Best Sushi Restaurants in Parramatta

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Parramatta — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$IntimateTraditionalAuthenticFresh sushiSashimiSeasonal specials

    About the venue

    Mikazuki, located on Macquarie Street in Parramatta, New South Wales, focuses on creating authentic Japanese food, particularly sushi and sashimi, since its establishment in 2019. The intimate ambiance is accentuated by traditional decor, providing a traditional dining experience for patrons. Known for its fresh fish and beautifully presented dishes, the restaurant has a loyal customer base. Its seasonal specials highlight the chef’s innovative approach to Japanese cuisine.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up of two pieces of salmon sashimi being picked up with chopsticks. The camera follows the chopsticks as they move towards a small dish of soy sauce. In the background, a dish of ramen noodles is visible but out of focus.

    169 Macquarie St

  2. $$IntimateCozyAuthenticSmall platesGrilled skewersExtensive sake

    About the venue

    Ginza Izakaya in Parramatta is known for its authentic Japanese izakaya-style dining, offering a variety of small plates designed for sharing. The menu features dishes like grilled skewers, sashimi, and seasonal specials, providing a rich culinary experience. The intimate atmosphere, complete with low lighting and wooden decor, creates a relaxed setting ideal for after-work gatherings and casual meals. Friendly staff are on hand to suggest perfect drink pairings from the extensive sake list.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases various Japanese dishes being prepared and served at a restaurant named Ginza Izakaya. It includes sushi rolls, sashimi, tempura, gyoza, and other traditional Japanese cuisine.

    330 Church St

  3. $CozyInvitingFreshFresh sushiCrunchy RollSashimi platter

    About the venue

    Alpha Sushi Parramatta, located on Phillip St in Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia, offers traditional Japanese sushi since its opening in 2018. Known for its fresh ingredients and high quality, the sushi bar features both classic rolls and house specialties. The decor is simple yet inviting, with seating for approximately 40 guests, making it a cozy spot for sushi lovers. Signature offerings include their 'Crunchy Roll' and chef's special sashimi platter.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up of a sushi roll being picked up with chopsticks. The roll is topped with salmon and drizzled with sauce. The camera follows the chopsticks as they lift the roll, revealing its contents of avocado, crab, and cucumber.

    SHOP 6/27 Phillip St

  4. $$CasualSushi trainFamily-friendlySushi trainVegetarian optionsFresh ingredients

    About the venue

    Kanzo Fresh Sushi, located in Shop 6 at 55-67 George St in Parramatta, specializes in traditional and contemporary sushi made on-site daily. This casual sushi spot features a sushi train system that allows diners to select fresh dishes as they pass by. Notable offerings include their signature spicy tuna roll and a selection of vegetarian options, making it popular among both sushi aficionados and families.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a piece of sushi resting on a bed of ice within a blue container, then zooms out to reveal the sushi on a pink salt block inside a dark gray tray. The background is blurred but hints at greenery.

    Shop 6, 55-67 George St

  5. ConvenientAccessibleFunctional1,000+ parkingMulti-levelShopping access

    About the venue

    Westfield Carpark, located on Church Street, serves both customers and visitors of the Westfield Shopping Centre, providing access since its opening in 2004. The multi-level carpark offers ample space with over 1,000 parking spots, making shopping convenient for local and regional visitors alike. The easy access to shops and entertainment venues enhances the shopping experience in this busy area of Parramatta. Regular promotions and events encourage shoppers to utilize the parking facilities.

    What the videos show

    A person is preparing sushi by rolling a light green batter on a flat metallic surface using a spatula, then shaping it into a cylindrical form. The kitchen setting includes various utensils and equipment, with a focus on the hands and the rolling process. The video begins with a brief greeting, 'E aí E aí,' at the start, followed by silent visual demonstration of the sushi-making technique. The action is continuous and focused on the tactile, precise motion of spreading and rolling the batter, suggesting a culinary craft or recipe demonstration.

    159-175 Church St