Last week when I was in Perth (which has so many Japanese restaurants), I noticed this intriguing restaurant. It served both dim sum AND sushi on a conveyor belt! I didn’t eat there but ate at another shop selling takeaway sushi next door yet couldn’t help but sneakily take this photo! Two of my most favorite foods! I’m still not sure if I like the idea (it’s sort of creative isn’t it?) or whether I think they’re a bit confused and should really stick to one idea and cuisine. If it’s any good, both dim sum and sushi require a lot of experience and skill to do right. I’m also not sure I like the hot steaming baskets too near my cold raw fish.
Hmmm…
Anyway, it’s called Edo Shiki and it was at the Forrest Chase Shopping Centre where the MYER is. Anyone eat there? Is it any good? Eating in seemed a bit pricey but their takeaway section with various bento-like options was really reasonable.
Have you been to the sushi train restaurants in Adelaide? There is a chain of stores called The Sushi Train, which could be the same as the one in Perth. 3 in Adelaide Grenfell St, Central Market and Welland. Love it. They normally have ‘sample’ hot food on the train…meaning plastic and it can be embarrassing when you pick it up to eat. The other place we love is Simply Sushi on Jetty Road. Awesome places to eat.
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Hi Hiedi,
Yes, I’m a regular of Sushi Train. Love them. I went to the original one on the Gold Coast and they have a Japanese grocery store next door too that is owned by the same company as Sushi Train, it was cool to see. I always use my Sushi Train loyalty card to get points to use as money – that’s the best part!
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