Superfood Sushi

From the second we walked in this experience took us by absolute delight. From the impeccable service to the personable suggestions, only to be topped by a delicious meal, perfectly selected for us. "Just thinking about that meal makes me happy". Will definitely be returning soon.

The staff have clearly put a lot of thought into creating their unique, interesting plant based sushi. The shiitake roll was a stand out but others great too. Recommend!

I love the concept of this place, but I've found the sushi to be somewhat overpriced and disappointing. If you enjoy raw, whole foods you may enjoy it, but I would prefer a more traditionally Japanese flavour.

Maybe I'm spoiled by previously living in New York City and going to the sushi places there, but this didn't impress me.

If you haven't been to the vegan sushi places in NYC or San Francisco, this might be satisfying. It was mediocre, in our experience.

This was so good, I had to try almost everything on the menu!

I rarely give 5 stars. If you are vegan, you will like this place.

Wow! This place is amazing!! Vegan sushi masters. The flavour combinations were spot on. Don't walk past this place, you'll regret it. I can't wait to go back :)

These guys have absolutely mastered vegan sushi! I highly recommended this place to everyone!

The super salmon is by far my favorite sushi from here. Pick a selection and I can promise you won't be disappointed.

The staff are super friendly and attentive! 10/10

As a non vegetarian (well occasional) I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty and satisfying the food was. This plant based thing is really interesting and i will be eating a lot more of it in the future.
Onya Superfood sushi!

I had had their food before as the owner had market stalls ans stalls at vegan events but the small cafe/shop is fantastic. So much more to eat and very tasty. Lovely people and service. Atmosphere is cute and clean...love it. Right near a bus stop too and for newtown would be easier to park nearby

It's a small place and every table was occupied (at 2pm on a Monday!), but a spot did open up while I was deciding what to get. I'd say the prices are on the expensive side, but I assume that is mostly because of the ingredients they use (vs standard sushi places). They had $10 or $15 boxes of sushi pieces available for take away (about 6 pieces in the $10 one). Main items on the eat-in menu were sushi rolls at $10, or you can buy individual pieces, and udon soup for $7.50. Miso soup is available for $2.50 with free top ups! Aside from take away boxes it looks like their food is freshly prepared & made to order. I got the $10 takeaway box, which was pretty good, but I think it would be better to eat in.