Sushi Train offers a fantastic variety of food to sample, featuring a wide menu. The dishes are…read moreprepared fresh, usually upon request, and they taste great. As soon as you walk into the restaurant, you are served right away, and you can choose to eat in. The unique idea of a moving conveyor belt with plates of sushi is an engaging way to enjoy your meal. Be ready to buy a lot of sushi if you want to feel full, as it can become pricey.

I don't know if they hired a new chef a while back or what, but standards have been slipping. The…read moretuna nigiri looked like it had been sliced with a hacksaw, worst I've ever seen. It was bad enough I didn't even feel comfortable eating it; if your standards are so low you're happy to send it out like that, it makes me question whether your low standards extend elsewhere too - like to food safety... This is sushi. 3 stars because the aburi scallop nigiri & the aburi salmon nigiri were decent.

Firstly, if you're coming for lunch, get on board the train at 1pm, because at 12pm you just will…read morenot get a seat. Secondly, when you sit down, try not to embarrass yourself by picking up the plastic display soup, wave down a waitress and she'll get you the real thing. And thirdly If you can't use chopsticks, please don't pretend that you can. Ask for a fork. Sushi Train is my favourite, I wish I was there right now, I wish I had a team of Sushi Train chefs in my kitchen making me delicious Sashimi. If you haven't been before well, the name is pretty self explanatory. Everyone sits around a big square table with a chef conveniently placed in the middle plating up sushi and putting it on the moving conveyor belt. This system calls for quick decisions though because once its come you have about 5 seconds to decide whether you want it or not. Prices are listed by the colour of the plate, I think the cheapest is $3.50. There is a separate menu for other stirfry dishes if you prefer, these are pretty good too.

I can't believe how busy this place is. I used to think that it was just a Friday lunch thing but…read morehaving gone there subsequently at other odd hours, I realise this is just the way it always is. It has been newly refurbed with interesting wall features such as the orange flowered screens that go up the wall and over the ceiling. You know a place is busy when there is a pack of chefs working just preparing the sushi, let alone how many they have out the back in the kitchen. Most Fridays there is a queue that trails out the door just to get a place to sit. Because of this, they have developed a raffle ticket system just to cope. Many will wait to get the booths which are certainly a better dining experience than being squeezed in like a sardine elbow to elbow with your neighbour; but even this can be fun. The sushi is certainly good. I used to get alarmed to see the plates of sushi piled up that weren't on the train, however, you soon realise that it gets turned over quickly enough. This sushi bar always has lots of different specials so you never get bored. One of my favourites here is the soft shelled crab rolls which are crunchy and tasty at the same time. I also got take away for the first time the other day. It is well set up for this in a self serve sort of way. The trays, tongs condiments, chopsticks and elastic bands are all on hand for you to select what you want from the train. I would thoroughly recommend this sushi bar but a good tip is to get your ticket early and then go and sit down outside and relax.

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 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.

Everything here is 5 star worthy except the speed of service…read more The staff themselves are absolutely amazing and so helpful and friendly, the only thing letting the place down was how long everything took to come out. This wasn't such a big deal for us as we had a good group of friends sipping away at our wine which was only at a $10 corkage, so the time was well spent catching up. Food was the best Japanese I have had outside of Japan and would highly recommend to anyone who has been and knows what to expect. Will come back here for sure, just make sure you expect to wait a little bit longer for the food to come out as it must be made fresh to order which is a good thing :-)

This place is *the* izakaya place to be in Adelaide. The atmosphere is intimate and cosy, with…read morebar seating and tables inside, and a small beer garden out the back for warmer months. There is a great selection of Japanese beer, sake, and also shochu and Japanese whiskey to choose from. The highlight is the food, plenty of traditional Japanese fare in small tapas sized serves that lets you order a number of selections from the menu without overeating Yas, the owner is very friendly - towards the very end of the night, depending on the clientele present, you may get to hear a sample of the Japanese heavy metal music that he loves! I highly recommended you check it out, I doubt you would be disappointed.

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.

This has to be my favourite Japanese Restaurant. It is also one of the smallest but don't let…read morethat put you off, because, as someone once told me, good things come in small packages and Yakumi is certainly an example of this. The Restaurant is modern and feels joyously intimate as though you are eating in someone's home. It is stylish and well laid out to make the best use of the space. Peter is the owner and chef and he manages to create masterpieces in the smallest of kitchens. He is exacting about freshness and this is reflected in the food. I have been here many times and the food is undoubtedly excellent. I especially love the crab dumplings in Sake sauce. Just a word of warning for people on a budget, there is a minimum food charge which used to be $25 but I believe it may have increased to around $35. It certainly isn't a cheap night out but it is worth the money for a special occasion or just a treat!

Yakumi is not the place to pop into for a cheap Friday night eat, but if it's quality food,…read moreexcellent service and an inviting atmosphere you're after then this is the place for you! The restaurant has been around for a number of years, but seems to be not as well known as other restaurants on Jetty Road - perhaps as it's further away from the beach than most. We started off with the gyoza - always a go to dish for me. The gyoza at Yakumi were some of the best I've ever had - soft and pillowly, lightly fried, beautifully folded and paired with a delicious citrus dipping sauce. I would have been happy to just eat plate after plate! My partner and I then opted to share two main options. Looking back now, one and another entrée would have been plenty - however we weren't too sure of portion sizes. We shared the Cod and the Green Tea Smoked Salmon. It's hard to pick a favourite - both were impeccably cooked, melting in our mouths. The apple and potato salad that accompanied the salmon was a beautiful compliment, balancing the dish with both texture and flavour. We chose the black sesame ice cream for dessert, until the waitress kindly offered to make a plate so we could sample both that and the Green Tea ice cream. Black sesame was the favourite hands down, with a sweet berry sauce complimenting nicely. The drinks menu also had a nice selection to suit all tastes. It's very rare that I review a restaurant, but I couldn't walk away from Yakumi without giving them the recognition they deserve. Service was impeccable and the food incredible. We'll be back for sure!

This is my first visit after having it bookmarked for a while and it's just like the lovely and…read morehelpful Yelpers said! Fresh and affordable, the sushi is flavoursome and individually packaged in plastic. I couldn't go past my favourite tuna and avocado and it was really tasty. The servings are on the larger side as well, which makes for a filling lunch. Plenty of filling too as I've experienced previously a rice vs filling imbalance with way too much rice. I ventured away from my favourite to also try the pork goyoza and they were really delicious, containing many well balanced flavours. It was busy but the staff members served people quickly and so it didn't take long to get served. Apparently there is a $10 min for eftpos and having cash speeds up the process as they were calling for people with cash to jump the queue. Centrally located, it's easy to find, convenient, eat in or takeaway and a place to which I'll definitely return!

Cafteteria style "grab and go" sushi…read more Choose from the huge number of options available in the cabinet or it can be made to order. There is a dine in option but it's just not as much fun. Grab your bucket or container, fill it with your faves and take it somewhere outdoors (or back to the office!) to enjoy. Friendly efficient service and great "combo" 2 for $5 options.