Mitzu Macquarie Centre Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, New South Wales 2113

"I’ve been to this place a few times . . . To be honest i don’t understand why there are queues lining up to get in . . . The food is rather ordinary . . . It’s really average sushi . . . I can’t work out if the place’s popularity is because a lot of the customers are uni students and they are more interested in catching up over a sushi train style restaurant and therefore the quality of food is less of an issue etc . . . Everything just seemed really soggy and not fresh . . . Admittedly, within the shopping centre it’s in, there aren’t too many Japanese options that use sushi as a focus (others are more about rice bowls etc) The staff are very friendly though, I have to say, which is the reason for the 3 stars."

"Great sushi in the mall, service can be a tad slow during rush hour but that's understandable... Overall a decent experience if you want a quick bite"

"High quality of sushi and it was fresh and lot of verieties! Very satisfied with taste! Will definitely be back!:)"

"Very good place if you're looking for sushi in a quick way without even lifting a finger! Only complaint is that the Sashimi trays (black tray shown below) is $10 whilst you could get more food for the same price. But still, very good food, the salmon is very soft and delicate and the rice is also quite soft."

"DO NOT EAT HERE PAST 7PM! The manager was welcoming upon arrival however once seated I first noticed that there was only 4-8 plates of sushi on the train. Looking up the closing time it states 8pm. Within less than half an hour of closing the restaurant appeared to be well prepared to close by placing minimal amount of dishes out for their customers and was asked to order from the menu via the waitresses. What concerns me is that some people may not know what they want from the menu on the paper and often come to a sushi train restaurant for the sole purpose of being able to grab whatever dish appeals to them. 15min into seating a waitress informed me that the kitchen is closing and they are taking last orders now. At this point I felt pressured to quickly ORDER what I’d like to eat and felt like I was in a drive thru fast food chain. As I waited for my ordered dishes I could see new customers being ushered into the restaurant and observed the same confused face when they looked at the minimal amount of dish presented on the train. After leaving 30min prior closing other restaurants were much busier and seemed to be operating like a normal restaurant within their normal hours. I would NOT recommend coming here any time near an hour or two close to their closing (8pm). A complete disappointment as I’ve previously eaten here multiple times in my early days as a uni student. Edit: my partner also discovered a dead fly in a sashimi plate"