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Editor's note
Melbourne's only three-hatted Japanese restaurant, where an intimate sushi counter turns each nigiri into quiet theatre.
A curated selection of standout sushi spots in Melbourne East, based on ratings, consistency, local reputation, and discovery value.
A curated selection of standout sushi spots in Melbourne East, based on ratings, consistency, local reputation, and discovery value.
Melbourne's only three-hatted Japanese restaurant, where an intimate sushi counter turns each nigiri into quiet theatre.
Hawthorn's tiny hole-in-the-wall sushi counter, run by an ex-Nobu chef, famous for always-crispy nori.
Riverside Warrandyte Japanese restaurant celebrated for black cod tacos, wagyu beef don and warm hospitality.
Australia's first plant-based sushi train downstairs, a refined vegetarian kaiseki tasting menu upstairs — both without a scrap of meat.
Glen Waverley's veteran omakase counter — nigiri and grilled oyster sushi at affordable prices.
A quiet Ringwood East local turning out exceptional sashimi, donburi sets and wagyu tataki.
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