Wandering through the city in need of a quick feed? Tired of oily, grease-laden burgers? Then head…read morefor Sushi Sushi. Unlike a number of sushi stores in the city, this establishment uses fresh ingredients, from the salmon and avocado rolls ($2.50) to the seaweed salad ($5.50). The staff who serve you are also the chefs who roll the sushi - completely visible to customers (another sure sign of fresh ingredients). What makes it stand out? The fact that you can choose the type of rice you want - white or, for the health-freaks (like myself), brown rice. With an accompanying miso soup ($1.80) you are set for a healthy, cheap and let's face it; ridiculously tasty lunchtime feast.

Not gonna lie - I might be a brown rice convert! I didn't think I'd like it, but something about…read morethe texture of brown rice and they slight earthy-ness works so well with raw fish! My trainer for work took me here on a Wednesday and a mere two days later we were back again for lunch. I will surely be frequenting this sushi spot for my lunches! Plus, since it's kind of tucked away it wasn't busy at all when we were there which was great. Quick service and quality, fresh sushi all at a great price! What more could you ask for? It is cash only - which is a bit of a let down...I typically never keep cash on me!

Fresh, creatively presented sushi dishes zooming around a train in a whimsical and light space…read more I love Sushi & Nori. It's my favourite sushi haunt and it definitely helps that it's on the same street as my work building. With unique plates filled with buttery fish and a wide variety of cooked options including karaage, gyoza and dumplings there's something to please everyone. Service has been exceptional each time I eat here with water glasses being refilled regularly and helpful staff at every turn. It can be slightly more expensive than your bog-standard suburban train, but I'm willing to pay for the atmosphere and comfortable surrounds.

Great little spot in the new King Street Precinct at Bowen Hills…read more First visit today as its in close walking distance to my workplace, and we wanted to try one of the new restaurants in the King Street Precinct. They have simplified their 'plate pricing' by only have 2 types of plates on the menu - all plates with coloured rings around the edges are $4.50, the patterned plates / premium items are $8.00. Wide selection of fresh made sushi rolls, nigri, entree items (gyoza, prawn parcels, chicken karaage bites etc), premium items, desserts and miso soup on the sushi train, but you can also order from the menu. Tried a mini tempura prawn udon bowl soup for $8.00 and it was awesome. Brown rice and black rice sushi rolls on the train and lots of vegetarian options. They have a little takeaway window at the front of the restaurant with sushi rolls for a quick takeaway lunch. The chefs work fast, and all items on the sushi train are fresh, fresh, fresh. Takeaway can be made to order. Great spot for lunch, nice ambiance and friendly staff. Just make sure you get in early to beat the lunch crowds! Takeaway and catering also available.

The sushi here is amazing and warm the service is good 10/10 would definitely recommendread more

I love this place, it's much better than most sushi trains. The food is always fresh and tasty and…read morethe service is great. The fact that it's always packed is a great sign!

Friendly staff greeting with a warm hello when you enter and a warm goodbye and thank you, when you…read moreleave there is a great variety of sushi to choose from, been going here since it opened its my favourite sushi train restaurant in one area

Seriously some of the best sushi in Brisbane. It's always busy which is hard on a lunch break but…read moretestimony to the quality of the food

Nice clean sushi. Always fun to order of the sushi train, but great to get a few of the special…read morepieces off the menus as well.

Sushi rolls seem to have become a staple option for a quick easy meal and the sheer number of…read moretake-away sushi places popping up all around Brisbane are testament to this. Go Sushi is just one of these, located in the Newmarket Reading Shopping Precinct near the entrance to Coles. I was a bit peckish after my grocery shopping expedition the other day and thought why not try some sushi. Now I love some good sushi but whenever I go to these sorts of take-away shops I just want a good roll. Go Sushi had great service. There were a few hungry shoppers like myself at the store and they managed to serve us all without much of a wait at all. The rolls were well priced at $2.60 each, complimentary soy sauce included. Definitely not the best sushi I have ever had the pleasure of tasting, their rolls were still OK. I tried their Salmon and Avocado and it tasted fresh. I can recommend Go Sushi as a cheap sushi roll spot but don't expect anything that will blow your mind.

Go Sushi is outside the entrance to Newmarket Coles, alongside two bakeries and a couple of fast…read morefood places. As far as shopping centre sushi goes, it's fine. Their cabinet of sushi rolls always looks fresh, and they have a decent variety of fillings. They don't tend to run out of things which I take as a good sign because I think it means they make numerous batches throughout the day. It always makes me a bit nervous to see places that have run out of avocado rolls early in the day and not made anymore because it probably means their sushi is all made in advance or off-site. Go Sushi is a little overpriced, but nothing too out of the ordinary and they do have some good specials. The staff are always polite and helpful. I see quite a few other people buying from Go Sushi, so it obviously lives up to peoples' expectations. One thing that is really inconvenient about Go Sushi, though, is that they don't take eftpos or card. Considering a few sushi rolls and a drink can add up to over $15 dollars, this can be frustrating. They'll happily point you in the direction of the ATM in the centre, but it's down the other end and the quick stop factor that makes Go Sushi worthwhile is kind of compromised. As long as you have cash and reasonable expectations of quick, shopping centre-style sushi, Go Sushi will provide you with a perfectly decent, convenient lunch or snack.

I went to Tokyo express because we decided that we needed to stop eating at amazing places, and go…read moresomewhere average so we didn't over-eat. We chose this sushi place because of it's predecessor - Sushi Station. We were sorely disappointed. By which I mean, Tokyo Express has taken the place of one of the most lacklustre sushi venues south of the city and turned it into an amazing, unique and exciting sushi restaurant that stands out compared to all of it's competitors. The staff do the usual adorably loud greeting when you enter, and offer seating at a booth or at the train. We always opt for the train as it has consistently been magnificently stocked with some of the most exciting and inventive plates I've encountered in my quest for the perfect sushi.They offer water or green tea upon seating and at each table/section of the train they have pots of soy, fresh (mild) Wasabi and pickled ginger. Tokyo Express have all manner of weird and wonderful plates ranging from the classic seared fresh salmon to almond crumbed king prawns, octopus balls, caviare and scallop tarts, fresh Japanese and western deserts and pretty much any type of fun and funky sushi dish you could imagine. I couldn't recommend Tokyo Express more. They have been quiet each time we have dined there and I really hope to rectify this! 5/5 will continue to go back. A quick hint - if you're choosing something that looks like it should be hot, ask them to heat it. Until they get as busy as they need to be, some things won't be piping hot (IE Karage, salt/pepper squid, gyoza) and they're more than happy to re-heat.

My favourite sushi place in Brisbane, wonderful atmosphere, delicious food, cheap and great…read moreservice, it's not flashy, but they sure know how to cook! My husband and I used to live really close but we have moved to the south side, and we still drive across the city to eat here. They have free green Tea and the wait for a table isn't too long, I'm not sure If management had changed but they used to do the second Tuesday and Wednesday of each month was every plate for $2! (they didn't serve the super fancy stuff on those nights but it was a great night out to eat till you pop!)

Funny robot gives you food very funny. Food is yummy but cbs to pay 4.50 for a peice of nagiriread more

A cool little sushi shop to stop in for takeaway or dine-in with many options to choose from and…read morefriendly service throughout. Definitely recommend stopping by sushi train. The best part of it all is the train going pass the tables and you can simply pick up whatever you want.

This is our favourite casual restaurant. Family friendly... All the Sushi you can eat! Plus all…read moreyou can eat asian inspired dishes like spring rolls, honey chicken, deep fried chicken pieces, miso soup, salad, and so much more. They even do takeaway sushi packs for people on the go.

Landed in Brisbane after 15 hours flight and needed some sushi fix! Located right in the center of…read morethe CBD! Fresh sushi and hand rolls, at $4.8 each plate is a plus!!! Service was quick and attentive. It is a revolving sushi restaurant. -Elaine

For a conveyor belt sushi place, they're packed at dinner and not quite as crazy at lunch (well, at…read moreleast a late lunch). The staff are efficient and friendly, ambiance is wood tones with the conveyor belt around the bar, but some separate booths too that I didn't recall seeing the conveyor belt pass by-- so touchscreen order only? Main thing was that the conveyor belt barely had any nigiri on it, almost all rolls, and many of the rolls were deep fried stuff like chicken tempura rolls or shrimp tempura rolls, so for most of the raw (or even seared) fish items you had to order off the old school resistive-screen-touch tablet at each seat. Which seems reasonable for freshness but also a seeming minus for the actual conveyor belt experience.