The 15 Best Places for Sushi Rolls in MelbourneCreated by Foursquare Lists Sushi MongerTry the spicy salmon roll if ur into spicy stuffThe spicy salmon roll is amazing! Everything is extremely good value!The king prawn roll + spicy salmon are awesome! Tokui SushiProbably the cheapest sushi rolls in town!Fried Chicken Sushi Roll is win... and all the roles are $2!My favourite place to grab sushi rolls in the city! Big fat sushi with lots of fillings and cheap too! GekkazanThe Lobster Potato and Crispy Salmon Skin rolls are the best :)The sushi rolls are the best here, never had anything like it. Tempura prawn onigiri, & lobster w/ potato salad!Spider roll: good Ichi Ni IzakayaBest dragon roll! Frequently eater here - must haves are dragon rolls, tuna tataki, prawns with wasabi mayo & japanese mojitoTuna tatami, ichi ni roll, $8 tapas sample plate and king fish were all amazing! Some of the best Japanese I've had in Australia. Expensive but worth it. Ichi Ni Nana IzakayaEbi mayo, wagyu sliders, volcano rolls, dragon rolls, & for dessert, the chocolate spring rolls.

Love this place - just as good as the sister restaurant in St Kilda.Amazing food and Service, very well priced as well! Great for vegetarians, vegan and gluten free options!Everything is always great. Pabu Grill And SakeAmazing black cod and soft shell crab buns, great sushi as well (Rainbow Maki!). Service was super friendly and helpful with the food selection.chinese food delivery in london ontarioFantastic food, bar, service and vibe.sushi for delivery torontoAll I can say about this place is FUCK YEAH!!!!! sushi online chileNobuVege sushi roll is awesomeGreat ambience and service. sushi grade fish in chicago

Miso Cod, New Style Sashimi, Wagyu Steak with 3 sauces, scallops, Braised Pork Belly are fresh & great. Signature Masterchef Sushis and Maki are let down. Trio of Mochis 👍Yellowfin with jalepeno is delicious. Great for some bar snacks - spicy miso crisps are also great Rolls Japanese TakeawayGreat maki rolls; more filling, less rice. Gapanese run, Japanese clients. Aorder sushi amsterdamuthentic 😄This is my favorite takeaway place on Carlisle St. Try the chicken salad or tuna salad sushi, or the crumbed potato. Yuhalal food delivery in central londonmTry the Yakiniku Beef Misuzu'sThe California rolls on the sushi platter are AMAZING. I where to buy sushi suppliescould eat them all night. Eacommend the Sushi & Sashimi platter, as well as the entree Agedashi TofuVery nice food. Lo

ngroom MelbourneTokyo Tuesday - Enjoy a Sushi banquet every Tuesday for only $24 per person. Indulge in Nigiri and Maki sushi, California rolls and dumplings....how many can you eat?Friday Fever @ Longroom. 4pm - 9pm $5 basic spirits, $5 beer of the week, $5 house wines and $10 Longroom cocktails. DJ's start at 6pm and will be taking you through to close @ 3am.$21.50 for a 300g eye fillet and some truly stunning cocktails? Soy the Red Velvet. Yong Green FoodFamily run grandmother cooks out back ;) Cheapest raw food menu section in Melbourne- Amazings seaweed salad & california rolls. Closed 4-5pm. Skip Chai tea it's packet mixOh my god I want to try EVERYTHING on this menu! I had the miso soup (less sodium-y than most, it had lots of tofu bits and seaweed) and the nutty burger...omg delicious, satisfying, filling!!Best vegetarian food in Melbourne. A plethora of vegan gluten-free and raw options. Even better, this is a place where people who AREN'T gluten-free or vegan will be happy. Pu

rple Peanuts Japanese CafeThe brown sushi roll spicy salmon is amazing, also the japanese lobster sushi and tempura sushi are all excellent.Grpecially the brown rice variants. If in doubt - get the prawnTry the pork - melts in your mouth Momoyama SushiSake ebi make - easily best sushi roll in Melbourne, salmon wrapped around the outside with prawns and avocado in the middle. Gold.It is not the best sushi in Melb as someone said on this page. The salmon sushi roll was really bad.Gyoza's are freshly made and great. Bento's are perfect. Best value Japanese in Melbourne. Hanoi HannahPrefer chicken over beef pho. Looking forward to getting mushroom next. Pork & prawn rolls are tastyTry the tuna and wasabi rolls delicious. The sticky pork & betel leaves was my 2nd fave.The mixed mushroom pho was heavenly but the chargrilled squid was fingerlickin' fantastic! KokoSalmon belly sashimi! Bemust have :)Lunch special is so good here - quality, taste n value - highly recommended :)Try the Wagyu yanagawa

Kappo is an omakase (chef's selection) restaurant and Time Out Melbourne's Restaurant of the Year 2015. Choose from five, seven or nine courses, but commit yourself to the cause for at least two hours. Minamishima might just be serving Melbourne's best sushi. Former Kenzan sushi master Koichi Minamishima will guide you through the set menu; sommelier Randolph Cheung (ex-Flower Drum) will keep the saké flowing. Descend below street level for this taste of Tokyo that pays equal attention to its dishes and drinks. The corridor-like space is adorned with an extensive range of saké and beer, and food from the open kitchen arrives quickly. This Melbourne institute for Japanese cuisine has a menu that spans classics and more contemporary small plates. There’s something special about watching your food being prepared by sushi connoisseurs. Spread over six levels, this monolith of a restaurant covers everything that makes Japanese food great. From relaxed yakiniku (grilled meat cooked on a smokeless barbecue) to modern fine dining and even a karaoke bar, Shoya showcases Japanese culture.

Press the buzzer and you’ll be collected at the door and escorted into this shrine to grace and decorum. Match delicious bar nibbles with updated classic cocktails: try the Negro-kan (Negroni) with plum-infused gin, Umeshu (plum wine) and Campari. If fluorescent sweets and pocky sticks make your heart beat faster, this sleek supermarket is for you. The accompanying sushi bar means serious business. Pre-made lunch packs are available, but most fish is sliced on demand for those dining in. More than a little bit glamorous, Nobu’s Melbourne incarnation ups the exclusivity at Crown Casino. Here, Japanese cuisine meets Peruvian flavours – one visit and you'll see why chef Nobu Matsuhisa is world-famous. Saké Restaurant and Bar Perched underneath Hamer Hall, Saké is decorated with polished concrete and pops of colour. The menu is innovative and experimental – dishes constantly evolve with the seasons. Drinks are swift: shochu and saké are the headline acts (combine the two for a Japanese Martini).