Sushi Studio Japanese Restaurant

Neutral Bay, Australia

5

3 reviews

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+61 2 9953 7317
Address:
75 Military Rd, Neutral Bay, New South Wales, 2089
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miEaton
0.5 miBardsley
0.6 miRawson
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Take-out
Yes
Noise Level
Quiet

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Local time (Neutral Bay) 09:13 Saturday, 31 May 2025

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3 reviews of Sushi Studio Japanese Restaurant

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Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
I love their sushi, fresh! Service is really nice and it’s good place to go with little ones!
Authentic Japanese cuisine.
Service is really nice.
It’s my go-​to place for sushi in the north shore.
Great for take away too!
Place rating: 5
Sydney, Australia
Five Stars is the call, try and sit at the sushi bar and watch Taka-​San master the art of preparation of a traditional Japanese Sashimi/​Sushi experience.
Sitting at the bar you feel as if you’re actually at your local in Tokyo. The food is to die for, the Sashimi platter is beautiful looking as is tasty.
Go and enjoy.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
They’ve got 5 seats or so at the sushi bar where I love to sit and watch how the sushi chef Taka-​san does his magic. He serves very authentic sushi in case you want to upgrade from your regular saucey rolls. :)
If I feel like sushi on Sundays, I would cross the bridge to come here since there’s no sushi place open around CBD (and I would not do ‘sushi train’ outside of Japan). :p
Usually early Sunday evenings are very busy with family dining-​in and lots of takeaway orders. So, I come in later in the evenings or just enjoy sake/​beer/​appetizers with friends while things are «settled»…
They do have a good sake list and also describe well in the menu what each sake tastes like.