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Who’s up and who’s down in 2025?

‘Back with a bang’: The restaurants with new hats (and lost hats) in The Age Good Food Guide 2025

An iconic fine diner reclaims its three-hat status. High-profile operators take hits. And omakase restaurants rise and fall.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Sushi

Is sushi actually healthy? The good, the bad and the secret salt traps

Consisting of mostly fish and vegetables, sushi can seem like a healthy meal option – but watch out for the soy sauce.

  • Emily Craig
Bossa Nova is a sushi train and bar with a Brazilian bent.

Bourke Street’s slick new sushi train (driven by dining big guns) has plates from just $4.80

Hospo heavyweights Con Christopoulos and Victor Liong transform a “magic” space into Bossa Nova, a sushi spot with a Brazilian bent.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Chirashi-don at Sachi in Hawthorn.

Three freshly shucked spots to get ‘crazy good’ seafood and sushi (at an affordable price)

Including a pint-sized city oyster bar, nigiri to take away in Footscray and a pop-up from an ex-Kisume chef.

  • Tomas Telegramma

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