on December 17, 2005..A tiny sushi house, limited space (room for a pushchair at a squeeze) lovely little railroad train circling before you with a variety of made on the spot sushi treats,....if it's not on the train ask and it will be whipped up in moments!
Serves beer, soft drinks etc, a close get to know you sushi experience (theres generally a few locals popping in and out)
ring them beforehand and they will sort out a take-out for you if needed.
We eat there around 8-10 times per fortnight visit,..never fails to please an absolute must do eatery! ideal for first timers or old hands of the sushi! ...try the flying fish eggs (poor man's caviar)
..If it's full when you want to eat, go grab a beer and pop back! a crime not to eat here!
...so many dishes, such little time!
on January 4, 2008
on December 26, 2002
