light and spacious and welcoming. As the chefs whip up sushi in the middle of the space, you take your pick from the colour coded plates that pass by on the train - prices ranging from $3 - $8 per plate depending on colour. There's lots to chose from: we opted for raw salmon nigiri, chicken avocado rolls, vegetable tempura, okonomiyaki and ebi fry: all were delicious. They use fresh tasty ingredients, and are quite heavy on the use of Japanese mayo and BBQ sauce. We paid around $12 each for lunch and drinks, which isn't as cheap as a sushi roll but way more fun! Will definitely be back to try more.