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.
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
The Gourmet Traveller Team
