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Modern Japanese Restaurant in Surry Hills

Zushi is all about delivering the highest quality Japanese food possible with love and care.

Our Surry Hills Zushi is the sister location to our Darlinghurst restaurant which established our reputation for the best fish and local produce.

You can eat in, takeaway or choose home delivery in the local area ($8 delivery fee applies or free delivery for orders over $50, dinner only).

We are fully licenced.

If you love Japanese food why not enrol at Zushi School.  Held on the first Saturday of every month, $90 for a two hour lesson including lunch.  The perfect gift voucher for the friend who loves Japanese food.

Having a party?  Zushi can also cater for your next party.  Check out our website for full details.

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  • WeenieM  Local Star   83 reviews
    Love zushi especially the $15 salmon teriyaki box for lunch however the serving size seems to have shrunk in size recently.

    3 weeks ago - 27/04/2013 via TrueLocal for iPhone

  • ShaillyJain  Local Star   19 reviews
    Great place for lunch

    2 months ago - 22/02/2013

  • beanboy  Local Star   320 reviews
    Went here for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed the teriyaki salmon, it was fresh, well cooked and the side dishes like seaweed, and pickled vegetables went down a treat.

    I quite like the causal dinning and there's a outdoor area (not covered) should the weather be decent. We were greeted and seated by a lovely waitress, who made sure our dining experience was more than enjoyable.

    I'll definitely be going back

    6 months ago - 22/10/2012

  • Cee Zee  Local Star   309 reviews
    Like Eatstreets, I only ever go to the Darlinghurst Zushi but given I have just moved to Surry Hills thought I would give this one a try. The Darlinghurst Zushi is definitely more laid back but I guess being so closed to the Winery people are going to make this a night out rather than a relaxed local meal. The service was okay but it was missing the warmth of Darlo but it is really nice to sit outside if you can get a table. The menu is also the same but has changed to be more of shared menu which is a bit of a general downer. Anyway I will still visit this Zushi but if I get time will head to darlo.

    27/02/2012

  • Eatstreets  Foodie   62 reviews
    As a frequent visitor to the Darlinghurst Zushi, I was very excited when I heard there was another branch of this excellent Japanese restaurant opening in Surry Hills. Upon entering, I was very impressed with the fit-out, which is all dark wood and dim lighting. Theres an upstairs area that looks out over the restaurant, but we opted to sit outside as it was a nice afternoon. The food was delicious, as weve come to expect from Zushi. We mainly ordered sashimi and hand rolls, which were all excellent. The soft-shell crab roll and the dynamite rolls are my particular favourite. Unfortunately this new Zushi isnt BYO, which can cause the bill to get up there pretty quickly. We were having a great night until the waiter came over and asked us to move on so they could give the table away, which I always find to be a bit of a dampener on what was otherwise a great night.

    04/03/2011

  • C Sandiego  Foodie   60 reviews
    Zushi Darlinghurst is an old favourite of mine so when they opened their Surry Hills branch I was very excited to test it out. The two restaurants have many similarities including the same friendly, professional service, the menu and the amazing food. The obvious differences are that the new Zushi is quite a bit bigger than its old Darlo mate, with upstairs and downstairs dining options. It is also a bit fancier inside and is fully licensed (unlike its BYO brother). As it is a Monday night, my friend and I order a glass of Pinot Gris and our old faithful dishes to share. Edemame, deluxe sashimi, tuna tataki, seaweed salad & cabbage-carrot salad. The presentation & quality of the dishes is perfect & on par with the Darlo Zushi. We are very happy with our meal & the entire experience. The bill is what we had expected (about $50 each). A top Sydney Japanese dining experience.

    01/03/2011

  • Kate Woolford  Foodie   58 reviews
    Zushi made me fall in love with sushi all over again. My favourite sushi restaurant in Sydney. And I found out the other day that they even do take away!

    They are famous for their inside out special rolls. They are incredible. The special beef roll (which is actually no longer on the menu but they are happy to make it anyway) is to die for. The caramelised onion and crispy sweet potato really make it unique. They also do soft-shell crab and lobster special rolls and for someone who doesnt eat raw fish they are perfect.

    Parking is the main issue for zushi. I am often put off going there as it is so close to Sydneys infamous Kings Cross and finding a park can sometimes be a nightmare!

    The staff are very pleasant and the prices are fairly standard. Some edamame beans, a special inside out roll and a drink will set you back around $30.

    And it is located next door to the best gelati shop ever!! So tempting.

    11/02/2011

  • Out About  Foodie   235 reviews
    I visited the new Zushi in Surry Hills before reading ben-2010's review and had a very different experience. We went for lunch on a Sunday and sat outside which was really pleasant. The staff were very friendly and drinks arrived in moments. My partner and I both ordered the Zushi Bento box which was $25. Not cheap, but the quality of the sashimi and sushi was very good. Whilst it took some time to come to the table we knew it was being made fresh - melt in your mouth type sushi, not something that had been sitting for hours pre-made. Overall a very good experience and we'd go back based on the quality of the fish.

    21/11/2010

  • ben_2010   2 reviews
    Avoid this place unless you are extremely patient and very rich. We waited 15 minutes just to get a menu, and then another 30 min for the first small plate of sushi. The next dish took another 20 minutes - all up over an hour for a simple lunch. The place wasn't busy- there were only 3 other tables.

    The food was extremely average, and very expensive compared to other local options. I don't think this place will be around for much longer.

    There are much much better options than Zushi - we were very disappointed

    27/10/2010

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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
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    12:00 PM-3:00 PM
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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
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    12:00 PM-3:00 PM
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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
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    12:00 PM-3:00 PM
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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
  • Saturday:
    12:00 PM-3:00 PM
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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
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    12:00 PM-3:00 PM
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    6:00 PM-10:00 PM
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