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Address: 189 Goondoon St, Gladstone Central QLD 4680, Australia
Website: http://prepl.transport.qld.gov.au/
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Reviews
Food in general was good. I like my rice with flavour, sushi vinegar, and found it to be very plain.
We are tourists and were dining in the restaurant around 5:15 pm. I asked staff where the public toilet was and was sent to two different places — both were locked. After walking back and forth twice, I politely asked if my child could briefly use the restaurant toilet, but the request was refused by two staff members.
Then I went to a nearby Rossco’s pizza shop immediately helped without hesitation. Same situation, very different attitude.
Poor communication, no flexibility, and no empathy — especially when it comes to a child. Sadly, this experience completely ruined our meal.
What we’ve ordered:
Takoyaki –
Deep fried Octopus Balls (sweet and sour seafood with octopus spice)
Okonomiyaki –
Vegetable pancake (may contain meat, im not sure)
Tempura Prawn Udon –
Noodles with tempura prawns and light vegetables for added flavour
Food – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Really delicious, especially for me being picky when it comes to “foreign” food. The choices we had is surprisingly delicious
Service – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Theres some fresh and regular staff, but because they rotate every couple of months, consistency can we debatable.
Especially tonight, it was quite busy but few front service staff had to train one guy which can disrupt the flow of service. Especially being korean speaking english, I understand the struggle especially he mostly does cooking hot and side meals.
Otherwise be respectful to them, especially criticism.
Atmosphere – ⭐️⭐️⭐️
The atmosphere was okay but a bit tense for whatever it was, i guess its because of what is going on in the middle where they make the sushi-rolls. I can understand what they were saying in korean, but it was a bit uncomfortable when they have their side convo whilst we are eating.
Sounds harsh, but atmosphere wise is a bit tense, but the food is distractingly good.
Overall –
I do recommend this place if you are planning to eat something light or try out the ones i’ve tried. Its surprisingly good (except if you are gluten free or seafood allergic)
It is a well balance experience, however please respect the staff, cause i know what it is like to learn another language, especially in a situation i’ve mentioned.
Otherwise, give it a go
I noticed the sushinwas jsut of the train anyway.
Its quiet expensive for what it was 60 dollars for 4 plates of sushi and a plate of kind fish sushimi
I must say i was dissapiinted with the prawn sushi it was mainly batter.
Came back a second time the sushi was fresh how ever the salmon rolls had very little Salmon in it. The photos that says 2nd time is the last time i was there. I suggest you pay the 1 dollar and order the fresh wasabi it so much nicer 4 plats 38 dollars
Is it bad that we were enjoying food and the time?? Wow..I was holding my self to not get so upset
I pretended like Idk what they were saying
I’m not gonna dine in here anymore so I’m leaving the review
Very bad attitudes
Generous portions of chicken, juicy and cooked well but the Teriyaki sauce tasted like it was from a bottle and not housemade. It was very overpowering. It came with a good portion or rice and lettuce leaves with sesame dressing
I had enough to take home for another meal
They say they close at 8pm, we arrived to the door a sign saying last order 7.30pm. We arrived minutes before last order and were advised no orders as now closed. We did google and try and call prior to driving there but they don’t have their number listed to make this available. The staff member was not considerate in his interaction and very rude. We’ve had only great experiences on our trip alomg QLD coast so far but this was not nice after a long day travelling to be greeted by rudeness when patrons were clearly still enjoying the sushi train!