A good gem in the middle of 'nowhere'. Wasn't expecting to find a decent sushi place in a small…read moretown. Food was good. The seafood was very fresh and delicious. Service was very good too. Definitely worth the money.

caught a quick meal here with my partner, all the food was fresh and lovely awesome watching it be…read moreprepared in front of you. Service was standard for a sushi bar not great not too bad. The interior decor is quite nice it's not too dark or oppressive. Overall I would come back here again but it wouldn't be my first choice in Katoomba

Otherwise known as that 'semi-mythical sushi place'. It is spoken of in hushed terms, not only…read morebecause of the good sushi, but because it is the only, yes, ONLY sushi bar in the Mountains. Their opening hours are mysterious, and they are renowned for selling out almost as fast as they open. I decided to track this Shangri-La down. Wednesday morning. 11 am. Wentworth Falls. Down some stairs at the end of a car park and we're queueing. Yes, queueing. In Wentworth Falls. It's utterly absurd. There's not 10 people in the whole village at that time of the morning. Cars pull up. Everyone looks a bit edgy. The doors open, 15 minutes late. The better to build the tension, I guess. I'm 4th in line, and manage to snag 1 of the 2 AA grade tuna and avocado rolls, a seaweed roll and the one and only Inari. It's 11.17. I can't quite believe I pulled it off. I can't quite believe I'm queueing for lunch at 11am in the morning. I scuttle away with my ill-gotten gains clutched to my chest like someone's gonna wrest them from me. I prepare a snarl just in case they try. My food allergies are so bad, sushi's about the only thing I can eat with any safety. To have to catch a train for 30 mins, queue for 20 and then barely get any is freaking ridiculous. I feel like I've been snapped into some parallel dimension where sashimi grade fish has become the drug of choice. But I have a solution. MAKE MORE SUSHI. Please, please, please.... (prolonged sad begging). You don't have to run out at 11.18.... please... JUST MAKE MORE. We'll buy it, I promise.

So fresh, it sits only briefly in the cabinet and flies out the door sooo fast. To be sure of…read moregetting some of this amazingly good sushi, be there by 11.30am at the latest. (Sometimes there are days when you can arrive at 1pm and still find a good selection.) There is a wide variety, made with the best, freshest ingredients, and they will slice it for a token cost. The taste is so good!!!! Open 5 days (from 11am) - closed Sunday and Monday, there is a little outside seating available for nice days. The owners are so friendly and courteous. It is often extra busy on Fridays and Saturdays with a long queue of Sydneysiders - many on the way up the mountains for the weekend. (Cash only)

I like that the miso ramen is tasty yet not salty. I also love the summer special kiku-crab. The…read moretartar sauce tastes very delightful. It's the perfect place to have a family lunch or dinner.

Fantastic unassuming Japanese restaurant. Food was great. Large servings at a rigid price. Smooth…read morejazz playing softly in the background. Perfect for date night. I will be back soon.

Beautiful authentic Japanese food at a great place with great service. Definitely recommend…read more They also do great takeaway platters

Had an amazing Mother's Day lunch here with the family. Super fun and delicious food!! Great value…read moremultiple course menu's and great service!

Great local Japanese. Great value and fresh. Bento box is great value.read more

This is by far my favourite sushi place in the central west great environment and even better peopleread more

If you're after some family dinner fun this is the place to go. My niece was fascinated and has put…read morein a request to return for her birthday. She is good on the tooth and tried just about everything but it may not be for kids with fussy tastebuds. We ordered the $48 fukusui banquet which is the same as the $43 Fuji but with the addition of Japanese plum wine and scallops. The plum wine was surprisingly nice and the scallops were huge so I'd go all in for a first visit; why not? Opinions vary on value for money. It's not that much food but you are paying for the entertainment as well. I wasn't hungry when I left but certainly leaves comfortable space for dessert. They have an a la carte menu but you'll either be labelled a stick in the mud or feel disappointed once you see the fun others are having. Parking is located in the lane outside the motel or risk your car being towed if you're not staying as a guest. Ps. Don't wear your best shirt or go for dark clothes. Hides stains better ;)

Good local Japanese Teppanaki bar in Warners Bay. It is within the Eco Resort opposite the lake…read more The food is food along with the entertainment of catching your dinner from the chef.

My favourite restaurant in Wollongong. I love the pan seared salmon, kingfish crunch roll with yuzu…read moresauce, and the dumplings just to name a few but everything on the menu is great! Just make sure you book ahead as it gets busy!!

This has one star only because there's no choice of no stars. Because of such positive reviews, we…read morewere looking forward to going there, but expected it to be busy, so went there for early dinner, just after they opened for the evening. The chefs were busy working, but there were no customers yet. A woman doing nothing still did nothing but eventually turned to us, asking if we had a reservation. We said no, and she said, "You've got to be out by 7." For an unwelcome, I've never seen anything to top it. I said "Yes," however, being kind of stunned. We sat down, waited 10 minutes while she did nothing, and did what we should have done upon our first reception. Left to never come back.

We were on a Groupon voucher which had been discounted so we were paying a good price. However, we…read morewere the only ones. It looked like they had a few regulars. We arrived early 11:30am for a noon lunch but no problems. We were asked if we would like the chefs to start our lunch early. It was windy and miserable outside so I opted for the warmed sake. It was fine but we did try some nicer sake at the end of the meal. Our plates came out in a timely manner. I think due to the waitress paying attention to how quickly we were eating. The restaurant was filled by noon and when a large group arrived at the door they had to make a decision to find somewhere else to eat. All of our food was great and we even opted to pay for a second plate. The bento boxes and other lunch time meals looked good too.I also liked the cocktail with lychee. There are quite a few eating places within a short walk of this place and they were also very busy.

No one will probably read this review since aussie's dont appear to love yelp but I'll write it…read moreanyway. Umaya happens to be around the corner from a church I was visiting in sydney and I came here frequently. I had the karage don and the katsu don bowls and they were both awesome! Super solid karage, fresh, crunchy and tender and the sauces and kewpie mayo they use is great. The katsu don bowl was also exactly as i expected it. I may not be happy about the price if i were paying AUD but paying USD it was moreeee than fair. The quality was very consistent and the service was great. Definitely a go to place if you're ever in the outskirts of sydney australia!

Good beer selection, amazing deep fried wings with delicious dipping sauce. Definitely recommend!read more

We were attending the six foot track marathon and stopped in with a group of 10. We were served…read morequickly. My son rolled his own pizza. They sent us next door for a beer which worked out well with BYO. The pizza tasted great!