3 Best Sushi in Melbourne

“Sushi Hub offers takeaway sushi or the option to peruse the long line of plates rotating around the shop. They have a vast selection of plates for those who prefer raw items and cooked options. Sushi Hub provides soy sauce in small, fish-shaped containers with ginger and wasabi on the side. There is a counter for casual eating and a dining area in the back. Sushi Hub Swanston offers conveyor belt sushi at the back, take-out in the front, and a few counter-seats. Their ingredients are locally sourced, and every dish is hand-rolled on-site to ensure freshness. Each of their locations promises the freshest sushi, made daily. Sushi rolls are displayed in a transparent glass window at the front, creating an enticing visual display.”

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“Sushi Hotaru is the perfect place to find affordable Japanese food. The restaurant serves exceptional sushi at great prices on a sushi train. Most of the seating is at the bar on the sushi train, although there are also three tables for four people. The sushi train typically passes by one side of these tables, but bypassing them for lunch today took a detour. This Japanese restaurant serves plates of sushi on conveyor belts. An excellent selection of sushi is available, with a clear emphasis on freshness. The iPads at the table make ordering hot dishes, drinks, and sides simple, and the table service is quick. You can choose a few dishes from the sushi train or the easy-to-use touchscreen menu. Sushi Hotaru's must-try dishes include Chicken Katsu, Chicken Nanban, Teriyaki Chicken, Chicken Karaage, and Spicy Chicken Karaage.”

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“Sakura Kaiten Sushi II offers regular sushi, sashimi & classic Japanese street bites delivered on a conveyor belt at this excellent eatery. The staff are friendly, and the ambience is very comfortable for enjoying your day with your family and friends. They usually have subtle music playing, and all the staff are always smiling and helpful. The team of highly active Japanese sushi chefs can be seen working hard at the far wall of the restaurant, with the sushi train belt running from the chef area to the front entrance. Sakura Kaiten Sushi II has a great selection of sashimi, nigiri, sushi, and fried bits and pieces. Sakura Kaiten Sushi II is wheelchair-accessible, and takeaway options are conveniently available.”

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