Bluefin Sushi - Chatswood

When it comes to late night dinners or sudden sushi cravings, Bluefin Sushi is a lifesaver. They're open until 10, so it's a great experience to just sit down and wait for delicious sashimi and rolls to be served to you on a moving belt. The place is small, but very intimate and cozy. The best seats in the house of course are right on the high tables, so you get a good view of the food and the chefs making it. Plus, it's easy to order sushi that's not on the belt if you're in good view of the people who make it. I found the food to be quite good and priced well. The sushi come in differently designed plates that designate the prices of the dish. My favorite salmon sashimi for example, is priced at $3 (for 3 slices). The thing to consider is of course moderation with sushi belts - get plates one or two at a time, and count the number of plates once in a while. It's easy to lose track of how many dishes one has gotten when the food is just so good. The staff that runs this place is Korean. They're very friendly and efficient, and they make the eating experience all the more fun. dolldalera.com

Decent local sushi place next to my work - most days all plates are $2.80 each - can't go wrong with that. Loved the prawn mornay plate and the sushi is standard but hits the spot - the one thing that bothered me was I couldn't find the wasabi - it's not in the little green sachets - it's in silver bowl/ jug things that go around the train that you spoon out - wish I worked that out sooner haha.  It's by no means one of the best sushi venues I have been too but the location suits me to a T and it has the bonus of being much quieter than the food courts. spooningaustralia.com

Nice and convenient location, near the ticket place for the cinemas. Went to have lunch with my friends after watching Wonderwoman. Sushi decent, rather overpriced. Decor was average.

When it comes to late night dinners or sudden sushi cravings, Bluefin Sushi is a lifesaver. They're open until 10, so it's a great experience to just sit down and wait for delicious sashimi and rolls to be served to you on a moving belt. The place is small, but very intimate and cozy. The best seats in the house of course are right on the high tables, so you get a good view of the food and the chefs making it. Plus, it's easy to order sushi that's not on the belt if you're in good view of the people who make it. I found the food to be quite good and priced well. The sushi come in differently designed plates that designate the prices of the dish. My favorite salmon sashimi for example, is priced at $3 (for 3 slices). The thing to consider is of course moderation with sushi belts - get plates one or two at a time, and count the number of plates once in a while. It's easy to lose track of how many dishes one has gotten when the food is just so good. The staff... read more

This place is quite average in terms of quality, but at $2.80 a plate, it's pretty good value. Perfect location for some quick sushi after a movie.