I love sushi so I love this place…read more It's always busy and the food is always fresh and yummy. You can have a takeaway or eat at the sushi train.

Located off the busy Military rd in Neutral Bay. This Japanese restaurant is part of the samurai…read moregroup. They use a touch screen pad for the inside tables and a normal menu for the outdoor tables. Staff are friendly and efficient and happy to help you choose items off the menu if you are stuck. To start we got a few specials including the pork belly bao and the deep fried sole fish, then onto some grilled salmon and by this stage our bellies were getting full! So we opted to get 2 small desserts which was the banana split and the green tea cake roll. Overall, good food with lots of flavour. If you visit do try and get a seat inside because its pretty fun to order off the menu.

I totally rate Izakaya Samurai as one of best Japanese restaurants in Sydney. I love the fresh…read moreproduce, the friendly staff and the prices are reasonable for the portions. I tell Melle that the last time I came here that the sushi and sashimi were so tasty and fresh. She nods but it's not until she starts eating the salmon nigiri and sashimi that her eyes light up and says ohhh wow this is really fresh and tasty. Yuri then explains which tuna is which. There are three grades of tuna available on the menu tonight. Melle prefers the medium grade and we all enjoy the usual tuna grade sashimi and nigiri which is typically served in restaurants. The usual tuna grade is a deep purple. Yuri explains that the lighter the tuna, the higher the grade. The highest grade is fatty and delicate. I love it!

Great sushi train style restaurant. A friend and I went here because our favourite Japanese…read morerestaurant was booked out. Walk in without a booking and enjoy a huge range of sushi and sashimi dishes. Dishes are hugely discounted in the evening, making dining at this restaurant incredibly reasonable! We shared 5 sushi dishes between us and it cost $7.50 each! They were only too happy to split the bill and were very accommodating and friendly. The sushi train belt is long with plenty of dishes on offer. All ingredients are incredibly fresh and tasty. We bought our own champagne and they didn't charge us a corkage fee! Sushi Land also do takeaway- this is a great little restaurant!

First time at the new kid on the block. Hard to screw up a…read moresushi train and these folks seem to be doing ok. Not exceptional but not bad either. The variety could have been better but they were flat out and full so keeping up was challenging. Gyoza were good, miso was passable, edamame pretty basic but everything fresh and clean and the menu looks like there is plenty to choose from for future visits. Staff were friendly and helpful and we got a seat pretty quickly. Decor is of course new and nice so really not a lot to complain about. Worth a visit and clearly popular.

Pretty underwhelming Korean sushi train. Food was hit and miss... the simple stuff like salmon…read morenigiri was fine, while soft shell crab hand rolls were a big disappointment. Very limited turnover and selection didn't add to the appeal.

Saw the great reviews for this place (in particular ramen) so a few friends and I decided to cycle…read moreto Neutral Bay from the city. We arrived at noon and it was empty so we had great service. I ordered the spicy tonkotsu ramen, a friend ordered the cha-shu ramen, and another ordered the miso tonkotsu ramen. After you order ramen they ask what kind of noodle you prefer, thin (standard) or thick (udon style.) Word of note, each bowl comes with two egg halves, so don't be a fatty and order an extra egg like I did...but you will probably want to order extra cha-shu, unless you only like 1 or 2 pieces of cha-shu. I ordered extra cha-shu ($2) and only had 3 pieces...I think they're skimping a little here. We also ordered a salmon roll and skinny avocado roll, and these were really good, especially the cut of salmon. Sushi is definitely good and reasonable here. Taking the first bite, the ramen was really good...but after a few bites it seemed to be missing something. I'm not sure what it was, but the flavour started to get bland, on top of not having many pieces of cha-shu to add more flavour to the ramen. Still better than Ryo's Noodle, but I don't think I'd venture out of the city to come here for ramen.

This is my boyfriend's favorite sushi joint in Neutral Bay. When we walked in I saw some great menu…read moreitems and dinner specials. I was expecting a great sushi experience. We ordered the small sashimi plate and 2 rolls. The sashimi came out first and was great! I loved the shredded radish that accompanied the fish. However when the rolls came out I took 1 bite of the spider roll which was tasty, when I went in for my second piece I noticed a long hair in the sauce. I was so disgusted and wanted to send it back but my boyfriend insisted I not make a fuss. So I sat there and ate the sashimi instead. When I thought I might try a piece of sushi from the non hair found roll, guess what, I found a hair just sitting on top of the rice( see posted pictures if you don't believe me) that was really all I could handle. 1 hair, ok I don't think its acceptable, but 2 hairs in 1 plate?! That's just asking for a health inspector. I had to say something at this point to our server who said he would talk to the chef. He ended up comping the sushi rolls which was nice but really I want the restaurant to take a little more care in the kitchen and pride in their food. A restaurant at least should have good food and meet the minimum health standards. I'm sorry but I just don't think I can come back.

This is by far one of the best japanese restaurants in sydney. they choose the fish and much of the…read moremenu from what's fresh and the whole menu is just delicious no matter what you order

Komaru is an Osaka style Japanese restaurant with particular emphasis on sushi…read more Headed by highly experienced sushi chef Nagashima, Komaru produces delicious, high quality sushi and sashimi, serving it up in a bright, friendly and authentic atmosphere supported by friendly and diligent staff. From the moment we walked in the door, it was like stepping in to a family run business akin with that of the myriad backstreet food delights that can be found in pockets of suburban Osaka. Whilst slightly off the beaten track for those not local, I could do no less than recommend you stop in for a fresh, delicious lunch as soon as you can.

First time here and had some awesome sushi. What a great place. It was a little cozy but the food…read morewas awesome.

A guy I used to work with once told me his secret to impressing girls on the first date - he takes…read morethem to Ainoya. The modern Japanese menu is easy to navigate with a range of well-known (pork gyoza, sashimi, maki rolls) and interesting dishes (una-don - smoked eel - and takoyaki, which are kind of like fried, battered balls of octopus meat); it's always busy but never too noisy to hear each other talk; and (best of all) it's relatively easy on the wallet considering all the seafood is so fresh. I often go here if I'm headed down the road to the Ensemble Theatre later on as the service is quick, and salivate in expectation of ordering the entrée of grilled scallops in soy-butter sauce. If you're a group of four to six or the restaurant's not too busy, try to grab one of the traditional horikotatsu tables that are built into the floor. Needless to say, my co-worker did seem to do well with the ladies.

Cheap Japanese lunch options (that is, compared to the CBD!) For $5.80 you can get a salad bowl…read morewith chunky cubed fresh salmon pieces. Sushi rolls are $3.50. Spend over $5 on sushi and get a free miso soup! The options for hot food are relatively well priced too - around $6 - $7 for a hot food bento box.

There are many Japanese restaurants surrounding Maido but what makes it stand out is that it is…read moreextremely reasonably priced and the food is both fresh and consistently delicious. My husband and I come here almost every week. The staff are friendly, the setting is simple and unpretentious and they offer dishes that surrounding places don't. The Spicy Salmon Don is a must try.

This is the best Japanese in Neutral Bay. I love it so much we eat here a couple times every week,…read moremost weeks. The food is affordable, fresh and delicious. The staff are lovely, I always feel welcome and a few of the staff there know us by name and know what we order. I usually get the agedashi tofu (i'm yet to find anywhere that can match it) and avocado thin rolls. They don't serve alcohol but you can BYO, although I always get the sparkling fuji apple. So good. Due to the small dining room I wouldn't go with more than 4 people at a time.