This is one of very good restaurants that I've visited. Friendly staff, delicious food, moderate price, clean bar, etc...... I want to recommend this restaurant to everyone strongly. Tourist from South Korea.

Went there for lunch. We had the bento box and the udon. Very nice!!! Nice big bento box and just enough udon. Price bit higher, but that's expected for the city. Service friendly. There is also a sushi train, which we did not have, but others may be interested. Okay for a city lunch break!

Approximate cost: $15

Okay so Rokujuni is simply 62 in Japanese, seemed pretty authentic, in the midst of all the fake Japanese sushi train joints (trust me majority of them wants you to think they're Japanese run when they're not)

Their sushi is a little more on the contemporary/ fusion style then the authentic/traditional, but that doesn't mean that they're bad.

I do stay away from dishes revolving around which cost more than $4~5. There' are plenty of dishes at around $3, which taste just fine. If I were to spent $6 on a plate, I'd rather go to a real sushi joint pay 3~4 extra dollars and have the freshest Sydney has to offer.

Anywho, considering that you pick dishes below 5 dollars, this place does offer great tasting contemporary fusion sushi.

I'd most definitely recommend that you check this place out at least once.

Expect to be greeted loudly and warmly here. As soon as you walk in, all of the wait staff greet you in Japanese! So maybe if you are having a quiet day and don't feel like being noticed - pick another time to pop in. Personally I find it quite nice to be greeted enthusiastically rather than ignored. This sushi bar has the longest sushi train I have ever seen and it is full of wonderful fresh food at reasonable prices - 2.80 - 5.20 a plate. They have catch of the day, the day I was in, it was scallop sushi - creamy, fresh and gorgeous. I will return. Mains also reasonable at around 9.00 for chicken teriyaki. Well worth a visit. Great food experience!