I've lived in Chatswood for 19 years now, and have eaten at every sushi place within the cbd…read more Sushi Kaido has been my favourite since I first started going there. Friendly staff, fresh food and sometimes they play soft jazz (I wish they did this more often). Overall once you come here you can forget about going to any other sushi places. Highly recommended that you try the Wagyu Beef with mayo and Teriyaki scallops.

Absolutely my new favorite sushi train in Sydney! Such a great variety in the menu, all of my usual…read morefavorites and a few more that I surprisingly really enjoyed. Even my picky Dad found his rare favorites, like sea urchin and salmon roe. The seafood was so fresh and beautifully cooked. Plates we ordered from the menu were quite fast to come out too. The Japanese-born waitstaff, chefs and owner especially were very helpful, attentive, friendly and polite. Great tasting food, short wait times, wonderful atmosphere and cheerful staff are the only criteria I need for a perfect casual dining restaurant to fill. Definitely made me miss my time in Japan!

This place is a very unusual suspect. You'd more often than not over look it on the busy main…read morestreet of Rozelle, but if you happen to stop in you'll be pleasantly surprised. Try the teriyaki udon noodle soup. $10 for a warm hug on your insides. Makes a good quick lunch break.

My friend and I ordered chicken teriyaki and rice the seaweed salad, salmon roll, and chicken…read moreteriyaki udon. We liked that we can tell that our food was made fresh and on the spot, not just some readily made warmed up bowl. The service was good as they try to accommodate to everything we asked. Oh, and they have already made sushi to go in case you need to pick something up quick! Which is what I will be getting so I can take on my plane ride tonight. :)

Cool! A great…read morelittle restaurant on Darling Street in Balmain, amongst all the other great little restaurants. The place has good sushi, both dine in and take away. I often just get take away when I can't be bothered with dinner, and its usually not too much. The prices are competitive, but also not the cheapest. You can usually get 2 containers of sushi for less than $10, but that often doesn't do the job for me. But then again, I eat a lot. I would advise this place as some of the best sushi around the area, for taste and price. Definately check it out, but keep in mind - it's not a big classy restaurant, just a small, perhaps humble place in the shadow of the category of "classy restaurants", of which Sydney has many. The staff are friendly enough, and the place is comfortable to eat in. And get a froen coke at 7/11 accross the road. Nice.

A cute sailor like theme establishment, and in a coveted position near the About Life organic…read moregrocery store. Sushi before shopping and you will feel like you are in heaven; yet for me sushi just doesn't do it for me here in Rozelle. I mean there is nothing wrong with the establishment; with the quality of the sushi or the service; it is just that I have been conditioned to eat and enjoy sushi in the city or in the eastern suburbs of Sydney somewhere; not near my previous home area. You just have to really want it; no different to an overseas holiday. As I said I cannot fault the service, the sushi is terrific and full of authentic flavours with the freshest ingredients being used; and if your lucky you might get to see the staff roll the sushi by hand using those bamboo mats; it is kind of special. I will come to this establishment again and enjoy; yet 'sushi in the city' has just overpowered the enjoyment received from this establishment somewhat.

A sister restaurant of the ones in Campsie and Ashfield. The menu doesn't offer as much of a…read morevariety as the other stores but the standards of ramen and sushi platters are all there. Hubby and I opted for ramen on a cold damp day, we were going to order one each, however we stumbled upon the "Godzilla Ramen". There was a note next to the photo indicating $1 refund if you finish it alone. With that, it seemed to indicate that it may be enough for two so we ordered one of those, and a spicy tuna roll. (Trying to be frugal at the moment). Godzilla ramen - deeelicious!! The ramen came with thick slices of charshu, chicken karage, teriyaki (?) chicken, egg, corn, bamboo shoots, black fungus strips in miso broth. Definitely filling for two! Spicy tuna roll - as a person seeking the taste of a standard spicy tuna roll from Los Angeles, CA, this one was quite decent. Rather than a more minced type tuna, they did use chunks mixed with spicy mayo and Japanese chilli powder (Shichi-mi tōgarashi). It satisfies the craving. Verdict - a good go-to for ramen and simple sushi fix

Great tasting salmon . Wasabi soy lettuce . . Perfect…read moreaccompaniment with a bottle of wine easily bought at either of the two bottleshops in the shopping center.

Bad sushi, good miso…read more Visited 2:30 on a Saturday. Salmon and avo roll was middling - the salmon could not be cleanly bitten and basically pulled out in one piece. Rest of roll ok. Miso soup was good. It's a good court place. Don't expect too much.

Very small restaurant but very good food. I had a bento box with teriyaki chicken, miso, salad,…read moresalmon sashimi and rice and fried spring roll and one other fried dumpling type thing. The teriyaki was excellent, the salad was only ok and a bit dry. The fried items were not the flavor profile I was expecting but not bad. Being from the US, maybe it's just how it's done in Australia. One of us had teriyaki udon noodle bowl. Excellent noodles and broth. One had a sushi roll. WOW. The largest sushi roll ever. It was almost 2.5" diameter. Way too big to put in your mouth. It was like a California roll - avocado, cucumber and crab salad inside with salmon and tuna sashimi on top. Taste was excellent but very awkward to eat. Overall, friendly with good food. Totally forgot to take pictures.

This place held up to the reviews. The sushi was tasty and fresh. The staff were friendly. I would…read moreconsider this place as a good place for Japanese food.

Came here for dinner after doing a bridge climb and found this place to be absolutely fantastic…read more We had no reservation and just turned up and they were able to seat us pretty quickly. The restaurant was busy and you could obviously see from everyone that was dining there that they were very happy. We ordered a number of different items which were all excellent as well as some cocktails . The location is beautiful and the interior decor is lovely. Highly recommended.

UNREAL fusion Japanese restaurant with amazing vibes, from the perfect lighting for pictures to…read moreexpertly timed service of one dish to the next. We did the tasting menu and it was a full survey of Japanese cuisine and protein types, from fish to beef. My favorite dish by far was the miso cod. It was melt-in-your-mouth goodness and came with delicious simmered mushrooms. I also loved the Brussels sprouts (much more on the fusion side) and the fondant (basically a chocolate lava cake). It only it wasn't so far from home l'd be here all the time

This is one of the only sushi places that we return to on a regular basis. It's not the fact that…read moreit is literally below our apartment but the sushi here is so fresh and delicious! Each sushi plate is made to order so it can take some time and the atmosphere is very relaxed and casual. The servings are a tad small but it's worth it! It's BYO and most of the weeknights you can just walk in but weekends may require a booking. I would recommend trying the eggplant- a bit oily but very yummy and all of the sushi/sashimi dishes.

My favourite Japanese in Sydney - fantastic Japanese sushi chef and incredibly fresh sashimi…read more Everything is beautifully prepared and presented. The chef's choice sashimi is always excellent, but I come here a lot and have never ordered a bad dish! The weekend lunch special ($15.50 for a main, salad, miso and agadashi tofu) is spectacularly good value! Also licensed (good range of sake) and BYO!

What a great find. One of the widest ranges of sushi I've come across - from sashimi and nigiri to…read moredumplings and hand rolls. They also have the most amazing selection of desserts. Plates start at $3 and range up to $6.80 for the fancier dishes. The only disappointment was that we weren't offered green tea, as is custom in most sushi restaurants.

Sushi Maru is everything in a little package. It's affordable, fresh, cosy and modern. I can see…read moremyself being a regular.