Sushi Oyama is amazing! The location is beautiful in an old heritage home and the sushi is super fresh and delicious. It is on the more expensive side, but you’re paying for good quality and big portions. The Maki Tray is the best bang for your buck, as pictured here you get so much food for a great
Their salmon sashimi is better than most japanese restaurants. The staff were also attentive and fast. I'd visit again.
Impressive, good customer service and quickly with the order. We ordered
Asahi beer
Maki tray
Kaki fry
Assorted Tempura
Cone triple
I've loved Oyama for a long time, but tonight I was utterly disappointed. Their standard of food quality has gone down hill over the past couple years. Sadly, after ordering take out, I had to throw most of it out. That was a waste of over priced sushi. The tempura prawns did not taste right, mealy,
I was not impressed by the food. The Japanese chicken karaage was actually just fast food bar fried chicken wings that was very dry with no substance. Highly recommend that you go to an actual Japanese restaurant. Looks can be deceiving.
Tried alot of their rolls tonight. Lots of variety to choose from. Overall good.
I don’t like wasting my time for posting bad reviews but this time is not the case. Food was not that bad. But customer service was terrible.
Be aware that this restaurant serves chicken karaage with bone which is still fine even though I haven’t seen boned karaage from other japanese restaurant. (
We enjoyed our dinner and sake very much. The food is good, the building is a lovely old converted mansion with beautiful stained glass details as while the service is fairly attentive. I was happily surprised at the size of my BC roll. It's HUGE, fresh and yummy. Yaki Soba and Yaki Udon dishes were
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