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How we read reviews →Drouin's only sushi train. Japanese comfort from rolls and ramen to rice bowls, with a kids' play area.
Cosy and upbeat with a family-friendly feel. the sushi train adds novelty for kids while the QR-code ordering system keeps things efficient. Small but welcoming; brightly decorated and noticeably clean. More fun than formal.
Sushi train (not running every service. call ahead), QR code ordering for dine-in, kids' play area and high chairs, family toilet, catering platters available for events, outdoor seating area for children.
Solid Japanese offering in a regional setting. ramen, karaage, sashimi, donburi, and bento represent genuine breadth. Not fine-dining authentic, but consistent enough for locals who've visited Japan to feel at home.
Budget-friendly with lunch sets reportedly good value. Sushi train pricing (around $5.90-$6.90 per plate) has drawn some pushback for portion size, but rice bowls and ramen are seen as strong value. Takeaway packs praised for quality.
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