Restaurant
Sushi Train Rosebery
Shop 120/747 Botany Rd, Rosebery NSW 2018, Australia
Find Sushi Train Rosebery
Shop 120/747 Botany Rd, Rosebery NSW 2018, Australia
Directions ↗*Opening hours may differ during holidays.
Book NowAbout Sushi Train Rosebery
Rapid plate turnover and steady Botany Road foot traffic keep the revolving kaitenzushi track packed with freshly cut seafood. Grab a counter stool for a quick solo lunch or slide into a booth with the crew—the belt stays loaded with salmon nigiri, aburi salmon, and crisp prawn tempura hand rolls, while table-side QR codes handle made-to-order tempura udon.
- Conveyor Belt & QR Ordering: High turnover ensures constant fresh plates alongside table-side QR ordering for specialty and hot dishes.
- Counter Stools & Booth Seating: Features booth seating alongside counter stools, easily accommodating solo diners and family groups.
- Fresh Nigiri & Made-to-Order Dishes: Known for consistent salmon nigiri, seared aburi options, and made-to-order tempura udon.
What's On at Sushi Train Rosebery
Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.
No events or specials listed right now.
Why Diners Choose Sushi Train Rosebery
Fresh conveyor selections, seamless ordering, and flexible seating for quick solo visits or family meals.
Fast conveyor rotation and easy QR ordering
A bustling dining room drives steady plate rotation on the kaiten belt, paired with direct QR ordering for dishes made to order.
They always have a wide selection on the train and it's almost always busy in there ensuring a good turnover of plates. It's easy to order any additional dishes you might require using the QR codes.
Min Reliably fresh variety across every visit
Diners can count on consistently fresh nigiri, sashimi, and warm favorites stocked reliably on the belt.
The sushi is consistently good, the train is always well-stocked, and there’s a great variety of options to choose from.
Etheldreda Ellen Effortless solo dining during off-peak hours
Solo guests can walk in during lunch or off-peak hours and settle right into counter seating without the friction of a long wait.
there’s usually no wait when I got at 1pm, but I go alone so that helps
Fiona Young Convenient local spot for a quick sushi fix
A clean, well-run setting offers an easy, comforting destination for a quick solo sushi meal whenever the craving strikes.
It’s close to home and a great spot for a quick sushi fix.
Ambassador Bas Comfortable booth seating suited for families
Spacious booth seating along the conveyor belt gives families and groups room to spread out with strollers while everyone selects their own plates.
Good vibes, feel privacy enough when having our table, we bring our baby trolley and everything’s easy!
DEXTER LIU Welcoming atmosphere for kids and groups
A welcoming, kid-friendly setup allows dining parties of all ages to share dishes and explore portions at their own pace.
The service is great not much wait time and super kids friendly.
Annie Guo
Most popular items
Customer-favorite sushi and roll selections from the train
Salmon Nigiri
salmon nigiri
T C Aburi Salmon
aburi salmon
T C Prawn Tempura Hand Rolls
prawn tempura hand rolls
T C Unagi
Love the unagi, sweet and well caramelized, love it!
Ferdinand
Other favorites
Popular soups, noodles, and fried sides to complement your sushi meal
Tempura Udon
tempura udon
T C Miso Soup
Miso soup very hot which is very good when having sushi
DEXTER LIU Crab Claws
crab claws
T C Spicy Fried Octopus
Spicy fried octopus was great too, light crispy and I like everything about it.
Ferdinand
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical wait times and best times to avoid queues?
During peak evening and weekend dinner hours, queues are common and wait times typically reach 15 to 30 minutes, with lines sometimes stretching outside. Visiting at off-peak times, such as weekday lunches around 1:00 PM or early around 5:00 PM, generally involves little to no wait, especially for solo diners.
How does ordering work from the conveyor belt?
You can pull fresh sushi and sashimi plates straight from the rotating conveyor belt, or use on-table QR codes to order hot dishes, specific sushi items, and desserts made fresh to order. Staff tally up your color-coded plates at the end.
Can groups and families sit together at the train?
Yes, alongside traditional counter seating along the belt, the restaurant features comfortable booth tables that can accommodate groups of up to four to six people, with ample room for families and baby strollers.
Can you book a table in advance, or is takeaway available?
The restaurant does not take bookings (walk-in seating only), but both dine-in and takeaway options are available if you prefer to take your order to go.
Explore more places in Sydney
Find familiar flavours, neighbourhood favourites and somewhere new in Sydney.
Similar places
More places for the flavours and food you enjoy.
- Hanamaruya BankstownBankstown · Japanese, Restaurant
- JazushiSurry Hills · Japanese, Restaurant
- Sushi Train Dee WhyDee Why · Japanese, Restaurant
- Yakiniku Restaurant WakanaArtarmon · Japanese, Restaurant
- Toko Restaurantonly · Japanese, Restaurant
- Gyuniku BuffetHaymarket · Japanese, Restaurant
More in Rosebery
Keep exploring this neighbourhood.
- Da Mario RestaurantRosebery · Italian, Pizza, Restaurant, Takeaway
- Moon & Back Cafe • LifestyleRosebery · Coffee, Cafe
- Sensei Sushi RoseberyRosebery · Sushi, Takeaway
- Rose BorekRosebery · Coffee, Turkish, Bakery, Cafe, Restaurant
- Zeus Street Greek RoseberyRosebery · Greek, Restaurant, Takeaway
- Three Blue Ducks, RoseberyRosebery · Modern Australian, Cafe, Restaurant
Discover more in Sydney
Explore another side of the city's food and drink.
- SokyoPyrmont · Japanese, Restaurant
- Sonder CafePaddington · Coffee, Cafe, Restaurant
- Product of Italy PenrithPenrith · Italian, Pizza, Restaurant, Fine Dining
- Savoury Dining PenrithPenrith · Asian, Restaurant
- LuMi DiningPyrmont · Italian, Japanese, Fine Dining, Bar, Restaurant
- Hakiki NewtownNewtown · Coffee, Dessert, Cafe, Restaurant





















