Sushi Tengoku

This is an excellent low cost place Japanese for the sheer freshness and size of portions (as seen on pictures). The overall value for money is great, and the variety available is limited but decent. Good range of Bento boxes as well as udons and delicious tempura. Some options for drinks but it's a BYOB which makes it amazing for bringing in your own fine quality booze for the occasion. The owner and staff are extremely friendly too. It does tend to get busy with both ends of the spectrum from students to business people so timing or delivery might be required.

The portions here really are immense. Generally good quality fish for price and the shear size you are served. The aburi was probably our favourite, particularly the scallops and scampi. Unagi was ok but looked better than it tasted (but we might be holding people to too high of unagi standards). All in all a good casual place for sushi and would easily recommend!!

Probably the biggest sushi in Sydney if not Australia The size of each nigiri here is at least twice as large as standard nigiri out there, fish is so big that I cant see the rice. Size aside the quality is really good and freshness is guaranteed, they have a wide selection of sushi but aburi sushis (salmon, kingfish and especially the scallop!!) are our favourite. Cant wait to be back!

Interestingly different from most sushi places you've tried before. Sushi tengoku sets itself apart from others by providing extra large cuts of salmon, tuna and more to top your rice. The advantage of this is that you get much less rice in each bite, however you lose the ability to easily pick up the sushi and each piece takes more than a single bite to finish. Remember that because the pieces are bigger the price will work out to be able the same as a regular place and the amount you'll need to order will be much less. I would recommend limited yourself to one Tamago sushi per person as there are very large and very filling.

Based on previous reviews, I went in with an expectation of big portions and cheap price. Portions are big but prizes are higher than other Sushi places, so when you add up you end up paying equal (or higher in my case). So its a good place to visit if you are looking at a eatery nearby but not worth travelling. Sushi was fresh, so no issues with quality.

Good Japanese restaurant in Kensington near UNSW for casual Japanese dinning. Came here for lunch on friday afternoon and they have a big menu selective of Sashimi, Sushi Nigiri, Sushi roll, Lunch Bento Box, Teriyaki & Grilled, Fry, Udon, side dishes to choose from. You order by marking a sheet, which you get when you sit down. We tried the Teriyaki Bento Box with Teriyaki Chicken as a main and served with california roll, takoyaki, wakame seaweed with rice & miso soup. We also order the 5 piece mixed Prawns and Vegetable Tempura and their new special tonkotsu ramen. It's good portion and great value to eat here the food was easy to like and they have self served green tea.