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Looking for the latest Sushi Train menu prices in Australia? Whether you’re visiting for conveyor-belt sushi, ordering salmon nigiri, trying aburi sushi or picking up a takeaway platter, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide to the Sushi Train menu and prices.
Sushi Train is one of Australia’s best-known Japanese restaurant chains, offering freshly prepared sushi, sashimi, hand rolls, chicken dishes, udon noodles, ramen, rice bowls, desserts and party platters.
Sushi Train takeaway menu prices include approximately $7.00–$7.30 for six-piece salmon and avocado rolls, $13.50–$14.80 for four-piece salmon nigiri, $14.30–$16.00 for four-piece aburi salmon nigiri and $17.50 for an Original Udon at a selected Adelaide restaurant. Larger party platters generally cost considerably more.
For dine-in customers, Sushi Train uses a colour-coded plate system, with each plate colour representing a different price.
Below you’ll find Sushi Train’s menu prices, plate pricing information, sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, hot Japanese meals, takeaway packs, loyalty rewards and frequently asked questions.
Price guide: All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD). The quoted item prices are examples from publicly listed third-party ordering menus at selected Sushi Train restaurants in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. They are not fixed nationwide prices or necessarily the prices charged for individual conveyor-belt plates. Prices, portion sizes and availability vary by store.
Contents
- Sushi Train Menu Prices Australia – Quick Guide
- Sushi Train Plate Prices – How Much Is Each Plate?
- Sushi Train Nigiri Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Aburi Sushi Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Roll Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Specialty Roll Prices
- Sushi Train Vegetarian Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Sashimi Prices
- Sushi Train Hot Food and Side Prices
- Sushi Train Udon and Ramen Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Rice Bowl Prices
- Sushi Train Takeaway Set Menu Prices
- Sushi Train Party Platter Prices
- Sushi Train Dessert Prices
- Sushi Train Drink Prices
- Sushi Train VIP Membership and Rewards
- Sushi Train Specials and Discount Sushi Days
- Sushi Train Menu Prices in Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns and Adelaide
- How to Order Sushi Train Takeaway and Delivery
- Sushi Train Gluten-Free, Vegetarian and Dietary Information
- Sushi Train Menu FAQs
- How much does Sushi Train cost in Australia?
- How much is a plate of sushi at Sushi Train?
- How does Sushi Train calculate the bill?
- Is Sushi Train all you can eat?
- How much is Sushi Train Salmon Nigiri?
- How much is Sushi Train Aburi Salmon?
- How much is a Salmon & Avocado Roll at Sushi Train?
- How much is Sushi Train Chicken & Avocado Roll?
- How much is Sushi Train Gyoza?
- How much is Sushi Train Chicken Karaage?
- How much is Sushi Train Miso Soup?
- How much is Sushi Train Ramen?
- How much is Sushi Train Udon?
- How much is Sushi Train Sashimi?
- How much does a Sushi Train party platter cost?
- Does Sushi Train have a kids menu?
- Does Sushi Train have vegetarian options?
- Does Sushi Train have gluten-free soy sauce?
- Does Sushi Train serve raw fish?
- Does Sushi Train have halal options?
- Does Sushi Train have a loyalty program?
- How much are Sushi Train VIP points worth?
- Does Sushi Train have discount plate days?
- Can I order Sushi Train online?
- Does Sushi Train deliver?
- Does Sushi Train sell gift cards?
- Can you book a table at Sushi Train?
- Are Sushi Train prices the same everywhere?
- Sushi Train Menu Prices Australia – Summary
Sushi Train Menu Prices Australia – Quick Guide
Here’s a look at some of the popular items available at Sushi Train.
| Sushi Train menu item | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Salmon & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Chicken & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Tuna Salad & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Salmon Nigiri | 4 pieces | $13.50–$14.80 |
| Chicken & Avocado Nigiri | 4 pieces | $13.00–$14.90 |
| Aburi Salmon Nigiri | 4 pieces | $14.30–$16.00 |
| Aburi Scallop Nigiri | 4 pieces | $17.60–$18.50 |
| Ebi Tempura Nigiri | 4 pieces | $11.70–$13.80 |
| Crunchy Roll | 6 pieces | $12.00–$13.50 |
| SAO Roll | 6 pieces | $13.50–$14.80 |
| Salmon Volcano Ship | 4 pieces | $16.90–$17.60 |
| Inari | 4 pieces | $10.00–$10.90 |
| Gyoza | 8 pieces | $14.50–$16.30 |
| Chicken Karaage | 8 pieces | $16.00–$17.60 |
| Miso Soup | 1 serving | $4.50–$5.20 |
| Original Udon | 1 bowl | $17.50 |
| Ramen | 1 bowl | $21.60–$22.10 |
| Salmon Sashimi | 9 pieces | $27.00–$31.00 |
| Happy Platter | 1 platter | $62.00–$62.40 |
| Mix Platter | 1 platter | $78.00–$90.00 |
The prices above come from different restaurants, and not every item is available in every state.
Important: Online ordering portions can contain four nigiri pieces or six to eight roll pieces. A dine-in conveyor-belt plate may contain fewer pieces and have a different price. Customers should not use these pack prices as direct equivalents of individual plates.
Sushi Train Plate Prices – How Much Is Each Plate?
Sushi Train is known for its conveyor-belt dining experience, where plates of sushi move around the restaurant for customers to select.
Unlike a traditional restaurant where every dish is ordered individually, Sushi Train allows diners to choose from the rotating sushi selection.
How Does Sushi Train Plate Pricing Work?
Sushi Train uses a colour-coded pricing system.
Each plate colour represents a price category. Customers select the dishes they want from the conveyor belt, keep the empty plates and have their bill calculated according to the plates they have collected.
The plate colour pricing chart is displayed at individual restaurants.
| Sushi Train plate type | How pricing works |
|---|---|
| Standard sushi plates | Price determined by plate colour |
| Premium sushi plates | May carry a higher plate price |
| Nigiri plates | Price depends on selected sushi and plate colour |
| Aburi sushi plates | Price depends on the item and local plate category |
| Specialty rolls | Price depends on the restaurant’s plate classification |
| Udon and ramen | Usually priced separately |
| Rice bowls | Usually priced separately |
| Sashimi | Usually priced separately |
| Drinks | Separate menu prices |
Sushi Train does not publish one universal colour-to-price chart for all Australian restaurants.
The company confirms that franchisees set their own pricing structures according to local market conditions.
How Much Should You Budget for Sushi Train?
The final cost depends on how many plates you eat and the plate colours selected.
The following examples show how a meal total changes at different average plate prices.
| Plates eaten | At $4.00 per plate | At $5.00 per plate | At $6.00 per plate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 plates | $12.00 | $15.00 | $18.00 |
| 4 plates | $16.00 | $20.00 | $24.00 |
| 5 plates | $20.00 | $25.00 | $30.00 |
| 6 plates | $24.00 | $30.00 | $36.00 |
| 8 plates | $32.00 | $40.00 | $48.00 |
| 10 plates | $40.00 | $50.00 | $60.00 |
These are illustrative calculations, not Sushi Train’s official plate prices. Actual prices can be lower or higher, particularly if customers select premium dishes.
A meal with several premium plates, a drink and a hot side can cost considerably more than the price of the sushi plates alone.
Sushi Train Nigiri Menu Prices
Nigiri is one of the main categories on the Sushi Train menu.
It consists of a portion of sushi rice topped with seafood, egg, meat or another ingredient.
Sushi Train offers traditional salmon, tuna and prawn nigiri alongside chicken, wagyu beef and other varieties.
| Nigiri menu item | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Salmon Nigiri | 4 pieces | $13.50–$14.80 |
| Chicken & Avocado Nigiri | 4 pieces | $13.00–$14.90 |
| Ebi Nigiri (Prawn) | 4 pieces | $14.90 |
| Ebi Tempura Nigiri | 4 pieces | $11.70–$13.80 |
| Kakiage Nigiri | 4 pieces | $11.70–$12.20 |
| Tuna Nigiri | 4 pieces | $17.60 |
| Tamago Nigiri | 4 pieces | $10.80 |
| Mini Ebi Tempura Nigiri | 4 pieces | $12.20 |
| Spicy Chicken & Avocado Nigiri | 4 pieces | $13.00 |
| Unagi Nigiri (Eel) | 4 pieces | $17.60 |
These are examples from selected delivery menus. Some items, including tuna, eel and specialty seafood, are not consistently available across every restaurant.
Sushi Train Salmon Nigiri Price
Sample price: $13.50–$14.80 for four pieces.
Salmon Nigiri is one of Sushi Train’s traditional sushi options.
It features sliced salmon placed over compact portions of seasoned sushi rice.
The restaurant also offers Salmon Belly and Salmon & Onion Nigiri on its official menu.
Sushi Train Chicken & Avocado Nigiri Price
Sample price: $13.00–$14.90 for four pieces.
Chicken & Avocado Nigiri is a popular alternative for customers who prefer chicken to raw seafood.
It combines chicken and avocado with sushi rice.
A spicy variation is also available at participating restaurants.
Sushi Train Prawn Nigiri Price
Ebi Nigiri features prawn served over sushi rice.
A four-piece Ebi Nigiri order is listed at $14.90 at the sampled St Peters restaurant in Adelaide.
Sushi Train also offers Ebi Tempura Nigiri, which combines the nigiri format with battered prawn.
Sushi Train Aburi Sushi Menu Prices
Aburi refers to sushi that has been lightly seared or flame-torched.
Sushi Train offers several aburi options, including salmon, scallop, chicken and wagyu beef.
| Aburi sushi | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Aburi Salmon Nigiri | 4 pieces | $14.30–$16.00 |
| Aburi Scallop Nigiri | 4 pieces | $17.60–$18.50 |
| Aburi Wagyu Beef Roll | 4 pieces | $14.90–$15.20 |
| Aburi Chicken Cheese Roll | 6 pieces | $14.90–$15.20 |
| Aburi Salmon Roll | 4 pieces | $17.60 |
| Salmon Volcano Ship | 4 pieces | $16.90–$17.60 |
| Aburi Wagyu Beef Nigiri | 4 pieces | $15.60 |
Sushi Train Aburi Salmon Nigiri Price
Sample price: $14.30–$16.00 for four pieces.
Aburi Salmon Nigiri is one of Sushi Train’s recognisable dishes.
The salmon is lightly seared, creating a different texture and flavour from traditional raw salmon nigiri.
Prices vary by restaurant, with sampled four-piece online orders ranging from $14.30 at Carseldine in Brisbane to $16 at Newtown in Sydney.
Sushi Train Aburi Scallop Nigiri
Sample price: $17.60–$18.50 for four pieces.
Aburi Scallop Nigiri features seared scallop over sushi rice.
It is one of the more premium nigiri options, with a higher online pack price than several standard salmon or chicken varieties.
Sushi Train Aburi Chicken Cheese Roll
Sample price: $14.90–$15.20 for six pieces.
The Aburi Chicken Cheese Roll is a chicken-based sushi option with a seared cheese topping.
It is available on selected online ordering menus in Queensland and South Australia.
Sushi Train Salmon Volcano Ship
Sample price: $16.90–$17.60 for four pieces.
Salmon Volcano Ship is part of Sushi Train’s specialty sushi selection.
It combines salmon with a dressed seafood-style topping served in a ship-style sushi presentation.
The official menu also includes other volcano and seafood ship varieties.
Sushi Train Roll Menu Prices
Sushi Train offers a large selection of rolls featuring salmon, tuna, chicken, avocado, vegetables and other fillings.
The range includes smaller maki rolls, larger avocado rolls and specialty combinations.
Classic Sushi Roll Prices
| Sushi Train roll | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Tuna Salad Roll | 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Salmon & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Chicken & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Tuna Salad & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Teriyaki Chicken & Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Spicy Chicken Roll | 8 pieces | $10.40–$10.80 |
| Chicken & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $10.80–$11.70 |
| Salmon & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $12.20 |
| Teriyaki Chicken & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $11.70–$12.20 |
| Tuna Salad & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $11.70–$12.20 |
| Cucumber Roll | 12 pieces | $10.80 |
| Tuna Salad Roll | 12 pieces | $10.90 |
Prices are based on selected restaurant listings. Six-piece, eight-piece and twelve-piece versions are separate serving sizes and should not be directly compared without accounting for the quantity.
Sushi Train Salmon & Avocado Roll Price
A six-piece Salmon & Avocado Roll costs approximately $7.00–$7.30 on sampled Sydney online menus.
An eight-piece version costs $12.20 at the sampled St Peters restaurant in Adelaide.
The roll combines salmon and avocado inside sushi rice and seaweed.
It is one of the classic choices for customers who enjoy salmon but prefer a roll to nigiri.
Sushi Train Chicken & Avocado Roll Price
A six-piece Chicken & Avocado Roll is listed at $7.00–$7.30 on selected Sydney online menus.
Eight-piece versions cost approximately $10.80–$11.70 at the sampled Adelaide and Brisbane outlets.
Sushi Train Tuna Salad & Avocado Roll
The Tuna Salad & Avocado Roll features tuna salad and avocado wrapped with rice and seaweed.
Six-piece portions are listed at approximately $7.00–$7.30 at selected Sydney locations.
An eight-piece serving is listed at $12.20 at Sushi Train St Peters in Adelaide.
Sushi Train Teriyaki Chicken & Avocado Roll
The Teriyaki Chicken & Avocado Roll combines chicken with teriyaki flavouring and avocado.
It is available in different serving sizes and is an alternative to seafood-based sushi.
Sushi Train Specialty Roll Prices
For customers who want something different from standard sushi rolls, Sushi Train offers a substantial range of premium and creative combinations.
| Specialty roll | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Crunchy Roll | 6 pieces | $12.00–$13.50 |
| SAO Roll | 6 pieces | $13.50–$14.80 |
| Aburi Wagyu Beef Roll | 4 pieces | $14.90–$15.20 |
| Aburi Chicken Cheese Roll | 6 pieces | $14.90–$15.20 |
| Prawn Stick Roll | 6 pieces | $13.50 |
| Hot Hot Chicken Roll | 6 pieces | $13.50 |
| Salmon & Avocado Cream Cheese Roll | 12 pieces | $16.80 |
| Ebi Tempura & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $13.50 |
| Kakiage & Avocado Roll | 8 pieces | $12.20 |
Other specialty rolls on the official Sushi Train menu include the Dragon Roll, Tiger Roll, California Roll, Soft Shell Crab Roll, Salmon Dynamite Roll, Chicken Egg Salad Roll and Sushi Train Roll.
Prices for these additional varieties depend on the selected restaurant.
Sushi Train Crunchy Roll
Sample price: $12.00–$13.50 for six pieces.
The Crunchy Roll is one of Sushi Train’s specialty rolls, featuring a crisp texture that distinguishes it from traditional maki sushi.
A six-piece serving is available at several restaurants.
Sushi Train SAO Roll
Sample price: $13.50–$14.80 for six pieces.
SAO stands for Salmon, Avocado and Onion.
The roll combines these ingredients into a specialty sushi option.
It appears on the official Sushi Train menu as the S.A.O Roll.
Sushi Train Wagyu Beef Roll
Wagyu beef sushi is available in several forms, including Aburi Wagyu Beef Roll and Chilli Wagyu Beef Roll.
A four-piece Aburi Wagyu Beef Roll costs approximately $14.90–$15.20 on sampled online menus.
Wagyu varieties are an alternative for customers who prefer beef to seafood.
Sushi Train Vegetarian Menu Prices
Sushi Train offers a substantial vegetarian menu.
Options include avocado and cucumber rolls, inari, vegetable tempura, asparagus, seaweed salad and selected vegetable-based nigiri.
| Vegetarian-style menu item | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Avocado Roll | 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Cucumber Roll | 12 pieces | $10.80 |
| Inari | 4 pieces | $10.00–$10.90 |
| Kakiage Nigiri | 4 pieces | $11.70–$12.20 |
| Seaweed Salad Ship | 4 pieces | $10.80–$12.00 |
| Vegetable Gyoza | 8 pieces | $16.30 |
| Agedashi Tofu | 1 serving | $11.70 |
| Edamame | 1 serving | $5.80 at sampled Brisbane store |
Additional vegetarian-category products include Asparagus Roll, Kanpyo Roll, Oshinko Roll, Asparagus & Avocado Roll, Nasu Tempura Nigiri and Carrot & Pumpkin Tempura Nigiri.
Sushi Train Inari Price
Inari is sushi rice served inside a seasoned fried tofu pouch.
Four-piece takeaway orders cost approximately $10.00–$10.90 on sampled online menus.
It is an option for customers who do not want raw seafood.
Sushi Train Vegetable Gyoza
Vegetable Gyoza are Japanese-style dumplings filled with vegetables.
An eight-piece serving costs $16.30 on the sampled Carseldine online menu.
Is Sushi Train Vegan-Friendly?
Sushi Train has several vegetable-based dishes, but customers should not assume that every vegetarian-category item is vegan.
Sauces, mayonnaise, broth and seasonings may contain fish, egg, dairy or other animal-derived ingredients.
Customers following a vegan diet should confirm the ingredients and preparation methods with the restaurant.
Sushi Train Sashimi Prices
Sashimi consists of sliced seafood served without sushi rice.
Sushi Train offers salmon, tuna, kingfish and other seafood varieties, subject to availability.
| Sushi Train sashimi | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Salmon Sashimi | 9 pieces | $27.00–$31.00 |
| Tuna Sashimi | 9 pieces | $27.00–$34.80 |
| Kingfish Sashimi | 9 pieces | $27.00 |
| Mixed Sashimi | 9 pieces | $27.00 |
These prices are drawn from sampled Sydney and Brisbane online menus.
Sashimi can be priced separately from standard conveyor-belt plates and is not necessarily included in plate-price promotions.
Sushi Train Salmon Sashimi Price
A nine-piece Salmon Sashimi order costs approximately $27–$31 at the sampled restaurants.
It is an option for customers who prefer fresh salmon without rice.
Sushi Train Tuna Sashimi Price
Tuna Sashimi is listed at approximately $27–$34.80 for nine pieces, depending on the restaurant.
Seafood variety and availability can differ by location.
Sushi Train Hot Food and Side Prices
Sushi Train also offers hot Japanese dishes, including dumplings, fried chicken, tempura, tofu and soup.
These items are suitable for diners who want something cooked alongside their sushi.
| Hot side or entrée | Portion | Sample online price |
|---|---|---|
| Miso Soup | 1 serving | $4.50–$5.20 |
| Gyoza | 8 pieces | $14.50–$16.30 |
| Vegetable Gyoza | 8 pieces | $16.30 |
| Chicken Karaage | 8 pieces | $16.00–$17.60 |
| Spring Rolls | 6 pieces | $12.20–$13.00 |
| Agedashi Tofu | 1 serving | $11.70 |
| Okonomiyaki | 2 pieces | $13.00 |
| Assorted Vegetable Tempura | 1 serving | $16.00 |
| Edamame | 1 serving | $5.80 |
| Steamed Rice | 1 serving | $5.00 |
| Spicy Chicken Karaage | 8 pieces | $17.40 |
The prices are examples from several restaurant menus, and serving sizes can differ.
Sushi Train Chicken Karaage
Chicken Karaage is Japanese-style fried chicken.
An eight-piece serving costs approximately $16.00–$17.60 on sampled online menus.
Some restaurants also serve smaller portions of karaage.
Sushi Train Gyoza Price
Gyoza are Japanese dumplings.
Eight-piece servings are listed between $14.50 and $16.30 across the sampled restaurants.
The menu also includes vegetable gyoza at participating locations.
Sushi Train Takoyaki
Takoyaki are Japanese octopus-filled savoury snacks.
They are listed on Sushi Train’s official entrée menu alongside other Japanese side dishes.
Prices and portion sizes vary by restaurant.
Sushi Train Miso Soup
Miso Soup is one of the cheaper hot dishes on the menu.
Sampled online prices range from $4.50 to $5.20 per serving.
It is suitable as an accompaniment to sushi, a rice bowl or another Japanese dish.
Sushi Train Udon and Ramen Menu Prices
Sushi Train’s menu extends beyond sushi to include udon, ramen and Japanese-style noodle soups.
These provide a more substantial meal than a few sushi plates.
| Noodle dish | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Original Udon | $17.50 |
| Chicken Katsu Udon | $20.20 |
| Kakiage Udon | $20.20–$22.10 |
| Chicken Karaage Udon | $22.10–$22.20 |
| Vegetable Tempura Udon | $22.10–$22.20 |
| Ebi Tempura Udon | $22.10–$22.20 |
| Wagyu Beef Udon | $22.10–$24.30 |
| Ramen | $21.60–$22.10 |
These prices are examples from selected Queensland and South Australian online menus.
The official menu also includes curry udon and Kakitama udon variations, with selected mini udon options.
Sushi Train Original Udon
Sample price: $17.50.
Original Udon features thick Japanese noodles in a savoury broth.
It is one of the simpler hot noodle options and is available as a smaller alternative to the more elaborate chicken or wagyu varieties.
Sushi Train Chicken Katsu Udon
Sample price: $20.20.
Chicken Katsu Udon combines udon noodles with breaded chicken.
It offers a more substantial meal than plain udon.
Sushi Train Wagyu Beef Udon
Sample price: $22.10–$24.30.
Wagyu Beef Udon combines udon noodles with beef.
The dish is available at participating Sushi Train restaurants and is one of the more substantial noodle options.
Sushi Train Ramen
Sample price: $21.60–$22.10.
Ramen is another hot noodle dish on the Sushi Train menu.
The sampled Brisbane listing describes a Japanese egg noodle soup with a soy and chicken stock-based broth and roasted pork.
Customers should confirm the specific ramen recipe at their selected location.
Sushi Train Rice Bowl Prices
For customers who want a more substantial lunch or dinner, Sushi Train offers several rice bowls.
The range includes chicken, wagyu beef, curry and seafood dishes.
| Rice bowl | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Karaage Rice Bowl | $22.10 |
| Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl | $22.20 |
| Chicken Katsu Curry Rice Bowl | $24.30–$24.80 |
| Aburi Salmon Rice Bowl | $28.60 |
| Chicken Katsu Rice Bowl | Check local restaurant |
| Wagyu Beef Rice Bowl | Check local restaurant |
| Unagi Rice Bowl | Check local restaurant |
| Salmon & Ikura Rice Bowl | Check local restaurant |
Sushi Train Chicken Karaage Rice Bowl
Sample price: $22.10.
The Chicken Karaage Rice Bowl combines fried chicken with rice.
It is one of the hot meal alternatives to Sushi Train’s traditional sushi selection.
Sushi Train Chicken Katsu Curry Rice
Sample price: $24.30–$24.80.
The Chicken Katsu Curry Rice Bowl combines crumbed chicken with Japanese-style curry and rice.
It is suitable for customers who prefer a hot meal rather than sushi or sashimi.
Sushi Train Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl
Sample price: $22.20.
The Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl combines chicken with teriyaki sauce and rice.
It is available at selected Sushi Train restaurants, including locations in Adelaide.
Sushi Train Takeaway Set Menu Prices
Sushi Train offers set meals that combine several different sushi varieties.
These are useful for customers who want a range of rolls and nigiri without choosing each individual item.
| Sushi Train set meal | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Lover | $21.00–$25.80 |
| Roll Lover | $22.00 |
| Salmon Lover | $27.80–$29.00 |
| Aburi Lover | $31.80–$34.50 |
| Prawn Lover | $18.00 |
| Mini Chicken Set | $25.70 |
| Mini Roll Set | $23.00 |
| Best Seller Set | $34.50 |
| Aburi Salmon Set | $25.60 |
| Kids Meal Box | $19.50 |
These prices come from selected Sydney and Adelaide menus. Set names and contents may vary between stores.
Sushi Train Chicken Lover Set
The Chicken Lover set typically includes chicken and avocado nigiri, chicken and avocado rolls and teriyaki chicken and avocado rolls.
It is an option for customers who prefer chicken rather than seafood.
Sushi Train Salmon Lover Set
The Salmon Lover set generally includes salmon nigiri, salmon and onion nigiri, aburi salmon nigiri and salmon and avocado rolls.
It provides several preparations of salmon in one order.
Sushi Train Roll Lover Set
The Roll Lover set includes salmon and avocado rolls, tuna salad and avocado rolls and chicken and avocado rolls.
It is particularly suited to customers who prefer sushi rolls over nigiri.
Sushi Train Aburi Lover Set
The Aburi Lover set combines several flame-seared sushi varieties.
Depending on the location, the set can include aburi salmon, aburi scallop and volcano-style sushi.
Sushi Train Kids Meal Box
Selected restaurants offer a Kids Meal Box.
The sampled St Peters menu lists a Kids Meal Box for $19.50.
The box contains an assortment of smaller sushi rolls and selected cooked sides.
Kids’ meal availability and contents may vary by store.
Sushi Train Party Platter Prices
Sushi Train sells larger sushi platters for families, office lunches, parties and other gatherings.
The range includes chicken platters, mixed platters, seafood platters and vegetarian platters.
| Sushi Train platter | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Happy Platter | $62.00–$62.40 |
| Vegetarian Platter | $62.00–$62.40 |
| Chicken Platter | $65.00 |
| Mini Roll Platter | $65.00 |
| Special Platter | $77.80 |
| Mix Platter | $78.00–$90.00 |
| Family Platter Set | $81.80 |
| Salmon Platter | $91.50 |
| Ocean Platter | $109.00 |
These are prices from selected Queensland, NSW and South Australian third-party online listings, not guaranteed prices for direct in-store orders.
Sushi Train Happy Platter
Sample price: $62.00–$62.40.
The Happy Platter combines several varieties of sushi, including avocado, salmon, tuna salad, chicken and specialty rolls.
It can be suitable for sharing between several people.
Sushi Train Chicken Platter
Sample price: $65.00.
The Chicken Platter includes different chicken-based sushi varieties.
The sampled Brisbane version features chicken rolls, teriyaki chicken rolls, spicy chicken rolls, Crunchy Rolls and chicken and avocado nigiri.
Sushi Train Mix Platter
Sample price: $78.00–$90.00.
The Mix Platter contains a combination of rolls, nigiri and ship-style sushi.
Its composition varies between restaurants and may include seafood, chicken, vegetables and other ingredients.
Sushi Train Vegetarian Platter
Sample price: $62.00–$62.40.
The Vegetarian Platter includes a selection of vegetable-based sushi.
The sampled version features inari, avocado rolls, cucumber rolls, oshinko rolls, vegetable rolls, tempura nigiri, seaweed salad and edamame.
Customers with vegan or other dietary requirements should confirm the ingredients and sauces before ordering.
How to Order a Sushi Train Party Platter
Sushi Train confirms that party platters can be ordered through its official mobile app or by contacting a participating restaurant.
Customers can select their preferred location, choose the platter and arrange collection.
The company advises that platter prices differ between stores.
For the most accurate price, check the selected Sushi Train restaurant in the app.
Sushi Train Dessert Prices
Sushi Train offers several Japanese-inspired and Western-style desserts.
The official menu includes gelato, cheesecake, custard, mousse and taiyaki.
| Dessert | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Blueberry Cheesecake | $6.50 |
| Caramel Custard | $6.50 |
| Jelly | $6.50 |
| Chocolate Mousse | $6.50 |
| Strawberry Mousse | $6.00 |
| Apple Custard Crumble | $6.00 |
| Green Tea Gelato | Check local restaurant |
| Mango Gelato | Check local restaurant |
| Banana Gelato | Check local restaurant |
| Rich Milk Gelato | Check local restaurant |
| Taiyaki – Chocolate & Custard | Check local restaurant |
The listed dessert prices are from the sampled Carseldine restaurant in Brisbane. Availability varies by state and store.
Sushi Train Chocolate Mousse
Chocolate Mousse is a chilled chocolate dessert available at selected restaurants.
The sampled online price is $6.50.
Sushi Train Green Tea Gelato
Green Tea Gelato is an option for customers who enjoy matcha-style desserts.
It is listed on the official menu, although local availability and pricing vary.
Sushi Train Taiyaki
Taiyaki is a Japanese fish-shaped dessert.
Sushi Train lists a Chocolate & Custard variation.
Customers should confirm availability with their nearest restaurant.
Sushi Train Drink Prices
Sushi Train offers soft drinks, water and selected Japanese beverages.
Some licensed locations also serve alcoholic drinks.
| Drink | Sample price |
|---|---|
| Coca-Cola | $4.50–$4.80 |
| Coke No Sugar | $4.50–$4.80 |
| Diet Coke | $4.80 |
| Bottled Water | Check local restaurant |
| Japanese Green Tea | Check local restaurant |
| Selected Japanese Soft Drinks | Check local restaurant |
| Beer, Wine and Sake | Licensed venues only; prices vary |
Drink selections are not uniform across the chain.
Customers should consult the local restaurant menu for the available beverages.
Sushi Train VIP Membership and Rewards
Sushi Train operates a VIP loyalty program that allows customers to accumulate points on eligible purchases.
Members can use their VIP card or the Sushi Train Tap & Pick Up app.
Sushi Train VIP Points
| Loyalty feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Earning rate | 1 point for every $2 spent |
| Redemption value | 1 point = $0.10 |
| $20 eligible spending | 10 points, worth $1 |
| $40 eligible spending | 20 points, worth $2 |
| $60 eligible spending | 30 points, worth $3 |
| $100 eligible spending | 50 points, worth $5 |
| Other rewards | Selected Sushi Train merchandise |
| Points inactivity rule | Points can become invalid after 2 years of account inactivity |
The calculation uses Sushi Train’s standard published points rules and assumes qualifying spending in whole $2 increments.
How Do Sushi Train Points Work?
Sushi Train awards one point for every $2 spent on eligible purchases.
Each point has a redemption value of 10 cents.
This is equivalent to a nominal 5% reward value on eligible spending in whole $2 increments.
The company uses a rounding-down method when awarding points. For example, spending $3.99 still earns one point rather than two.
Points may be redeemed according to the loyalty program conditions.
Can You Earn Sushi Train Points Through the App?
Yes. Sushi Train’s app supports VIP membership and points accrual through eligible purchases.
Customers can also scan their membership barcode in-store.
Some promotional days exclude points accrual and redemption.
Sushi Train Specials and Discount Sushi Days
Sushi Train occasionally advertises limited-time promotions offering discounted conveyor-belt sushi plates.
These are sometimes promoted as Sushi Day sales.
Sushi Train Discount Plate Days
Previous official promotions have advertised special prices including:
| Promotional plate price | Offer type |
|---|---|
| $3.50 per plate | Selected one-day Sushi Day promotions |
| $3.80 per plate | Selected one-day Sushi Day promotions |
| $3.90 per plate | Selected one-day Sushi Day promotions |
| $4.00 per plate | Selected one-day Sushi Day promotions |
These are examples of promotional prices, not regular Sushi Train menu prices or a currently available nationwide offer.
Such promotions may be restricted to one restaurant and one trading day.
What’s Excluded From Sushi Train Plate Specials?
Official promotional conditions have excluded items such as udon, ramen, rice bowls, soba, sashimi and drinks.
Some special-sale days also suspend VIP point earning and redemption and make the Sushi Train app unavailable.
Customers should read the specific promotion’s terms before ordering.
Where to Find Sushi Train Deals
Sushi Train publishes store promotions, special events and announcements on its official website.
Customers can also check the social media page of their nearest restaurant.
For the latest advertised offers, visit Sushi Train What’s New.
Sushi Train Menu Prices in Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns and Adelaide
Sushi Train has restaurants across New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia.
The official restaurant directory groups stores into Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns and Adelaide regions.
Individual franchisees determine local pricing, which means the same item can cost different amounts depending on the restaurant.
Sushi Train Sydney Menu Prices
Sushi Train operates restaurants across Sydney, including Newtown, Maroubra, Randwick, Bondi Junction, Oxford Street, Neutral Bay, Dee Why, Cronulla and other suburbs.
The following are examples of publicly listed online ordering prices.
| Sushi Train Sydney item | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Salmon & Avocado Roll – 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Chicken & Avocado Roll – 6 pieces | $7.00–$7.30 |
| Salmon Nigiri – 4 pieces | $13.50–$14.80 |
| Aburi Salmon Nigiri – 4 pieces | $15.50–$16.00 |
| Crunchy Roll – 6 pieces | From $12.00 |
| Chicken Lover Set | From $21.00 |
| Salmon Lover Set | $27.80–$29.00 |
| Aburi Lover Set | From $31.80 |
The examples are taken from selected Sydney restaurant listings. They should not be treated as a uniform Sydney-wide price list.
Sushi Train Brisbane Menu Prices
Sushi Train operates several Brisbane-area restaurants, including Carseldine, Algester, Capalaba, Burpengary and Greenslopes.
Example prices from the Carseldine online menu include:
| Sushi Train Brisbane item | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Avocado Roll – 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Tuna Salad Roll – 6 pieces | $5.30 |
| Chicken & Avocado Nigiri – 4 pieces | $13.00 |
| Aburi Salmon Nigiri – 4 pieces | $14.30 |
| Crunchy Roll – 6 pieces | $13.00 |
| Gyoza – 8 pieces | $16.30 |
| Chicken Karaage – 8 pieces | $17.40 |
| Chicken Katsu Curry Rice Bowl | $24.80 |
| Happy Platter | $62.40 |
Other Brisbane locations may have different prices and menu selections.
Sushi Train Gold Coast Menu Prices
Sushi Train has a presence across the Gold Coast, where the chain originally began in Australia.
Customers can find traditional conveyor-belt sushi, Japanese hot meals and takeaway options at participating stores.
Prices depend on the selected restaurant.
Sushi Train Cairns Menu Prices
The official Sushi Train directory lists locations including Mt Sheridan, North Cairns and Smithfield.
Customers can choose from the core sushi range, with hot dishes and desserts depending on the location.
The exact plate price chart and takeaway menu should be checked locally.
Sushi Train Adelaide Menu Prices
Sushi Train operates several Adelaide locations, including St Peters, St Clair, Unley Metro and Welland Plaza.
Examples from the sampled St Peters online menu include:
| Sushi Train Adelaide item | Sample online price |
|---|---|
| Chicken & Avocado Roll – 8 pieces | $10.80 |
| Salmon & Avocado Roll – 8 pieces | $12.20 |
| Salmon Nigiri – 4 pieces | $13.50 |
| Aburi Salmon Nigiri – 4 pieces | $14.90 |
| Aburi Scallop Nigiri – 4 pieces | $17.60 |
| Chicken Karaage – 8 pieces | $17.60 |
| Original Udon | $17.50 |
| Mini Roll Set | $23.00 |
| Happy Platter | $62.00 |
| Mix Platter | $90.00 |
These are examples from a particular Adelaide restaurant’s online menu, not fixed prices across South Australia.
Does Sushi Train Have Restaurants in Melbourne or Perth?
The official Sushi Train Australia restaurant directory currently lists locations in Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia, rather than Melbourne or Perth.
There are other independently operated conveyor-belt sushi restaurants in Victoria and Western Australia, but these should not automatically be confused with the Sushi Train Australia chain.
Customers should use the official Sushi Train restaurant locator to confirm an authentic participating location.
How to Order Sushi Train Takeaway and Delivery
Sushi Train offers dine-in service and takeaway ordering.
Customers can also place pickup orders through the official Sushi Train Tap & Pick Up app.
Sushi Train Tap & Pick Up App
The official app allows customers to:
- Select a participating Sushi Train restaurant.
- Browse available sushi, hot meals, desserts and platters.
- Add products to their order.
- Select a collection time.
- Pay through the app.
- Collect their order from the restaurant.
Existing VIP members can connect their membership details and earn eligible points through the app.
Does Sushi Train Offer Delivery?
Sushi Train states that its restaurants do not operate their own direct delivery service.
However, participating restaurants are available through third-party services such as Uber Eats.
Customers should check the delivery provider for availability, prices and applicable fees.
Are Sushi Train Delivery Prices Higher?
Delivery-platform prices may differ from dine-in or direct pickup prices.
The difference can depend on the restaurant, product, promotion and service charges.
For the lowest available total, customers should compare the direct app pickup price with the final third-party delivery checkout.
The Sushi Train app also makes it easier to view store-specific pricing without confusing takeaway portions with individual conveyor-belt plates.
Sushi Train Gluten-Free, Vegetarian and Dietary Information
Sushi Train publishes allergen information for its menu.
Customers with food allergies or dietary requirements should review the current allergen information and confirm details with restaurant staff.
Does Sushi Train Have Gluten-Free Sushi?
Some Sushi Train menu items may be suitable for customers avoiding gluten.
However, Sushi Train confirms that its original soy sauce contains gluten.
Gluten-free soy sauce is available on request at all Sushi Train restaurants.
Other ingredients, marinades, toppings and sauces may contain gluten, and cross-contact can occur during preparation.
Customers with coeliac disease should discuss their specific requirements with the restaurant before ordering.
Does Sushi Train Have Vegetarian Sushi?
Yes. Sushi Train has an official vegetarian menu category.
Options include Avocado Roll, Cucumber Roll, Inari, Asparagus Roll and selected vegetable tempura sushi.
The exact ingredients and suitable dietary classifications should be confirmed with staff.
Does Sushi Train Have Cooked Sushi?
Yes. Sushi Train offers several cooked sushi options, including Chicken & Avocado Nigiri, Teriyaki Chicken Rolls, Prawn Tempura Nigiri and Chicken Karaage.
Customers who prefer not to eat raw seafood can also choose from udon, ramen, rice bowls and other hot meals.
Where Does Sushi Train Source Its Seafood?
Sushi Train’s official menu uses seafood origin labels:
- A: Australian seafood
- I: Imported seafood
- M: Mixed seafood origins
- A/I: Origin varies; ask restaurant staff
Individual seafood varieties may have different origins depending on supply and availability.
Sushi Train Menu FAQs
How much does Sushi Train cost in Australia?
Sushi Train uses colour-coded plates for dine-in sushi, with prices varying by restaurant.
Online ordering examples include approximately $7.00–$7.30 for six-piece Salmon & Avocado Rolls and $13.50–$14.80 for four-piece Salmon Nigiri.
Dine-in plate prices are not necessarily equivalent to these takeaway pack prices.
How much is a plate of sushi at Sushi Train?
The price of a Sushi Train plate depends on the plate colour and selected restaurant.
Sushi Train does not publish a single nationwide plate-price chart.
Customers should check the colour-coded price display at their local restaurant.
How does Sushi Train calculate the bill?
Customers select plates from the conveyor belt and keep the empty plates.
The restaurant calculates the final cost according to the number and colour of plates.
Additional dishes and drinks are charged separately where applicable.
Is Sushi Train all you can eat?
No. Sushi Train’s standard dining model charges customers for the plates and other dishes they select.
It is not a fixed-price unlimited sushi buffet.
How much is Sushi Train Salmon Nigiri?
Four-piece online ordering portions cost approximately $13.50–$14.80 at the sampled restaurants.
The price of a smaller dine-in plate depends on the local colour-coded pricing system.
How much is Sushi Train Aburi Salmon?
Aburi Salmon Nigiri costs approximately $14.30–$16.00 for four pieces on sampled online menus.
Individual conveyor-belt plates may have different portions and prices.
How much is a Salmon & Avocado Roll at Sushi Train?
Six-piece portions cost approximately $7.00–$7.30 on sampled Sydney online menus.
An eight-piece portion is listed at $12.20 at the sampled St Peters restaurant in Adelaide.
How much is Sushi Train Chicken & Avocado Roll?
Six-piece portions are listed at approximately $7.00–$7.30 at selected Sydney restaurants.
Eight-piece servings cost approximately $10.80–$11.70 on sampled Adelaide and Brisbane menus.
How much is Sushi Train Gyoza?
Eight-piece Gyoza servings cost approximately $14.50–$16.30 on sampled online menus.
How much is Sushi Train Chicken Karaage?
Eight-piece Chicken Karaage servings cost approximately $16.00–$17.60.
Some restaurants also offer smaller portions.
How much is Sushi Train Miso Soup?
Miso Soup costs approximately $4.50–$5.20 on sampled online menus.
How much is Sushi Train Ramen?
Ramen is listed at approximately $21.60–$22.10 at selected restaurants.
Prices depend on the store and menu variation.
How much is Sushi Train Udon?
Original Udon is listed at $17.50 on the sampled St Peters online menu.
Chicken, prawn, vegetable tempura and wagyu versions generally cost more.
How much is Sushi Train Sashimi?
Nine-piece Salmon Sashimi orders cost approximately $27–$31.
Tuna, kingfish and mixed sashimi prices vary by store.
How much does a Sushi Train party platter cost?
Sample prices include $62.00–$62.40 for a Happy Platter, $65 for a Chicken Platter and $78–$90 for a Mix Platter.
Premium seafood platters can cost more.
Selected restaurants offer a Kids Meal Box.
The sampled St Peters menu lists the box at $19.50.
Availability and contents vary by restaurant.
Does Sushi Train have vegetarian options?
Yes. The official menu includes avocado, cucumber, asparagus, inari and selected vegetable-based sushi.
Customers should confirm sauces and other ingredients if they follow a strict vegetarian or vegan diet.
Does Sushi Train have gluten-free soy sauce?
Yes. Sushi Train confirms that gluten-free soy sauce is available upon request at its Australian restaurants.
Its standard soy sauce is not gluten-free.
Does Sushi Train serve raw fish?
Yes. Sushi Train offers raw salmon, tuna and other seafood in selected nigiri, rolls and sashimi.
Cooked seafood, chicken, vegetable sushi and hot Japanese dishes are also available.
Does Sushi Train have halal options?
Sushi Train does not provide a single chain-wide halal certification statement in the menu information reviewed for this guide.
Customers requiring halal food should confirm ingredient sourcing, sauces and preparation arrangements directly with their chosen restaurant.
Does Sushi Train have a loyalty program?
Yes. Sushi Train offers a VIP loyalty program.
Members earn one point for every $2 spent on eligible purchases, and each point is worth 10 cents when redeemed according to the program conditions.
How much are Sushi Train VIP points worth?
One VIP point is worth 10 cents.
A $40 eligible purchase earns 20 points, worth $2, assuming the standard earning rules apply.
Does Sushi Train have discount plate days?
Yes. Sushi Train periodically advertises one-day promotional sushi plate prices at selected restaurants.
Previous promotions have included plates priced at $3.50, $3.80, $3.90 and $4.00.
These are not permanent prices, and exclusions apply.
Can I order Sushi Train online?
Yes. The official Sushi Train Tap & Pick Up app allows customers to order eligible menu items for pickup from participating restaurants.
Does Sushi Train deliver?
Selected Sushi Train restaurants are available on third-party delivery platforms such as Uber Eats.
The chain does not operate its own direct delivery service.
Does Sushi Train sell gift cards?
Yes. Sushi Train gift cards can be purchased at participating restaurants.
The retailer states that gift cards expire three years from the date of issue.
Can you book a table at Sushi Train?
Booking arrangements can vary between restaurants.
Customers planning to visit with a larger group should contact their local Sushi Train restaurant to confirm seating and reservation arrangements.
Are Sushi Train prices the same everywhere?
No. Sushi Train operates through a franchise model.
The company confirms that individual franchisees determine their own pricing based on local market conditions.
This affects plate prices, takeaway items and platters.
Sushi Train Menu Prices Australia – Summary
Sushi Train offers a broad selection of Japanese food, including nigiri, aburi sushi, chicken rolls, sashimi, tempura, noodles, rice bowls, desserts and takeaway platters.
For customers comparing online ordering prices, six-piece Salmon & Avocado Rolls cost approximately $7.00–$7.30 at sampled Sydney restaurants, four-piece Salmon Nigiri costs $13.50–$14.80 across selected stores, and four-piece Aburi Salmon Nigiri costs approximately $14.30–$16.00.
Hot meals include udon, ramen and rice bowls, while larger takeaway platters are available for families, parties and group events.
For dine-in customers, the main difference is Sushi Train’s colour-coded plate pricing system.
Because each franchise can determine its own prices, the amount paid depends on the selected restaurant, plate colours, serving sizes and any additional dishes.
Customers can also save through eligible VIP rewards and limited-time Sushi Day promotions.
For the most accurate Sushi Train menu prices, select your local restaurant through the official app or check the restaurant’s displayed plate-price chart before ordering.
All prices are in Australian dollars and are subject to change. Prices in this guide are based on publicly listed online ordering menus from selected Sushi Train restaurants in NSW, Queensland and South Australia. They are not guaranteed nationwide prices and should not be confused with single conveyor-belt plate prices. Store availability, dish portions, takeaway pricing, delivery charges and promotions may differ.
