Absolutely my new favorite sushi train in Sydney! Such a great variety in the menu, all of my usual…read morefavorites and a few more that I surprisingly really enjoyed. Even my picky Dad found his rare favorites, like sea urchin and salmon roe. The seafood was so fresh and beautifully cooked. Plates we ordered from the menu were quite fast to come out too. The Japanese-born waitstaff, chefs and owner especially were very helpful, attentive, friendly and polite. Great tasting food, short wait times, wonderful atmosphere and cheerful staff are the only criteria I need for a perfect casual dining restaurant to fill. Definitely made me miss my time in Japan!

I've lived in Chatswood for 19 years now, and have eaten at every sushi place within the cbd…read more Sushi Kaido has been my favourite since I first started going there. Friendly staff, fresh food and sometimes they play soft jazz (I wish they did this more often). Overall once you come here you can forget about going to any other sushi places. Highly recommended that you try the Wagyu Beef with mayo and Teriyaki scallops.

Great value, $3 per plate. The sushi is pretty good, and you can order the karage chicken (which…read morethen gets cooked to order) which still counts as regular plate. Decent variety of sushi available. Has had recent refurb of the restaurant and change of owner. Sushi is still good.

I needed a quick lunch. A sushi bar with sushi train made it quick. It all tasted great. No…read morewaiting. Prices are ok

Not a bad place! I visited this place twice during my little sabbatical job as an elf, usually…read moreafter a shift to recharge after hours of jumping around and making kids smile. With most dishes being $3.50 per dish (but do be careful if you're not prepared to pay for a more expensive dish - the dish colours are not clear enough in my opinion), that's not too bad value, although the size of the nigiri are a little small. Most decent dishes are of the $3.50 kind. And even though one of my visits was close to closing time at the Centre, the dishes were still pretty fresh, and you can order from the menu and have the chefs make nigiri for you... and that impresses me. I'd be happy to eat here the next time I'm at Macquarie Centre (if I'm not eating at Ippudo or Chef's Gallery, which in my opinion are the two stand-out places at Mac Centre... which says a lot given they're nice but not rock star places if at anywhere else).

Not very good sushi, went around 11am, and the sushi already tasted stale (rice was hard). Salmon…read morepiece was quite small, and the top definitely looked like it had more salmon than the bottom. There are better sushi roll options in the food court

About the same prices as the rest of the sushi stalls, smaller rolls though. Quality is average,…read moreand the only one squeeze of soy sauce that is given with three rolls will not be enough to cover the dryness. Service is below average, too, as the workers are very impatient; if you are going to offer more roll types, they should expect the customer to want to look before they order.

I am not sure that it is as good as the rave reports, that's my personal opinion. I found the…read moredishes a little small, the quantity of meat/fish/prawn dainty to say the least. Whilst a fixed price per dish appears appealing, it did not work out any cheaper.

Welcomed through the doors by the rousing cries of "Irasshaimase!" Ozeki Sushi is a friendly, happy…read moreJapanese Sushi Train restaurant. It happens to be my favourite sushi train on the north side of Sydney. I love going here for lunch or dinner. It's located on Victoria Street in Chatswood right outside the Chatswood Chase Shopping Centre. It's often busy but if you're in a small group or grabbing a quick bite by yourself you should be able to get a seat at the train right away. The wait staff are attentive which is a nice change as it's not always the case at sushi train restaurants. The variety of sushi is really good - fresh sashimi, grilled scallop, California roll, prawn sushi, salmon, baby rolls.. I could happily go on and on.. There are Japanese chefs busily preparing food in front of you and they are more than happy to make you a fresh plate of whatever you would like off their menu. There is also a selection of Japanese dishes on the menu which you won't find on the train but can be ordered from the wait staff. If you have any room left for dessert after sampling all the delicious sushi, I recommend ordering the green tea ice-cream off the menu. It comes in a sundae glass and there is enough to share between two. Although, it's so good you may not wish to share it with anyone else.

The service here is great. Food is quick to arrive to the…read moretable and to make things even better, the serving sizes are very generous. Most importantly, the sashimi here is very fresh and is one of the finest you can get in the area. I highly recommend this restaurant and I would definitely dine here again.

Decent sushi here, not the greatest variety but can't complain about the quality. Service was fast…read moreand friendly so it was great to get a good meal while on a short lunch break. I am a huge fan of the Inari, so darned tasty!!

Huyuya is tucked away in a great location in Eastwood. Right next to station on the 'other' side…read more The vibe was decent -- the restaurant isn't brand new and it gets pretty packed, but it's good enough for a casual sushi meal. The sushi itself was fresh, tasty, and well-presented, definitely a solid 4 out of 5 on food. Where things dipped a little was the service. Staff seemed overwhelmed and interactions came across rushed, even a bit on the rude side. It could simply be because they were busy, but it did take away from the overall experience. Service would be closer to a 2 out of 5 compared to the quality of the food. That said, every place can have an off day, and the sushi here is worth coming back for. If the service improves to match the standard of the food, Huyuya could easily be one of the go-to sushi spots in Eastwood.

Came here with high expectations as a Japanese friend recommended this place…read more We ordered a little of everything Sushi: a little better than other places but nothing stood out The eel didn't have much taste The fish egg sushi was very salty Sashimi was nice but standard stuff Tempura and Tofu were standard stuff The place is small so you better book ahead Prices are what I expected Food came out a little faster than expected

Located beside Red Spoon Thai…read more It has all that you need - A sushi train, or you can opt to sit on the many tables provided. We love getting the sashimi plate, my sister is a fan of the Eel (i not so much). Its all delicious and good for you! Maybe not the sake. Staff are friendly, service is prompt and food is fresh and tasty! It's a great sushi joint!

Average sushi and service, but was nice to sit outside and enjoy the day…read more LION KING ROLL -- (inside: crabmeat salad, topped with cooked salmon) pieces were large and served with sweet soy glaze and roe garnish - bit soggy though. SALMON SASHIMI -- nice buttery pieces served in a chilled ice bowl. 7 slices to be exact as I savored each one.

Hmmm.... Like many of my generation, I love sushi! When I first started at Macquarie University, I…read morewas stoked to learn that there was a sushi shop on campus. How convenient, to have a shop offering one of my favourite foods right on campus! However, after having eaten here several times over the years, I have to say that I'd probably steer clear of Sushi Bar. It's expensive - sushi rolls are almost $4 each; ouch! A lot of money for not much food. It's also not very tasty - the rice is hard, and the ingredients don't generally taste particularly fresh. There's also a suspicious amount of seafood extender involved...If you're really craving a sushi hit, it'll do. But only just.