Food is nice and fresh here but serving size has dropped off so that makes it a bit expensive…read more We got the teriyaki beef and found it very tough and didn't finish it but the samon roll and the two starters were nice. Service was good.

Nice restaurant! Good service and it was very quick too (well, we were there an hour before closing…read moreso not many people were left). The food was very good (lots of sushis in my case). But it wasn't as aaaaawesome as some has posted here. Still we'll definitely come back!!

Good sushi's been hard to find since coming back from Tokyo. I'm all for the dodgy sushi rolls and…read moretake away joints, but sometimes you just need something better and tastier. Masuya Suisan AKA Sushi of Masuya is definitely up there and may well be our new go-to joint! Okay, I'm a sucker for karaage chicken. I suck, but I can't help it and yes, it was tasty. I wasn't really into the agedashi tofu. Nice, but totally not what I thought it'd taste like. Forever tainted by the agedashi tofu I had in Tokyo. Also order the yuzu green tea because I love yuzu anything? I'd always been a fan, but the trip to Tokyo really tipped me over the edge to obsession and oh lord. The otoro nigiri looks so stingy; in fact, it fell apart when I went to pick it up. It still tasted damn fine though. Also, that is some of the freshest uni I've had in Sydney.

This place is always busy at night, and I don't blame them! I came here with 2 friends, and we…read morewaited for about 15 min before being seated. We were initially seated at a table for 2 people, but when the table next to us left, we were able to combine the tables. Service is a little slow, which is understandable since it was busy, but there were also plenty of servers. I got the salmon sashimi and it was amazing, nice and buttery. My friends shared a sashimi dish (forgot the name, but it had a variety of sashimi). We all shared the garlic hot pot, and I got a side of rice, since what is hot pot without some rice?? The broth was delicious, and the meat and veggies in the hot pot definitely hit the spot!

I reckon this is the best Japanese food we can find in Hornsby-Pennant Hills area…read more Plenty of options from Sashimi, tempura, salads, wagyu beef, all really tasty BYO wine Japanese bottle beers are available

Ever since my son started learning Japanese at school, he has fallen in love with Japanese food…read more(which is absolutely fine with me) so Mori has gone onto high rotation in our "what shall we have for dinner' playlist. There are a few Japanese/Korean places in Hornsby but by all accounts Mori is the most authentically Japanese. The food is good. Really good. And unlike a lot of Japanese places the portions aren't tiny. You can get a good meal here at a reasonable price. The place itself is pretty tiny and always crowded. Seriously, the place is small. Don't go with a large group, you will not fit. Tiny as it is, Its usually better to try for a table rather than go for take away. Although they do take away, a lot of japanese food doesn't take kindly to sitting in a plastic container. It really should be eaten absolutely fresh. Some of the dishes are more durable and will stand up to the trip home so if you chose wisely, you can still get a good dinner even if the eat in is packed.

My new favourite local sushi train! They have an extensive menu list with a lot of nigiris, and I…read moreespecially loved their selection of rolls. Food was fresh and their udon was super yummy - I'll definitely be coming back soon.

Got to love a Sushi train venue that plays jazz tunes. Great selection of Sushi always fresh, very…read moreCOVID safe venue and amazing service. Reasonable prices as well.

You could choose between either the premade sushi in the window, or the sushi off of the conveyor…read morebelt. They have a large variety of quick and easy and convenient options for either sitting down and dining in, we could take away on the go. Hey Services, this is really nice, and they will customize orders or accommodate dietary needs . I got a few of the pre made nigiri with torched salmon and a few handrolls. This is a popular chain in Australia, and I could definitely see something like this doing well in the states

Good "sushi" especially based on the reasonable cost. Also, very convenient as you can be on your…read moreway in a matter of a minute. So A+ for all that. However F for customer service. The girl that helped us seemed like she was either having a bad day or was allergic to being nice. And that's putting it mildly.

(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.

Kura is a really japanese food. I love their Katsudon !…read more Small prices big plates. My wife has been to japan and she told me that Kura looks like traditional japanese food place.

Very small restaurant but very good food. I had a bento box with teriyaki chicken, miso, salad,…read moresalmon sashimi and rice and fried spring roll and one other fried dumpling type thing. The teriyaki was excellent, the salad was only ok and a bit dry. The fried items were not the flavor profile I was expecting but not bad. Being from the US, maybe it's just how it's done in Australia. One of us had teriyaki udon noodle bowl. Excellent noodles and broth. One had a sushi roll. WOW. The largest sushi roll ever. It was almost 2.5" diameter. Way too big to put in your mouth. It was like a California roll - avocado, cucumber and crab salad inside with salmon and tuna sashimi on top. Taste was excellent but very awkward to eat. Overall, friendly with good food. Totally forgot to take pictures.

Went to a surprise birthday here and got a private room, there were at least 15 people there. The…read moreatmosphere was cool but the sitting arrangement was strange, the seats were half in the ground half above.. sounds weird? Because it was! So difficult to get up and back down! It was a massive pain! That was the only thing that ruined the experience, other than that the food was great and the service was also awesome. The ordering process was nice and easy, the fact that it is self ordering from the room on a screen makes ordering fast and easy and you can really take your time ordering. The sushi was nice and fresh and the chicken dishes were flavoursome, the portions were pretty small but the prices weren't terribly expensive, with the in room ordering it made it way to easy to order, especially in a bigger room where there is 2 screens to order! Very hard to police who is ordering what. Overall it was a cool place to go with nice food and good friendly service.

For all tech-savvy people out there, Wagaya is definitely with it. Touch screen ordering ipads at…read moreevery table makes it simple, quick and fun to order. Be warned though if your overly eager fingers traipse across the screen, the servings are quite small and you may end up with a much larger bill than planned. Although the food is reasonably priced, it's not recommended for heavy eaters. There are heaps of different dishes to choose from, and the food is categorised to make finding your favourites that much easier. I have a few friends that are terrified of eating eel but the dragon rolls, which is eel with a smoky bbq sauce and cream cheese is enough to tempt even them. The service is quite speedy, so no more waiting for table water as the staff zip from one booth to the next. On busy nights waiting for a table can be the pits because it gets heaps of customers who are coming from Darling Harbour. For bigger groups, it's recommended you book out private rooms in advance. If you do get one, you'll get a feel for an authentic Japanese dinner, with a low table and floor cushions to kneel on. I've heard a fair bit about this place and I'll admit that I haven't tried their sushi roulette (salmon rolls where one has a nasty wasabi surprise) but that's definitely the next fun thing on my Wagaya agenda!