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How we read reviews →Busy Lonsdale St sushi train with a two-level dining room, though reviews on freshness are split
Casual, busy conveyor-belt dining in a small, cosy city room, with a second level where kitchen dishes arrive on a toy bus and a gachapon for free-dish tickets.
Conveyor belt priced by plate, hot dishes ordered via app and delivered on the train, kitchen items on a bus-style carrier upstairs, gachapon free-dish tickets, training chopsticks for kids, vegan options.
Some reviewers say it offers more authentic Japanese dishes than a typical Aussie sushi train, and Japanese and Korean diners comment in their own languages.
Mixed. Some call it well priced for the freshness and variety, while others say the pieces are small for the price and quality is only average.
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