Sakura Fresh Sushi Revesby — Restaurant in Sydney

Sakura Fresh Sushi is a Japanese restaurant in Revesby that serves affordable, high-quality sushi.

Food (5/5): The Sakura special rolls, especially the grilled salmon special roll are consistently delicious. The sashimi is fresh and the rolls are warm and flavourful.

Service (5/5): The staff is friendly and attentive, regularly checking on customers and clearing dishes promptly.

Ambiance (3/5): The decor is outdated and could use a refresh. The restaurant's appearance feels more like a chicken takeaway store than a sushi restaurant.

Price (4/5): The prices are reasonable, but it's disappointing that the restaurant only accepts cash in 2023.

Parking (4/5): While there is plenty of street parking nearby, it can be difficult to find a spot during peak periods such as weekends.

Overall, Sakura Fresh Sushi is a good spot for satisfying everyday sushi and sashimi cravings. The restaurant could improve its ambiance and payment options, but the food never...

Horrible experience. Rude ignorant staff, expensive price, average food. What did you expect.

Sat down at a table to decide what to order. We had been there for about 5mins. Some high school kids came in a few mins after us. We were about to to go order when the staff told is we had to vacate and leave our tables. What the actual heck. We had to actually leave our table which we came first. What disgusting and rude staff.

Price is expensive, the place is run by Vietnamese people and not japanese.

Food was average. Rice was not cooked right and food was clearly not authentic. They blast the food with sauce to compensate for the lack of quality. You telling me I had to had for pay so much money for such a subpar experience.

Ruined my day completely. Did not know this was possible. Woke up this morning excited...

Oh gosh! Not sure how this place has the people queuing up for sushi here, because in my opinion, it's way over priced for the quality of food that's not even done right. We chose to sit down for meal and ordered the Pork Katsu meal $17 and the Chicken Katsu Bento $27 and the Takoyaki ball $11. Of all these dish, the only thing that was quite acceptable was the Takoyaki. I've never eaten pork katsu that's chopped up and then fried. it was literally black and destroyed and then its covered in mayonnaise to make it a bit more presentable. Anyway, If you are constantly getting people in your business then well and good... keep doing what you are doing. But if the kind of food that I got is how you guys do Japanese food, then I seriously suggest you guys to step up your game as you will surly...