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.

First time seeing a female sushi making person. They call it sushi woman. Clean place and nice…read morevariety of sushi served here. Staffs are friendly and the sushi was very fresh and delicious. I used to live in Los Angeles and found many sushi place not so great due to the freshness of fish, but this place has the fresh fish! I love it, will come back again for more.

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

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!!

Tatsuya is a lovely little Japanese sushi bar tucked away on the corner of Chatham Road and Dickson…read moreSt West Ryde. I went there for lunch this week and I found it to be the most wonderful place. The staff are very friendly, especially the two girls serving the food. The owner was there and he actually makes the sushi - dressed in his business shirt and little hat he looked really cute. He also impressed us by clearing tables - not many owners would do that when they have staff to do it. The food is sublime: if you try nothing else, try the soft shelled crab roll (10 pieces). The way it is presented is an absolute work of art. They serve both hot and cold meals, udon soup, noodles as well as a lot of salads - great with the hot weather. West Ryde is not exactly a hot spot for restaurants but maybe Tatsuya will change that.

First off, I want to say do not confuse this with Tetsuya the fine dining Japanese restaurant in…read morethe city. Tatsuya is one those of hidden gems in West Ryde. It is in a small space and is always packed. If you don't book a table beforehand during busy times, expect to eat at the sushi bar as that will be the only available space they have. The sushi is fresh and there are a lot of varieties in terms of their sushi rolls, which are humongous! They were happy to oblige our request to only have grilled salmon and grilled scallop when we ordered their grilled sushi set. The rice meals are delicious and good value for money, the servings are plentiful. My favourites are the chicken teriyaki, the chicken is swimming in their sweet teriyaki sauce and cooked tenderly, and the cheese katsu which is a delight for someone who loves cheese as much as I do. You can BYO but they will charge a corkage fee for each wine glass. They opened a second branch in Artarmon, which can only mean business is good. How can it not be if you serve consistently good food at decent prices?

This is a busy little shop yet they have a decent turn around time if you order off the menu…read more I like that there's a small menu which means a better opportunity to eat a perfected dish. I've ordered the normal pork broth ramen, it's the first option on the noodle menu. It's amazing and on par with some of the best I've eaten. The staff are friendly and always greet you with a smile. I'll be trying everything off the menu that's for sure.

Good service and great sushi. My mum and i always go to eat there and enjoy the food.read more

Was okay. Expensive for what is really a takeaway restaurant…read more Nothing super exciting about the menu

My go to restaurant here in Wentworth Point, and my general go to for sushi…read more There's a huge variety of sushi to choose from with a lot of fun and interesting flavour combinations. I recommend getting the Snapper Nigiri, that has dollop of yuzu on top. Just be aware that the net coverage is bad in this area, so bring offline entertainment whilst you're dining here.

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).

I am no weakling when it comes to spicy food. Being Malaysian I was born with that special chemical…read morethat makes you enjoy and appreciate a bit of spice with your meal. I get drawn to spicy food. Whenever I there is a spicy and non spicy option 99% of the time I have to get the spicy one. A visit to zenya was no exception. I had to get the spicy miso ramen. It came with a big chunk of spicy sauce sitting on top. Normally I would've just mixed the whole thing in but for some reason my spicy 6th sense told me to take out half and if it wasn't enough then add more in later. My goodness my 6th sense could not have been more correct. Even with only half the sauce mixed into the ramen my tongue and stomach were on fire!!!! It tastes great in the beginning but got a bit too much towards the end. So. Anyone ordering the spicy miso ramen. BEWARE!!! GO SLOW!!!

I was a little skeptical at first to try a Japanese noodle place in Eastwood (being a predominantly…read moreChinese neighborhood) but I was pleasantly surprised to find the flavours so authentic and the chefs and waitresses actually conversing in Japanese. The ramen here uses cloudy soup for their ramen which I don't really remember having in Japan, but I have had it in plenty of other noodle shops run by Japanese cooks around the world. My partner had the ton toro bento box which she swore was excellent.

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.