Tried the Darwin Go Sushi train and we were less than impressed with the food. Having dined at the Casuarina branch where there is a much better range of freshly cooked food I dont think we will return. The food is just average, service is limited. The vegetarian options are scarce. Not the best sushi reataurant by a long shot. More

We were pleasantly surprised to discover Go Sushi in Darwin. It was the best food we had in Darwin and we went back for a second visit. We sat at the sushi train and enjoyed the delicious, fresh food and the attentive service. My husband loved the sake. It is a buzzing restaurant and you can see why! The food... More

If you have a craving for sushi, this will suffice. A bit overpriced and the sushi wasn't really that fresh. Iv'e had better pre-packaged sushi from the local supermarket. More

Great sushi. Not much chicken or vegetarian sushi available which is what I prefer, but it was still great. Very busy at lunch time full of people on their lunch breaks. Definitely worth a visit. More

can be a bit expensive when you eat too many plates, but it is always lovely and fresh, love sushi, so not much more I can say More

There is not much choice in Darwin, this is the best of 2. We go when we are dying for Sushi. More

This place was great, got in just before the line formed with people waiting for lunch. The sushi was fresh and the Other items such as soft shell crab was fantastic. Get in early to get a seat - I wouldn't bother trying to get in between 12:15 and 12:45. The line of people waiting to get in and to... More

Good variety of sushi and pleasant, efficient service. Also sell a few Japanese food products. More

I've been coming here for years and the sushi is great! but on different occasions we have not received the correct change and even been told that on the cheap saturdays that the sushi plates are not $4 each but $4.20...so apparently we pay $4.20 on the $4 plates which makes no sense. Lunchtimes (12-1pm) are busy on weekdays since... More