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Sushi Room

Precise technique in luxury surrounds on the ground floor of The Calile Hotel.
A wooden tray displaying cuts of raw fish, skilfully prepared by the chefs at Sushi Room, Brisbane.
Only the finest otoro and sea urchin available is served at Sushi Room, Brisbane.
BRISBANE
Address
Ground level, The Calile Hotel, 48 James St, Fortitude Valley

Caviar for dessert? At Sushi Room, indulgence comes in creative forms. Oscietra caviar brings a briny edge to white chocolate ice-cream drizzled with yuzu olive oil – the final flourish of the $330 per person omakase of between 20 and 22 courses. Sure, it’s expensive, but consider the level of technique, precision and ingredients on display. Raw lobster arrives in house-made ponzu with toasted sesame, highly marbled wagyu tenderloin is served with onion jus and fresh black truffle, while the nigiri – prepared by skilled sushi chefs at the hinoki timber counter – includes the finest otoro and sea urchin available. It all unfolds in a dark, moody dining room that exudes modern luxury. The drinks follow suit, with splurge-worthy bottles from Champagne, Burgundy and Australia alongside an extensive sake selection. A recently added bar and dining space invites more casual visits via an à la carte menu. However you dine, you’re in safe hands.

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Sushi Room
Japanese
Ground level, The Calile Hotel, 48 James St, Fortitude Valley
Price Guide
$$$$$
Bookings
Recommended
Wheelchair Access
Yes
Opening Hours
Lunch Fri-Sat; Dinner Tue-Sat

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