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How we read reviews →Federation Square's Japanese sushi-train spot, famed for its fiery Buddha's Fire and GF menu.
Bustling, open-plan dining room by Federation Square with a sushi train running through it. casual and buzzy rather than quiet, especially on weekend nights.
A running sushi train, tableside sake flights, and a kitchen that reviewers say handles allergies (onion, garlic, gluten) with real care, right down to double-checking dishes with servers.
Reviewers highlight genuinely flavourful Japanese cooking (sashimi, katsu curry, ramen) rather than a generic sushi-train formula, alongside modern additions like the vegan hotplate.
Priced above the average sushi-train spot, but reviewers say the quality. especially the sashimi and beef tataki. justifies the premium.
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