Ozeki Sushi

This place is brilliant. Some of the best sushi I have tasted in Sydney. Its a sushi train atmosphere, so bring people here that want great sushi, not necessarily for romance (unless you both love sushi).
Parking is a bit painful, but its worth walking a couple of blocks.

This is called sushi but actually serves a bunch of other stuff including cooked food like okonomiyaki. Actually okonomiyaki is what I went for. I don’t know why but I just had a craving I guess. I usually don’t like premade stuff that gets reheated but for this they actually did put it on the hot plate rather than the microwave. Overall I’d say it’s quite tasty the problem is that they skimped in the batter department. This means half of the pancake was actually just warm cabbage barely held together. For the price you can’t expect too much.

Back in the days when I was still relying on mum to take me to places to eat, Makoto was the best place for fresh sushi train as they had the most extensive, innovative and awesome sushi. In these days it’s me taking my mum around for food — how times and roles have changed.
Ozeki Sushi in Hurstville has both the sushi train and hot pot train although i’m 94.7% sure they closed the latter down (don’t ask me where the remaining 5.3% went …)
Fresh fish, great variety, awesome location, friendly staff, optional fresh wasabi and thriving atmosphere is what you’d get if you dine here. Thursdays nights and weekends are the worst times to dine as you’ll need to wait at least 10−15mins before a seat. But otherwise it aint too bad on the other days.
Do yourself a favour if you’re around the area and try em out!