Ebisu Sushi — Restaurant in Adelaide

Cool place. It was a new sushi train experience 👌

All plates on the sushi train are $3.80 which is fair. There are more options in the menu which are not passing through the train but the prices are a bit higher. The quality and taste of the foods are great. I'm not interested in sushi at all but I liked the taste of the foods here and it makes me to visit it again.

You can take the passing plates from the train or you can order other kind of foods (I even don't know the names) from the menu using iPads on each table.

You can pay with cash or card but the only thing I didn't like was that if you go with your friends and sit on a table you cannot pay separately as they count the plates on each table altogether. So in this case, one of you needs to pay and other friends will pay cash to him/her later which is not convenient so better to have cash (even some coins to pay to your friend who pays in behalf of others).

I hope they can change this other than that, everything looks fine.

But totally it was a good experience and it's recommended...

Edit: unfortunately the quality has gone down hill since my original post. We've been back multiple times and the last 2 times have been so lack lustre I think tonight was the last night we'll be back. It's a shame, because they use to be fantastic. None of the ramen or noodles have any flavours, barely any ingredients and the chicken was so dry. The spicy kaarage was so plain and had no spice to it any more. Unfortunately this is off our favourite list.

Great sushi, fast service, plenty of options. Great place to try something new, take some mates or have a cute little date. There is the ability to order off-train too, so if there's something specific you're hankering for, you can order it with a tap of the iPad and they'll deliver it straight to you. There are a lot of options on the train too, and you can see the chefs...

I had an amazing time at Ebisu Sushi is the place for you! The food was incredibly fresh — every plate that came around looked as good as it tasted. From perfectly sliced sashimi to creative rolls and torched aburi options, everything was full of flavor and beautifully presented.

The atmosphere really stood out — it felt like stepping into a little slice of Japan. The traditional decor, friendly staff, and soft Japanese music created a relaxing, authentic vibe that made the whole experience even better.

I also appreciated how clean and well-organized everything was. The chefs were preparing dishes right in front of us, which added a nice touch of transparency and energy.

If you’re a fan of sushi or just looking for a unique dining experience, I highly recommend checking this place out. I’ll...