We LOVE Sushi. And the good news is, if your family does too, there’s so many sushi trains in Perth. If your little foodies are adventurous, sushi is a delicious and fun meal to eat with kids – especially if you try chopsticks. Whether you love a sushi roll or 7, or perhaps some crispy chicken katsu, here are our top pics for the best authentic Japanese sushi trains in Perth – all aboard!
Super Tetsudo, Karrinyup and Carousel Shopping Centres
Choo-choo – jump on the sushi train! I’ve never been to Karrinyup and NOT seen a queue lining for Super Tetsudo. This hugely popular family-friendly sushi restaurant is also found at Carousel. As well as scrumptious sushi doing the rounds on the train, there’s even robot waiters – the kids will love it. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Sushi Hiro, Various
Sushi Wawa, Innaloo
Sushi Wawa is a super cool little Sushi joint based in Innaloo, opposite Ikea. When it opened over a decade ago, it was the southern hemisphere’s longest sushi train coming in at 62 metres long. The train has good old fan favourites such as spicy tuna and chicken katsu and other exciting options such as Peking duck and spinach ohitashi. You’re bound to find something that tickles your fancy as they have over 120 different varieties to choose from. They also offer vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options to ensure that everyone can sit down and enjoy sushi.
The Sushii Chef, Victoria Park
If you are looking for an extra fun sushi train, you have to bring the kids to check out The Sushii Chef! Found in Victoria Park, The Sushii Chef’s sushi trains have to be one of the most quirky trains that you can find in Perth. Kids will love to see sushi trains that resemble Transformers’ Optimus Prime truck, a double-decker bus and even a Tokyo bullet train. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Tao Cafe, Joondalup
In the heart of Joondalup, Tao Cafe’s long Sushi train snakes its way past booths and counter seating. It’s always great fun for the kids to watch the sushi train go round and to be able to pick out whatever they feel like eating. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Sushi Jiro, Cannington
Sushi Jiro is found at Westfield Carousel. On entering, you’ll be welcomed with a loud “Irasshaimase”, a traditional Japanese welcome, from the staff. There’s plenty of booth seating for four in the bustling restaurant. There’s no table service as such, but you can order straight from the tablet. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Jaws Restaurant, Multi Locations
Opening in 1995, Jaws has a long and tasty history. The OG, Jaws paved the way for other sushi trains in Perth and they’re still one of the most popular destinations. With three different locations, you can take your pick. Jaws always offers a classic spread of sushi that will tickle everyone’s fancy. Jaws Sushi is the place to be when you’re looking for tempura, nigiri sushi, and everything in between.
Mame Japanese Restaurant
The kiddos will love this mini Kids Sushi Train, which arrives fully rotating! Two rice balls, chicken karaage, prawn tempura, side dishes and a surprise egg with a token that they can use at their Gachapon (toy capsule) machine when they finish their meal. The portion size is on the smaller side, which is perfect for small-eaters and the under-8s. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Aburi House Perth, Perth
There is literally nothing that Aburi House can’t do. They offer some amazing nabe and curry that will warm your belly even on colder days. They also happen to be the experts in Perth when it comes to the very best Aburi nigiri. They also have plenty of á la carte offerings for you to enjoy. All you need to do is sit back and enjoy all of the amazing deliciousness that cruises on by you as you sit next to the conveyor.
The Sushi 2016, Floreat and Rivervale
The Sushi 2016 is a popular spot and the lines out the door prove this to be true. They offer up some of Perth’s freshest, tastiest, and fastest sushi. Whether you go to their Rivervale or Floreat location, order by tablet, the service is quick, and you will be filling your tummy with delicious nigiri in no time at all. More in the Buggybuddys review.
Ryu Sushi, Joondalup
Finish off your day of shopping the right way when you head to Ryu Sushi in Joondalup! This sushi train offers an awesome and huge selection of fresh and varied sushi that is always zooming around on the conveyer belt. Better yet, they offer some absolutely amazing and friendly service which is also a massive part of their selling point.
For friendly service, great food, and a nice day out, you have to head to Ryu Sushi.
Aisuru Kaiten Sushi Train, Northbridge
How about an all you can eat Sushi Train? Head along to Aisuru Kaiten Sushi train between 6pm – 7.45pm every evening and you can eat anything you want off the sushi train for just $33. Children under 12 are $15.
If you’re looking for the very best sushi train in Perth, make sure you check out the locations above. Have we missed your favourite? Let us know in the comments below.
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Amanda Carlin has her own food and travel blog. Established in 2013, (first as “The Chef, His Wife and Their Perth-fect Life”) Amanda loves getting out and about in Perth and WA for her blog ‘Simply PERTHfect’. You’ll find her checking out the newest foodie spots, as well as lots of WA travel, and fun family activities with the kiddos in tow. Part of a blended family of 6, Amanda always has plenty of family friendly recs. Be sure to check out Simply PERTHfect.
