Uroko Sushi on Train

Best sushi place in Brisbane. Drive 40 minutes every week just for sushi here.

Monkurtles

Local sushi junction serving good quality sushi and udon. I would recommend this to friends and family.

Tasha

If you're just looking to fill your stomach and aren't too picky, this place will do the job, though it's a bit overpriced for what you get. However, if you're after fresh, quality Japanese food, you'd be better off going elsewhere. We ordered sashimi, nigiri, sushi rolls, soup, and gyoza. The fish lacked freshness, and the sushi rice was overcooked and wet. My spicy tuna roll turned out to be an avocado roll with a few thin slices of tuna on top. The gyoza was very oily and clearly frozen and reheated. The miso soup was especially disappointing—nearly $4 for a weak, watered-down broth with only two bits of seaweed. Given the location, I expected better. Wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for a satisfying sushi experience.

Sarah Bascombe

We have been visiting Uroko for a number of years now and despite moving out of town, make sure to stop in whenever we are around. Fresh, high quality food with quick service every time. Our favorite sushi in Brisbane.

Rebecca Miller

Well that lunch was a surprise! I didn't want to have lunch at some small time cookie cutter sushi place. May as well go to the regular sushi places and not take a chance on sub-standard food. But wife insisted so we went. Plenty of seating around the belt and lots of comfortable booths but usually booth seating at a sushi place is inconvenient. But not at Uroko! Tablet device with lots of pictures and a short description makes ordering better than picking straight off the belt. There are some unbeatable sushi combinations just waiting to be found in that device. We wanted to just keep on ordering. And the taste was well above any expectations we had. But, there's more! The price! It is all $3.80 each. Insane pricing for such tasty, well above the norm sushi. And rather than some cheap eats location, Uroko is right in the heart of the Everton Park eats locality. A thriving foodie alley/eat-street day and night and I believe some bar scene in the evening. Yes, we will be back many times. Cheap enough to bring and pay for your friends too. An unusual gem.

Kerry D W