Sushi Train Miami — Restaurant in Gold Coast City

My daughter and I wanted sushi, and was hoping there was one close to where we were staying. Low and behold, there was one walking distance from the hotel we were staying at.

We entered and was bewildered at how big it was, it was really a pleasant surprise to enter our biggest sushi Bar yet. It was also busy, very busy. But as busy as they were, the staff acknowledged out presence, and came as soon as they could to take us to done seats.

The range was unbelievable, I've been to sushi trains before, and I must say, I didn't care about the prices this time, the food was varied and creative. They even had desserts. DELICIOUS.

Between my daughter and I, we ate that much food, we so wanted to eat more, but out poor stomachs were over flowing that much we couldn't fit anymore food in.

We had a total of 9 plates, desserts and drinks and it came to less than $50. Not bad for a night out. Not to mention the staff were very attentive, and had this amazing skill of knowing when you needed something. When I had a question or wanted something, they were just there, I really didn't have to look around for...

Twice in a row I've had terrible service from this place. Tonight, I just ordered delivery to my house. I wrote a note asking for "plenty of ginger please" this is a complimentary side offered in the store, however they went ahead and charged me extra for ginger, even went in to my order and adjusted my final charge to add another $1.20 for ginger. BUT upon receiving my food, there was nothing in the bag, no soy, no ginger, not even some damn chopsticks - how am I meant to eat my sushi? With my hands?!!! So not only was I rudely charged for something that's free in the store, I never even received it, when I called to complain, I was dismissed. This kind of dumb stuff annoys me so much! Might seem small but completely ruins the meal and experience for...

*edit 4 years later... So we went to our local tonight for our regular plates (see above), just after their reno and change in owners. Agadashi Tofu, up $2. It was so loaded with bonito flakes they soaked up what small amount of broth was in the bowl - kinda like soft corn flakes!. Aburi Salmon, ordered fresh, was delivered 2 cold plates from the train. Sweet Chili Prawn Roll, cold and soggy. Then the Sashimi Salmon came loaded onto a plate with a bunch of really unnecessary garnishes and the cuts look like they were performed by an apprentice...

Sad face.

This is our regular sushi stop... food's always nice and they'll make it fresh if you ask. I recommend the Aburi Salmon, Sweet Chili Prawn Roll and Agadashu Tofu - all...