We had the all you can eat deal. What a deal. 16 plates between 3 of us. One or two dishes were not that great, but most of them were fantastic. Happy to go back there again. More

All you can eat is a good idea but the food was nothing to rave about. Its even better as you can order anything off of the menu and you are not restricted to a set menu like most places. Having been to Japan I was hoping Kansai could replicate the tastes I experienced there. Unfortunately it didnt. Although reasonably... More

When I made a reservation on the phone, even I told my name's spell though, the shop couldn't catch my name. Then they said they'll called us NORI. NORI means dried laver seaweed. It's the cheapest food in Sushi restaurant. They defamed us. When we arrived at the restaurant, they didn't reserve any seats for us. They aren't friendly. We... More

I was recommended this place by a local girl. Great udon noodles, very generous serves. Cute find More

Found this excellent eatery by accident while wandering around Sydney on a Monday night. Once again a small uninspiring entrance revealed an excellent menu with a reasonable selection of the standard Japanese fare that is found in Australia. I was with a non-japanese eater, who, while at first hesitant ordered the Teriyaki Chicken and Karaage Chicken while I had the... More

Food is really nice with lots of variety, service is fast and if u want food on the run it's really worthwhile, healthy too. Eating in is a little squishy but good for a quick bite More

The all you can eat Sushi menu for dinner is good value if you are a big eater. More

Tucked away near the exit of the Hunter St Connection, this place is often very busy. They do a great range of noodles, sushi and other japanese meals. I recommend the Teriyaki Salmon Udon soup. More