Sushi Jiro Eastland

Pretty disgusted by the treatment from staff we experienced yesterday. We were first greeted and seated by a young woman. My baby was in the pram with us. We parked the pram and then sat down, shortly after who I assume was the manager, and the young waitress came up to us and asked if we could move the pram behind the table as they couldn't get through to other tables. There was space as my sister managed to walk past the pram to sit down. Understand if maybe it was a safety issue but nothing else was said. My baby was asleep in the pram and it would have been out of my view and arms reach, who on earth would ask a parent to do this? They offered for us to sit somewhere else, but again the pram wouldn't have been close enough to me. They just stared at us saying nothing else and we decided to leave. No apologies or a decent attempt to serve us. We just felt like we were inconveniencing them. As we were leaving we noticed the EXACT same situation at another table, adjacent to where we were sitting, yet they clearly weren't asked to move the pram. Why was it okay for them but not us? Will never return here.

Generally speaking, the food is not bad but definitely not high quality Japanese food.

Have my dinner here on Wednesday night at 7pm, staffs weren't friendly, they gave me wet bowl without dry clean it, food was so so nothing special, soup was cold not hot at all, several not happy with the food and service

The mango mochi was one of my greatest culinary experiences. Soft, squishy, creamy and sweet. I might need to up my mochi standard yet it was the best I’ve had.
Yum sushi too. The orders came quick and the train was packed. I’ll be back soon.

For a sushi train restaurant my expectations were low. Sushi Jiro was pleasantly surprising. Dishes were plentiful and fresh. Each dish was approx $5 each. Nigiri, and Unagi sushi was particularly good. Meguro was good, but salmon sashimi was a little ‘fishy’. Overall this is a more pricey option than other places in the mall, but the quality and variety is much better here. Definitely recommended. Staff was super friendly and attentive.

This is the first time we tried Sushi Train. We went at 4pm which probably explains why there are few food missing already but we still enjoyed it. My daughter loved it hence the 5 stars.

Friendly staff. The atmosphere is… kinda chaotic. I wouldn’t say there is one. The music is way too loud and people are so loud trying to talk over it and each other. You can’t hear the person across the table from you talking. The sushi is good but small portions. Desserts are okay but again small portions. It’s pretty fun seeing all the food go around and ordering for the express train to come to your table. But all in all I wouldn’t come back because it wasn’t that amazing. It was busy but they didn’t even refill the water on our table and they were bringing things to our table when we ordered so they had chances to do it. You’d expect that much when people are paying hundreds of dollars. But, they were all young and it was very busy. For 5 adults with no drinks it was $200 and still leaving hungry.