Love this place. Echigo beer (Japanese rice lager). Lovely green tea, refillable…read more Train offers much goodness. I personally love the sashimi. Tuna, salmon, kingfish. My partner goes crazy for chicken and corn balls or the cajun karaage. Cute little booth. Quaint train. Elevator music. Fanatic service. Many vego options. Always try new things. Favorite date eats.

I have to admit I'm a huge sushi fan. It took me a while to get there, but once I did I was hooked…read moreand I've never looked back. That being said I am yet to have the guts to try anything raw, so I stick the basics. Chicken, Vegetables, Tuna... just to be on the safe side. Cherry Blossom also offers hot foods and are available to cater for a dinner party you may have in the future. Cherry Blossom have yet to disappoint me. The sushi is absolutely beautiful and are always fresh and cold. It may seem weird to want your sushi cold but have you ever ordered sushi only to find it be hot? It's kind of disgusting. Sushi can be a tricky thing to buy (sure it's easy to pick and point) but if you're like me (let's hope not), then you're always going to be thinking in the back of your mind if it's safe or not to eat, especially if you eat raw fish. Fortunately I don't, but I still worry about the health issues that are behind it. You never have to worry about this when it comes to Cherry Blossom. In fact sometimes they look too good to eat! They don't skimp on the fillings either which is always a huge plus in my books. Who wants to pay for sushi only to find it's full of rice and one slice of cucumber? No thank-you. Next time you're at Fulham I highly recommend you visiting Cherry Blossom. Reasonable prices, always fresh and full of flavour. I suggest trying the pumpkin and chicken satay. Absolutely delicious!

Nice, clean and modern location, pretty much a standard sushi bar with polite staff. Very small…read morerange of ready made sushi, but staff are willing to make sushi upon request.

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 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!

Within minutes of arriving in any given location I will orient myself primarily through the…read moreimmediate location of a) good sushi and b) good coffee. I have an internal GPS to track down these two essentials, as if by instinct. It's a skill: I'm like the Bear Grylls of sushi/ coffee. Except without the idiocy or the nature skills. On second thoughts, I'm not like Bear Grylls at all. Ridiculous intros aside, when in Semaphore, Swish Sushi on Semaphore Road easily takes the prize for a) good sushi. OK, OK: so there's not much/ any competition it's true, BUT, that's not to say Swish Sushi isn't actually good. Because they are. The sushi rolls are fresh and tasty, especially the teriyaki chicken and raw salmon. My only word of warning: go early, as the selection (especially later in the afternoon) can sometimes be pretty poor. The place itself is cute and fresh, with lots of Japanese red and decor in the minimal space, as well as the option of eating al fresco. As well as its namesake dish, the menu also offers hot Japanese meals, but I confess that I've never been tempted beyond their solid selection of sushi.

Swish Sushi is indeed swisher than most standard sushi shops. The interior is really nice, with…read morelots of wooden panels and red murals. However, their selection of sushi is nothing to get excited over. They keep the most popular flavours, with only about 8 choices. One of the things I enjoy most about sushi is seeing what odd flavours different places come up with. This one had nothing I hadn't tried before. They lose some serious street cred for that. Also, heed Lana's warning - there's not much left after lunch time. All sushi is $3.00 per roll, which I think it's pretty steep, but my standards are low. It is quite nice sushi - fresh and well-made. A good option if you're desperate for sushi, but really, along Semaphore Road there are better options.

There's a distinct lack of Sushi places down at the old historic Port Adelaide, but in reality…read morethere isn't a lot of other things either. The revitalization project is rapidly changing that, and niche cafes/restaurants are popping up with their own distinct traits and they are finally breathing fresh life into the once dead and heavily criticized suburb. So when I saw that Nijihong Sushi was opening in the Port Mall shopping centre, I sighed a breath of relief, because although I adore Sushi-Train at St. Clair, realistically you're paying way too much per plate for 3 small pieces of fish on rice. I thought that I would finally have a place where I could go to grab a few rolls after some quick groceries before heading home, because I frequent the centre. Oh, was I wrong.. My brother and I decided to try their menu, and even before we had received our food, we were worried. The brother noticed that the staff were speaking Chinese, which if you don't know, is the first Red-Flag of ANY sushi restaurant. We've been to many, many Sushi places that speak Chinese and have picked up on the more-than-often lack-luster quality that comes with it. We sat down after paying and stating that we would eat-in, but not before they shoved the rolls we ordered into a plastic container, uncut, after we specifically asked them to slice them into portions. We asked a second time, and they obliged, before mangling them into weird shapes. As we carried them to the table ourselves, we realized that there were no plates, no wasabi, no napkins, not even soy sauce within reach. They actually made us PAY 10cents per each packet of wasabi, even after paying $39 for what we ordered on pay-wave. So we ate a few pieces of the rolls, which were atrociously sliced (see pic), but some of them were warm and contained salmon, so we pushed them to the side in fear of food poisoning. Next came the pan-fried dumplings, which further confirmed the Chinese ownership. We know dumplings, especially after several trips to China ourselves. Lastly came the Chicken Udon Ramen, which came in an enormous bowl, but was bland and just felt like it wasn't cooked with love. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you desperately need food that somewhat 'resembles' sushi. It may be good to grab a quick roll and shove it in your face on your way home from picking up the essentials, but buyer beware, don't order off the menu. Unless you enjoy deeply disappointing food.

I'm a Korean student study at the Port Adelaide TAFE campus. I normally visit and buy Salmon…read morepack&Ocean pack for lunch once every week. Their Sushi packs are one of the best I've had in town. Their bento boxes are nice too, but need some wait. I highly recommend everyone to try their aburi salmon, I think it taste better than what you could get in Sushi trains.

I love Sushi. Whenever I go shopping I wander off to the closest sushi bar I can find…read more In the West Lakes Shopping Mall Sushi Suki is my favourite place to buy sushi. Not only because it tastes great, but because it's a good price as well. There's another sushi bar in the mall that I love but the food is just so overpriced it's not worth it. Sushi Suki is located right in-front of Coles which makes it easy to grab a sushi after you've finished doing your grocery shopping. The best time to get sushi is after 4 o'clock because they lower the prices and you end up getting a really good discount. I recommend trying the inside out tuna roll. Absolutely delicious!

Wow, how much has this place gone down hill. It started off great with food served with love. I…read morehave been there numerous times to give it the benefit of the doubt.. Both times had to shape them how horrible the food was! Avocado nice on top but hidden was the black rotten part I have returned for this reason 3 times now, I asked them if they would eat it?? I have also been ill a few times after, just the runs but it's now enough for me to stay away! Stick to a sushi train franchise I say!

Really empty when we got there - 7pm on a weekday. Good as we got a table, but bad that there's…read moreonly one other table full? Food was good, nothing stellar. Most food on the belt were already cold was a bit of a turn off. The cheaper $3 dishes were really what you paid for. The more expensive $4.50 ones were better. The Katsu chicken Ramen was a standout, the mushroom broth with the crispy chicken was a killer combo. The staff were nice and attentive as well. Overall, good sushi place, but I wouldn't make it a destination. Doesn't shine over Sushi Train either.