Sushi Restaurants Willoughby
248 Sushi Restaurants WilloughbySushi - Willoughby
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City: GORDON, 802-808 Pacific Hwy | Gordon Center, Shop 2, Gordon, Ku-ring-gai, New South Wales 2072, Australia, GORDON
"Sushi Maru is everything in a little package. It's affordable, fresh, cosy and modern. I can see myself being a regular."
On this homepage, you can find the complete menu of Sushi Maru from GORDON. Currently, there are 42 menus and drinks up for grabs. For changing offers, please contact the owner of the restaurant directly. You can also contact them through their website.
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City: Chatswood, 174 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood, Sydney, 2067, Australia
Wifi, Reservations, Full Bar, Kids
As a visitor, you can use the WiFi of the restaurant at no extra cost, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and eat. The rooms on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for clientele with wheelchairs or physical disabilities.
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City: Feock United Kingdom, 450 Miller St, Cammeray I-2062, Australia, Feock United Kingdom
"This place is always a win with the family. Staff is so frindly and in a good mood. Great sushi rolls, and a great atmosphere. My 7 and 9yr old are always excited to go! But if you are in a hurry they have a to go area as well!"
On this webpage, you can find the complete menu of Eat Sushi from Feock United Kingdom. Currently, there are 2 courses and drinks available. For changing offers, please contact the restaurant owner directly. You can also contact them through their website.
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City: Chatswood, 436 Victoria Ave, Chatswood I-2067, Australia
"FOOD QUALITY <br/ Three of us dined on the Monday night of the October long weekend. We ordered a mish mash of different dishes, including a bowl of edamame beans $7), tiger chicken and avo sushi $9), teriyaki wagyu $20), calamari rings $9) and chicken katsu $13), accompanied by two bowls of rice and washed down with a couple of bottles of refreshing Asahi at a reasonable $7 a bottle. Serving sizes were generous and we enjoyed every dish. The edamame beans were tasty and crunchy. The teriyaki wagyu beef was melt in your mouth tender, and served with a variety of different vegetables, including onions, peppers, broccoli and chives. The chicken was succulent and tender, cooked in a crispy batter and came with a small helping of fresh, shredded cabbage. The calamari was firm and chewy, and the sushi with a creamy sauce on top, was a nice contrast. <br/ <br/ ATMOSPHERE<br/ Surprisingly for a Monday night on a long weekend during school hols, the place was quite full, which gave it an energetic and lively ambience. Seating and interiors, are a tad spartan, with wooden chairs and tables, in an open air type arrangement at “The District” food court, just above the Chatswood train station. The District itself is a bit of a mixed bag. Despite its strategic location at the transport hub of Sydney’s north shore, it hasn’t been a total success. A lot of places have closed down, including what was the largest, “Marciano’s”, which has been replaced with another Italian called “Stretch”, a not entirely inappropriate description since it occupies only about half the space of its predecessor. Akira itself, until last year, was something called “Kan Sushi” which obviously also failed, but at least this new incarnation seems to have met with some success. A few others though, had decent turn outs, but many have closed their doors.<br/ <br/ SERVICE<br/ Even though it was a full house, I was surprised at how quick and efficient the service was. Our pretty Japanese waitress was friendly and polite. Orders were promptly taken and the beers came out within a few minutes always a positive sign, and a good way to start the evening and get the digestive juices flowing. Within 10 minutes of ordering, all the dishes were on the table. Perhaps a little bit too fast for my liking, as our plan had been to have the edamame, calamari and sushi as entrees, and the chicken and beef as mains, but in any event, better that way, than having to wait around for ages for the food to arrive. <br/ <br/ COMFORT<br/ As mentioned, the style here is quite utilitarian with tiled floors and wooden furniture in a kind of open plan food court style. Still, the chairs were firm and comfortable, and the table was large enough to just fit all the dishes, which was no mean feat given that at one point, all five dishes plus two bowls of rice and beer bottles and glasses all had to jostle for space. Even though it was the beginning of October, it was a chilly night, but it was very warm inside so I’m thinking that these guys may struggle to keep the place cool in summer, or maybe they just forgot to put on the air con. Even though it was busy, acoustics were fine and we had no trouble conversing.<br/ <br/ MENU<br/ The menu is a colourful and detailed document, complete with pictures, and encased in a plastic laminate to keep it clean and hygienic. It’s fairly extensive, over about five or six pages, but I found it easy to read in the strong lighting.<br/ <br/ TOILETS<br/ There are ample, reasonably clean toilets which serve “The District”, and conveniently, they’re just behind this restaurant.<br/ <br/ COST<br/ We paid $75 for five dishes, two bowls of rice and two bottles of Asahi, and that’s after a 5% discount for liking them on FB, but without any other deals. Fair value, given the high quality of the food, decent quantities and quick service.<br/ <br/ BOOKING<br/ We took the precaution of booking ahead through Dimmi, and I’m glad that we did. This is clearly a popular place, so booking ahead is the prudent thing to do for weekend dining.<br/ <br/ PARKING<br/ There’s easy parking at the nearby Westfield Shopping Centre, where you can score three hours for free or, if you arrive after 6.00pm, it’s totally free. There’s a similar deal down the road at the Chatswood Chase Shopping Centre.<br/ <br/ SUMMARY<br/ We had a pleasant evening and everything went off smoothly. The food is of a high quality and served in adequate portions, and service is fast and efficient. Ambience is relaxed and casual, there are ample, clean toilets in the centre, and parking is a breeze at any one of the two nearby shopping centres.<br/ <br/ MEMO<br/ I noticed on Akira’s FB page that they have a Happy Hour deal, where you can get a teriyaki wagyu or wafu steak) and a bottle of Sapporo for $20, or for $31, hot sake and sashimi. But they fail to say what times or days of the week, this HH deal is available. There’s nothing about it on the menu, nor is it advertised at the restaurant itself. So we weren’t able to take advantage of it. It should be better promoted by the staff, and at least the hours and days when you can get the deal, should be made clearer on their FB page."
With typical Asian spices fine traditional menus are prepared in the kitchen of Akira Sushi in Chatswood, Particularly fine are also the Maki and delicacies like Inside-Out from this restaurant. Akira Sushi uses a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat for its easily digestible Japanese cuisine, The successful fusion of different meals with fresh and occasionally daring ingredients is highly valued by the guests - a good example of Asian Fusion.
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City: Sydney, Food Court, Level 2, Mandarin Centre, 61-65 Albert Avenue, Chatswood, Sydney, 2067, Australia
"I used to come here for lunch couple of times a month when I worked in the area, feeling nostalgic so stopped here for an early dinner. The prices are now even lower at $2.90 a plate. Maybe because it was still early, there were only a few other diners. The train was full, but the serving size of each plate seems to also have shrank as well. They were always small pieces before, but now is like half the size of a normal full price sushi. The quality was also not as good, the rice & fish a bit dried. There are plenty of other better options at same competitive prices in Chatswood."
The rooms in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, and there is free WiFi.
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City: Chatswood, 345 Victoria Ave, Chatswood, Willoughby, New South Wales 2067, Australia
"I recently had lunch here. Very disappointed with the quality and taste of the food. I tried many dishes and disliked them all. Menu is limited in comparison to city establishments. Takoyaki was cold in the middle. Won't be returning.."
Ozeki Sushi The brilliant Asian fusion cuisine will thrill you, the exquisite mix of familiar flavors and exciting new creations will amaze!, among the specialties of this restaurant are particularly the Sushi and Te-Maki. Of course, we must not forget the extensive diversity of coffee and tea specialties in this restaurant, and it's made with lots of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, easily digestible Japanese meals prepared.
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City: Feock United Kingdom, 316 Pacific Hwy, Crows Nest I-2065, Australia, Feock United Kingdom
"Fresh hand made Sushi, greatttttt food. Chef is so nice and always makes special requested meal as professional. We Enjoyed the food so much. Will come back next time"
In the Santaro Sushi from Feock United Kingdom, a lot of fresh vegetables, fish, and meat are used to prepare healthy, flavorful Japanese meals.
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City: Chatswood, Shop 27 , 369 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood, Sydney, 2067, Australia
"Pretty decent sushi place and the special sashimi us plated very well. The cuts of the fish was pretty good especially the salmon belly The seafood tofu stew is also quite good as well, lot of meat inside and tofu was very smooth."
The rooms in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities.
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City: Chatswood, Shop 7, 376 Victoria Avenue (Entrance via Anderson Street), Chatswood, Sydney, NSW, 2067, Australia
"Pleasantly surprised! food was so fresh and well marinated. hands down the best sushi in sydney, quite a trip tho and wish they had an outlet in the city."
The premises on site are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.
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City: Chatswood, Shop 603, Level 6, Westfield Chatswood, 1 Anderson Street, Chatswood, Sydney, 2067, Australia
"Sushi is ok. Went there for a quick simple lunch with the little one. Service was attentive. $3.80 per plate seems a little pricey for the quality and amount of sashimi on the plates."
Bluefin Sushi from Chatswood is a good place for a bar to have a beer after work and be able to sit with friends or alone, scrumptious particularly are the Maki and specialties like Inside-Out that this restaurant is known for. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Bluefin Sushi. Anyone who finds the everyday and generally known dishes too ordinary can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients enjoy, On the menu there are also several Asian meals.
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That have been 10 from total of 248 Sushi Places from Willoughby.