Melbourne · RichmondAustralia
Minamishima
Koichi Minamishima's quiet omakase counter, widely considered one of the best sushi experiences in the country.
Australia · sushi restaurants
Sushi in Melbourne
15 places to eat sushi in Melbourne: 8 omakase counters, 5 à la carte sushi bars and 2 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shops. 1 of them is halal-certified or says it serves halal food. Price bands are relative within Australia.
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MelbourneAustralia
Aoi Tsuki
Omakase dining restaurant in Melbourne listed among the city's omakase options.
Melbourne · South MelbourneAustralia
Komeyui
Japanese restaurant offering a sushi-focused ten-course omakase alongside an à la carte menu.
Melbourne · CBDAustralia
Ronin Omakase
Ten-seat, nigiri-focused omakase that works Italian and Malaysian influences into its courses, with an optional cocktail pairing.
Melbourne · Glen WaverleyAustralia
Shira Nui
Suburban institution opened in 2003 by chef Hiro Nishikura; dinner is omakase only, with sushi and set meals at lunch.
MelbourneAustralia
Sushi On
Omakase restaurant in Melbourne's east with two Good Food Hats in 2026. Seats up to 12 diners; set dinner is 22 courses including 14 pieces of sushi at $245.
Melbourne · PrahranAustralia
Uminono
Twelve-seat omakase restaurant with evening seatings and an 11-course lunch.
MelbourneAustralia
Nori Maki
28-seat hand roll omakase diner with former Nobu Melbourne head chef Keisuke Kita on the team. Hand roll sets start from $34 per person.
Melbourne · CBDAustralia
Kenzan
Japanese restaurant open since 1981. Its Jyo sushi is a chef-curated platter; chef Koichi Minamishima trained there for 15 years.
Melbourne · CBD · Flinders LaneAustralia
Kisumé
A multi-level Japanese restaurant with a sushi bar, a private chef's table and a deep sake and wine list.
Melbourne · Southbank · CrownAustralia
Nobu Melbourne
The Melbourne outpost of Nobu Matsuhisa's group, with the signature yellowtail jalapeño and new-style sashimi.
MelbourneAustralia
Tokui Sushi
Sushi restaurant listed among Melbourne's highly rated sushi options in 2026.
Melbourne · CampbellfieldAustralia
Sushi Heaven
Halal-certified Japanese restaurant on Sydney Road, Campbellfield, described as Melbourne's first. Serves sushi rolls, ramen and karaage with no pork or alcohol.
MelbourneAustralia
Bossa Nova Sushi
Sushi train combined with a Brazilian-themed cocktail bar. Menu features Japanese prawn and New Zealand Ora King salmon.
MelbourneAustralia
Sakura Kaiten Sushi
Conveyor-belt sushi restaurant listed among Melbourne's highly rated sushi options.
Sushi chains across Australia
Nationwide · Most statesAustralia
Sushi Train
The conveyor-belt chain that made kaiten sushi a suburban staple across Australia.
NationwideAustralia
Sushi Hub
Australian sushi chain reported to have opened more than 200 stores nationwide.
NationwideAustralia
Sushia
Sushi chain with over 50 locations across Australia, all company owned and operated.
NationwideAustralia
Sushi Sushi
Well-known Australian sushi chain offering sushi, bento boxes and Japanese snacks.
NationwideAustralia
Sushi Bay
Sushi train chain reported to be operating since 2004.
Frequently asked
- Where can I eat sushi in Melbourne?
- The Sushi Directory lists 15 sushi restaurants in Melbourne, including Minamishima, Aoi Tsuki, Komeyui, Ronin Omakase, Shira Nui.
- Is there halal sushi in Melbourne?
- Yes. Places marked halal (certified or stated by the venue) include Sushi Heaven. Confirm current certification with the restaurant.
- Where to have omakase in Melbourne?
- Omakase counters listed in Melbourne include Minamishima, Aoi Tsuki, Komeyui, Ronin Omakase, Shira Nui.