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.

I love my sushi. I know my sushi. I make GOOD sushi. Ahem!…read more I've come here on a kinda regular basis when I need a quick bite or takeaway from after work hours and as always, I never seem to experience a 'A-ha' moment or a 'You Had Me At Hello!' moment... The sushi never felt fresh and don't even think of getting the egg sushi as I thought I was slurping a wet sponge. I know, it doesn't sound right but I have seriously tasted better sushi and this one sadly leaves a sour memory, which I don't like revisiting. I'll leave it to you to experiment this sushi outlet for yourself. Let me know how you go.

I'm a Vegetarian, and it's hard to find places, especially for sushi, that really make it with what…read morefeels like love and true attention to detail. Not to mention, one without me having some form of allergic reaction. I finally found the place. The Pumpkin Avocado in either white or brown rice. Exquisite. Cucumber Avocado and Vegetarian combo... Wow! Their soups... I dream about them. This is bordering ridiculous, but quite literally, there is nothing that I have tried from there that I have been disappointed with. Nothing. I have Never been able to say that; for Any shop. For Malvern Sakura Sushi, I CAN say that. They are truly AMAZING!!! No matter where I go, whichever state, even different Sakura Sushi places, none of them compare to the taste and just amazing vegetarian food in general from Malvern Sakura Sushi. I Love Malvern Sakura Sushi! Thank you!

Sensational sushi!…read more Sushi Bar Genki is reminiscent of sushi bars in Japan with accompanying cries of "welcome" and "thank you" entering and leaving -in Japanese if course! A very comprehensive menu of sushi roll, nigiri, gunkan (yet to try), hand roll, sashimi, tapas and a la carte udon noodles. Asahi beer, sakes, plum wine & hot & cold green tea complete the full Japanese experience. Every plate tried was exceptionally fresh and the service was immediate, friendly and professional. Delightful staff guide us through the iPad ordering system and service is speedy. We are also encouraged to try freshly prepared plates from the train by our chef - a fantastic spicy tuna semi roll & the even tastier seafood deluxe jumbo roll. A perfect combination of train and bar experience with booths or tables for 2 if your personal space is feeling fragile. Oh yeah - sushi heaven!

Without my parents excitement at the novelty of moving sushi wooshing by our booth as we were…read moreeating, or the fact they could order whatever they wanted to eat from the iPad at our table, this place would have initially seemed like any other sushi train in Adelaide to me. You can spend hours being distracted by the iPads on the table or the seemingly family holiday photos of trips throughout Japan on the TV screens. However, it was the food that made it quickly evident why this place has deserved the 5 stars it has been receiving. I am a simple sushi slider and consistency of quality and freshness of fish is the key to a sea-mingly good meal. So here are my top picks: - Arrive between 3-6pm to start with a $5 pint of Asahi and snacks (lotus root crisps and endamame) special. - Start with an $8 plate of kingfish, tuna and salmon sashimi (chunky, tender and shiny raw fish shows signs of great quality and fresh seafood) - Salmon, kingfish and scallop ngiri should be next to add some rice to your palette - Finish up with the double zinger, super spicy hot salmon rolls (that's definitely not what they are called) but you will remember that they say they are super spicy and that without wasabi it's only a little kick to the mouth.

I have eaten lots of styles of Sushi in several years and this has to be the most nicest, freshest…read moreand yummiest sushi I have had and it's SOOO CHEAP!! WELL worth the visit (wish it was closer) :( Update: amazing n friendly staff. Soon to come they are installing ipods with an ordering app for every table. Have used it recently and its so easy. Only place that does this that i have been to. :) Update: its now a sushi conveyer. Making it easier to get your sushi.

I am in love with this place, as you are probably aware you can get Sushi in North Park but I find…read morethe staff really quite rude and unaccomodating. I have a child with an egg allergy so usually the sushi that she likes needs to be specially made. This was always an epic fail at Sakura Sushi across the road. At 'It's Sushi' the staff are so lovely and fell over themselves to make sure we had exactly what we wanted. The sushi was freshly made and delicious. They were so polite and welcoming that to be honest, even if the sushi was terrible I would go back just for the fantastic customer service. It was just a quick stop for the kids so I didn't get to try all the delicious Sushi they had on offer but I am so excited to have this as my new local. There is a spacious dining room available for table service and you can order from the iPad menu.

Plenty of options on the menu here, and I do like the atmosphere inside the place. It feels a bit…read moredodgy, really, but in a charming way. The service has been okay for me. Not stellar, but at the same time, I didn't have any shouting matches with the staff. The menu is definitely a little all over the place, but I think that they manage to acheive something that seems to be difficult for Japanese restaurants - fairly low prices on most of the dishes. And the food is alright. I had a Teppanyaki beef, which I think is probably one of the more expensive items on the menu, and it was still less than $20.

This dark little Yakitori bar on Rundle St opened up quite a while ago now, but it hasn't exploded…read morethe way it might have, given its location and drinks+snacks concept. That said, this particular location seems to be cursed - a number businesses have failed in these premises in the last five years. Since Yakitore Rundle opened, I have been a few times - mostly for some drinks and food after going to the cinema. There is a nice outdoor seating area and big booths in the dimly lit red interior. There is cheesy cute fake fireplaces and red hanging lanterns. The menu is extensive and a little confusing with it's many sections: yakitori, lunch, sushi, grilled, fried, entree, mains, hand rolls, wok and pot dishes. The many different sections make it a little difficult to gauge how big a serving will be, and whether it is appropriate for a meal or for a snack. Some items are very reasonably priced and others less so. Most of the food I've had here has been good but nothing special and other things like the confusing menu and poor service mean I wouldn't recommend this place to my friends. If you do end up here I recommend having a look at the sake menu. Dishes I enjoyed - Korean Style Stewed Beef with Kimchi, baked salmon, and the Beef Sashimi with Sesame and Mustard seeds.

Great variety of food ,so delicious and large serves. Love…read moreeating Asian menus ,they come with tasty imaginations of food combination

The best sizzling Mongolian beef dish I've had anywhere in Adelaide! decent price as wellread more

One look in the window is all it takes to know that this is the real thing. It is very basic in…read moredecor and very busy in customers. We leapt in for lunch and were swiftly seated and served. Asking which of the dishes were specialty of the house, I was guided to pork rice noodle or pho. Chose the pho and was soon swooning. It is all about the stock and this was just perfect, light and beefy with a beautiful breath of anise. Adding the Thai basil, lime, coriander, diced chilli and bean sprouts it was gorgeous albeit the broad rice noodles are a bit slippery. The beef was pink, delicate and generous. As pho goes, it was up among the best. My companion had the Laksa which was also exceptionally good. Not too heavy. A trace of sweetness and a tiny ting of sour. Lots of goodies in among the noodles. He said it was the best he's had. No wonder the place is doing a roaring trade.

Went here for Lunch with colleagues as they were already big fans and after squeezing my way down…read morethe tiny corridor after entering from the back, I was impressed with the little place. The place is clean, food is cheap and really yummy! What more do you want?!

As I have a huge love of all things Japanese, and a love of all things food, then you would think…read moreJapanese food would be the ultimate draw card. Well, you would be right! After wanting to try this place for so long, I finally managed to try it a couple of times, and holy sashimi I was not disappointed. I will even be back there again within the next fortnight, you can't keep me away! The first time I was a poor student, with another poor student, but we shared a few dishes and a drink each and it came to a measly $20 per person! And these weren't miserable, bland and small dishes either. Instead, these dishes were incredibly delicious and filling, leaving us satiated and shocked at how small the bill was when it arrived! The second time was my birthday and my Dad was paying (so still a poor student technically). We got the famous sushi and sashimi boat, after first enjoying some entrees and drinks. My absolute favourite Aburi Salmon Roll was devine, but the Takoyaki (Octopus Deep-Fried Balls) and Chicken Kaarage was also melt-in-the-mouth delicious. The sashimi and sushi was so fresh, and thoroughly impressed my Tasmanian father who's only past experience with Japanese cuisine involved a tiny take away store in Launceston (not that there is anything wrong with that)! We did find the restaurant a tad noisy, as it was very full with lots of large groups and other birthdays being celebrated, however the fast service, amazing food and cheap prices for the quality Wasai serves up makes this observation pale in comparison. Also, and this is VERY important, book a table! As every other review on here says, you might be waiting a while if you don't book, and that will be a very sad thing indeed with such lovely food so close by.

I am never disappointed when I dine at Wasai. But, I know I have to book a table in advance as this…read moreJapanese restaurant is truly a local treasure and very popular. If you want quality Japanese and great value for money, this is the restaurant for you. Every time I go there I sample many items on the menu I am always shocked at the bill, it is very well priced! As for the best items on the menu, well it depends on what you are into. I am a huge fan of sashimi and aburi salmon, and they make both really well. Being located close to the Adelaide Central Market I think really impacts on the freshness of the fish and dishes. The sashimi is cut with great precision, not to thick or thin. Go for the sashimi boat if you want a wide selection, it is really well presented, good for groups and great value for money. If this is first time to Wasai I should probably tell you to order a boat. It is a great way to sample the menu, also you will probably get jealous when you see them delivered to other tables. Save yourself the trouble in choosing what to eat. Then fine tune your choices later, as I will guarantee you will be back. Last thing to mention is the karaage chicken. You must try the Wasai version if you like this dish. It is a lot lighter than other versions, almost like a tempura batter but with the flavoursome karaage seasonings. Sometimes you just have to treat yourself to a little JFC.