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How we read reviews →QV sushi train with iPad ordering and fair prices, but patchy freshness and stretched service
Clean, bright and casual conveyor-belt sushi room tucked off the QV square, with background music and a relaxed buzz that suits quick bites.
Sushi train with iPad ordering, a la carte hot dishes, takeaway sushi counter, chawanmushi, udon, inari and hand rolls
Casual Japanese sushi-train style with some Western-leaning rolls; chain-standard rather than traditional.
Typically around $35 to $37 per person; fair for a CBD train, but several reviewers feel quality and freshness do not always match the price.
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