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How we read reviews →Brighton sushi train with iPad ordering, fresh rolls and strong takeaway platters
Lively, casual and family-oriented, centred on a sushi conveyor belt with bar seating around it and a few tables for four, recently renovated. Expect a busy, noisy room, timed seatings at peak and a novelty factor kids enjoy.
Conveyor-belt sushi train, iPad ordering for hot food, dessert and extra sushi that arrive on the belt, made-to-order takeaway platters, catering with chosen fillings, and dine-in, takeaway and delivery options.
Casual Australian-style sushi train with creative rolls and toppings. One visitor said the service and atmosphere reminded them of Tokyo, while a purist found the garnishes and sauces excessive.
Mixed: fans call it fair for the freshness, while others find portions and rolls small and extras costly. Weekend and public holiday surcharges, a card fee and paid wasabi and mayonnaise are noted.
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