Sushi Train Treasure Cove

Went there today to have sushi but disappointed with the number of sushi plates that was on the conveyor belt. Not many choice and also the people working in there are different from the previous ones. New management. Don’t think will be back.

Sushi Train Treasure Cove (near Harbourtown) wasn't bad, but it had a bit left to be desired. Understanding the health situation that was about when we did visit, the hygiene of the restaurant was probably lacking. The cleanliness of the booths was amiss tacky table tops and seats, food on the floor (assuming from previous patrons), no question asked if anyone wanted drinks, and there was limited availability on the train.The QR code/app was a different spin on things and entertained us for a little while ordering probably more than was necessary.We left a bottle there, only realising it was missing about half an hour later, and the staff had kindly put it aside for us.

This place used to be good but not anymore!!Staff are unprofessional and lack of training. Super dirty everywhere(sticky tables and chairs, pretty much everything is just a mess!! I couldn't stand the poor hygiene here, so just left the shop. There is so many good sushi trains out there. They should re-manage everything from the basic.

We had to wait a long time to get a seat, but the food was made fresh because they were so busy. Can’t really go wrong with a Sushi Train!

We usually go to the Sushi train at Labrador down the road off Brisbane road but due to being closed over Christmas we came here to the sushi train at treasure cove as we were craving sushi but honestly eating here today was not good at all, low quality, the sushi was lacking flavour and super small portions aswell as filling. Definitely would prefer and only go to the sushi train on labrador!