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

Oishi is one of those local favourites that people not familiar with the area would likely bypass…read morein favour of the Nandos around the corner. After a tip of from a friend in the area, however, I decided to roll the dice - or should i say, rice! I was greeted by an older lady with friendly face the moment I walked in the door. And after trying manfully but ultimately unsuccessfully to get the damn thing fully closed I took in my surroundings. I absorbed the brown colour scheme, three smallish tables and... I had taken in my surroundings. This was clearly one of those places were all the action was saved for the kitchen, or so i hoped. I looked up to see a menu board that boasted well over fifty items, including typical Japanese favourites (teriyaki noodles, Japanese curry) to more out of the box fare (octopus balls, eel). I went with a dish that was accompanied by a yummy looking photo and while I'm not entirely sure what the ingredients were it sure was tasty. As I ate I noticed the staff preparing fresh sushi rolls behind the counter and opted to try the spicy beef. Perhaps not a traditional choice but one I can heartily recommend. A sentiment that goes for Oishi Sushi also.

Best sushi in Brisbane! I can't fault this place everything was excellent. The sushi was fresh and…read moredelicious. The service is speedy and very attentive. I reccomend the red dragon roll, garlic butter scallops and tori karage !

Absolutely divine, everything we ordered was incredibly delicious. Customer service was amazing…read more Will be coming back here again.

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!

The service is very kind but the food is a bit expensive and a lot of it is room temperature but if…read moreyou get a warm peice of sushi then it is amazing. The ambience of the restaurant is okay.

I visited the Sushi Train at Greenslopes yesterday and was really impressed. What was supposed to…read morebe an afternoon snack ended up serving as dinner when my companions and I couldn't stop shovelling sushi into our mouths. The plates are super fresh, taste incredible, and there's a huge range of varieties to choose from. The staff were friendly, efficient, and attentive, filling our water glasses a couple of times while we were there and calculating our bills quickly at the end of our meals. The restaurant is very clean, well organised, and the nifty little booths located around the train ensure comfort. I'll definitely be going back.

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.

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.

I've never really explored East Brisbane much, but since I was near the cliffs in Kangaroo point, I…read moredecided that I would have dinner...somewhere. I didn't know where, so once again, I used Urbanspoon, since it seems to be the foodie search engine here (rather than Yelp, though Yelp is rising!), and I found Kotobuki. Kotobuki is located near other casual open-air restaurants in a mini "food court" - which wasn't at all what I expected. What it did have is trinkets near the service counter, which I found cute and very Japanese, even though the chairs, tables, and dining ware were ordinary. I got the tempura udon, though I did contemplate on getting a sushi roll for a while. The udon was nice and "Q" and the soup base wasn't too salty (which tends to happen at restaurants), but I didn't like the tempura that much. It wasn't crispy at all by the time it got to me, which it should be at least by the time it reaches the table, and they were smaller-looking pieces of veggies and shrimp. The takoyaki was also alright, but they did load a generous amount of condiments on top. The place isn't expensive, so I don't have much to complain about, but since this place is a bit out of the way for me, I personally would stick to Noodle & Donburi.

Holy fish sticks Batman. Except there's no fish sticks…read more Yes, this place is as good as everyone says it is. Yes, quite a few people seem to know about it (even though it's kinda tucked away) so there can be a line. But also, YAY, yes it's quick, stupidly fresh and delicious. Sushi Kotobuki is on the list of restaurants I blame for my inability to eat shopping centre sushi. Screw you guys because I love you so much.

MURA Train Sushi (not to be confused with Sushi Mura) didn't do much for me in terms of what was on…read moreoffer. I found it perplexing that so many of the sushi roll's had melted cheese on them, and couldn't bring myself to eat any of these. I started off with the teriyaki chicken and avocado roll, which didn't have enough sauce for my liking. I then tried the pork cutlet sushi roll which was a first for me, and tasted good, though not amazing. Next up was the tempura prawn roll, which tasted nice, though I would have preferred it without the sauce. The tuna and avocado roll was next, and I found that the pieces were smaller than most other places for this roll. I wanted to order gyoza, though couldn't bring myself to spend $5 for three pieces, so I ordered the chicken karaage instead, which was $5 for four pieces. These were thankfully relatively big, and tasted nice enough. I decided to finish off with the chocolate souffle, in case I could be wowed by the dessert, and whilst it was nice, it was a bit rich, not as good as the Domino's chocolate lava cakes. The store was clean and well presented, the staff were friendly and efficient and there was ample parking. Most of the plates were only $3.50, apart from $5 warm dishes and desserts, and the other mains that they have on offer. I personally wouldn't visit again, though if the thought of cheese on sushi excites you, you may like to check them out.

Dont bother if i could rate it a 0 i would. They dont put…read moreaircon on so the food on the train that should be chilled is hot. Then you see a massive bowl of seafood sticks sitting on a warm bench, with flies buzzing around it. Food poisoning incidetnt waiting to happen.