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How we read reviews →Waurn Ponds' go-to sushi train, freshly renovated with happy-hour plates and Japanese hot food.
A compact, buzzy sushi-train space lifted by a recent renovation. individual conveyor sections, a casual family-friendly energy, and iPad ordering at some tables.
Individual mini sushi trains per section, $3.80 weekday happy-hour sushi plates from 3-5pm, baby-sized sushi portions and a full alcohol licence.
A familiar suburban Japanese-Australian sushi-train format alongside izakaya-style hot dishes rather than a specialist traditional kitchen, though diners with direct Japan experience still rate it highly.
Happy-hour pricing is praised as great value, though several longtime reviewers note bento and don portions have shrunk while prices have risen.
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