mr. sushi 50 Hibberson Street, Gungahlin, Australian Capital Territory 2912

"Instead of a couple of gluten-free options, more than two-thirds of the menu here is gluten free. The amount & intensity of the wasabi varies at times, but the sashimi always seems fresh. There is a very quiet, glassed-enclosed, dining room with paper lanterns & pendant lighting. No power points, but the manager is happy for people to work here on their laptops. If you prefer green tea & miso soup to coffee, and your laptop has plenty of charge, then this just might be one of the more elegant mobile-office spaces in Gunners."

"I've been buying from them for the longest time, not because they are good but because they are conveniently located next to Coles and my favourite carpark. They've had a price hike in their rolls to $4.50 which is quite steep given that it's mostly rice. For this price, they should really make sure they have more filling. Service and flavour is ok."

"Bit of a scam, sushi looks full of toppings from the top, but then when you get it only about 1cm from the top is full and a lot of the centre is hollow. Teriyaki chicken looks like it would be a slice of avocado running the length of the roll like at any other sushi store, but it's actually one tint chunk at the top and maybe another I'm at the bottom if you're lucky. If you're desperate for sushi, it's fine but be prepared for disappointment after a single bite."

"You’d think that a man named Mr Sushi would strive for the values that make sushi so beloved. Yet he delivers tiny rolls, an abundance of rice over fish and poor value. Find your raw fish elsewhere as Mr Sushi is not worthy of his namesake. (The staff were lovely though :) )"

"I bought some sushi and inari yesterday whereby sushi was fresh but inari had pungent smell (food spoilage). I would like to suggest Mr. Sushi, Gungahlin to check the quality of food they are selling beforehand because this things can often lead to food poisoning. Thank you!"