Sushi Train

This place is popular. You can wait for a short period of time but the wait is worth it. There is every type of Sushi I know of and plenty of stuff for the less excited about that type of food. Fried food, deserts and vegetarian dishs shuffle past you on the never ending trip aroud the track. The place is clean and affordable and the perfect spot to try a lttle experimenting.
You could get a lttle off-​put by the close-​by fellow patrons but it is not that bad. Larger group sitting areas are available and take away. Ample parking and toilet outside but not too far away. Drinks are available.

How good is Sushi? Nobody beats Sushi Train in my eyes! Even if you don’t like sushi, there are so many other yummy nibblies to order that this is the perfect place to come for lunch, dinner or just a quick snack.
I have to admit, this Sushi Train is my favourite of them all. I find their plates are fresher than others and I can always get a seat within 10 minutes of arriving. There is always plenty of parking so you aren’t stressing about that. And can anybody ever fault the staff at this sushi train? They are the best!
Really well fitted out as well. I cannot get enough of this place.
If you are always a chicken and avocado roll kind of person, try the aburi salmon for something different. I LOVE this one more than any others. You really can’t go wrong here.

This is the best Sushi place on the North side of Brisbane! The only downer is that every time I go I have to wait. Last night I waited with my very impatient kids for 20 minutes before a booth was available. It was definitely worth the wait though!
The little train comes chugging past pulling behind it plate after plate of delicious fresh sushi. The Golden pieces of Karaage chicken, steaming gyoza’s and glistening plates of sashimi will have you salivating in no time. I love the salmon ship — moist sushi rice surrounded by a piece of light pink salmon and topped with salmon roe — so divine. I love to pop the roe between my tongue and the roof of my mouth!
Prices are very reasonable, plates start from $ 3.50 and I think the most expensive is $ 8. Make sure you order some Miso soup — it is packed full of juicy kombu and little pieces of fresh tofu. There are so many yummy desserts to choose from too. My kids love the tri-​coloured jelly cups and I never leave without spoiling myself with a bowl of decadent chocolate mousse — Yummy!