Sushi & Sandwich Bar

I had dismissed this place as a bus stop food stall for a few years before I tried it out. Once I started, I found it has some great food at very cheap prices, and that as Camilla mentions, I never have to spend more than thirty seconds to obtain whatever food I’m after.
Their sushi is kept cold and always tastes fresh. They offer fairly basic kinds of sushi, like teryaki chicken and California rolls; if you’re after something a bit more funky, I suggest heading to Oceans at the far end of Woolstores shopping centre, but the most popular types of sushi are here and so most people will find themselves satisfied with the selection.
The best thing about this place is the fact that I can buy Vietnamese rice paper rolls, and a vanilla slice in the same store. Both are the best things they do here — the vanilla slices are huge and the five rice paper rolls you get in a packet are filling and delicious. This would be awesome anyway, but the fact that I can get these and a drink for around a tenner means this place earns its’ five stars easily.
The shady chairs and grassy knolls of Kings’ Square are located diagonally across the road from this store if you are looking for somewhere to eat your food. If you work in Fremantle, try this place out, you’ll find yourself coming back.

This is my go-​to spot when I’m in need of food within less than a minute. It is possible, oh hungry travellers! I literally never spend more than 30 seconds here, such is the pace that the cashiers here work. I’m a little disappointed that they don’t have individual Sushi rolls, but their rice paper rolls are a delicious and healthy quick fix when you’re on the run.
If Asian fare isn’t your thing, they’ve also a selection of fairly basic sandwiches, home made sausage rolls, pies, quiches and sweet pastries.
Can’t go wrong with their wallet friendly prices either. Most stuff is $ 6 and quite filling.