All aboard the Sushi Train Unley | Kid friendly dining Adelaide

Sushi Train Unley
Choo choo choose the Sushi Train Unley for your next meal out with the kiddos, and you’ll experience the future of dining when you’re served by a sushi robot waiter!

This is the ultimate novelty for the kids who will love receiving their freshly made meal straight from a sushi serving robot with a smile.

The Sushi Train Unley offers a newly expanded dining room, now boasting 8 additional tables, perfect for families seeking a comfortable and spacious setting. The Sushi Train team understands the importance of accommodating their littlest guests, and that’s why they’ve carved out room for highchairs and prams, ensuring a hassle-free dining experience for parents and their bundles of joy.

Sushi Train Unley kids meal
Kids only meals are served in a train
Sushi Train Unley
Kids love stamp cards for return visits

Kids will love the special kids-only meal deals (served in a train!), while families can also enjoy VIP membership that offers discounts as well as stamp cards for return visits. Receive a token with every third meal for your kiddos to use in the toy machine where they’ll win a tiny treasure to take home!

With plenty of gluten-free options and thoughtfully curated vegetarian dishes there’s a dining adventure that caters to every palate and every member of the fam. From delicious sushi rolls to mouthwatering sashimi, every bite is a taste of Japan’s finest flavours.


The Metro Shopping Centre,
254-260 Unley Road, Hyde Park
08 8172 0440
sushitrain.com.au

 

Sushi Train Unley

 

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