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How we read reviews →Hidden upstairs sushi train in Midcity Arcade. $4.20 plates, Japanese staff, and queues to match.
Fast-paced, no-frills conveyor-sushi energy in a small tucked-away space. efficient and unpretentious, though it gets tightly packed during queue times.
Sushi made fresh in view at the counter, tablet ordering alongside the conveyor belt, an all-Japanese kitchen and floor team, and BYO with corkage.
All-Japanese kitchen and floor staff, cited repeatedly by reviewers as a marker of an authentic, non-westernised sushi train experience.
Genuinely cheap for CBD Japanese. most plates around $4.20-$4.50. though several long-time regulars feel portions have shrunk and prices have crept up over the years.
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