Sushi Boat - North Sydney

It is a usual sushi train. It has a Korean turn. Bulgogi ram someone? I started with miso soup and salmon sushi - they both missed the brand. Then, my challenge (for the first time always) saw that the train looked around, and the lap hoped to find something that would not be too bad. Fortunately, I found Karaage chicken, which was actually pretty good. Then they decided to make Chinese dumplings, yes, they have heard properly, so I gave them a go. Not too bad, but again a bit strange on a sushi train. Everything said and done, it was not so bad, just unexpected and unusual.

I was craving for sushi and decided to give this place a go. I always saw queues at lunch hour that must be a good signs right? Must sushi boxes are around $10, and sushi rolls $3 or $3.5 for brown rice. The selection was definitely not as extensive as Hero Sushi or Sushi Hub. What's lacking in variety was made up for by the decent serving portion and taste. I had California rolls and chicken avocado rolls, both were substantial in fillings and tasted good. There was also a sushi train behind takeaway counter, something to try out next time. thernbdiary.com

Honestly, I was already in Sushi Boot in the lunchtime, and I also tried the "Korean spicy noodles". I really have only three things that I say in my review with the first being how the quality of the Korean spicy noodles was very pleasant and the broth was particularly beautiful. Although I have never tried the sushi, it seemed very fresh on the sushi train, and I also loved the enthusiasm that showed a few employees. After all, I can not stress enough how much I recommend going to this place. Ahaha by the way, it seems that they seem to have a bad day the only negative things I have to mention is that the place is not open for dinner and on weekends.

Dreadful. Grief Grief Very average sushi, cold fried homes (certainly you should be at least warm? Grief Grief I could have set up these problems, but I decided that the sushi was not good and so ordered the "Korean spicy noodles" on the menu for $ 9.80 Grief What was thawed, I immediately recognized as instant noodles that you get in Asian supermarkets for $ 1 grief Grief This was over a pair of rubber-like broccoli pieces of broccoli, sleepfish sea places and half a cooked / powdery egggel. Grief Grief Certainly they did not have the cheek to serve a package of instant noodles that I thought for myself. So in the interest of fairness I tried a bite and immediately recognized the MSG powder-Sachet soup taste and the rubber-like instant noodle. It is unmistakable. Grief Grief I complain. The crib indicated that they were immediately pasta (without completely denying it completely). No offer to a refund. No apology. Grief Grief All employees look out in this joint as if they wanted somewhere else I was, as I felt throughout the experience. Grief Grief The owners of sushi boot should be ashamed. The time has passed where you can offer Mist-Sushi in Sydney. I give this place 6 months before you either complete it or wrap the menu / employee and chefs. Grief Grief Why not only focus on offering great food instead of taking the **** of your customers? Grief

Dreadful. Grief Grief Very average sushi, cold fried homes (certainly you should be at least warm? Grief Grief I could have set up these problems, but I decided that the sushi was not good and so ordered the "Korean spicy noodles" on the menu for $ 9.80 Grief What was thawed, I immediately recognized as instant noodles that you get in Asian supermarkets for $ 1 grief Grief This was over a pair of rubber-like broccoli pieces of broccoli, sleepfish sea places and half a cooked / powdery egggel. Grief Grief Certainly they did not have the cheek to serve a package of instant noodles that I thought for myself. In the interest of fairness I tried a bite and immediately recognized the MSG powder-Sachet soup taste and the rubbery immediately ... read more