Best of Brisbane 2020: Where is Brisbane’s best sushi?

With so many shops to stop for sashimi all around Brisbane, we’re fishing for the city’s best sushi. Do you have a favourite? Let us know in the comments below!

From handrolls to small rolls and ships, whether it’s a light bite or full dinner you’re after, sushi is there to satisfy your craving.

With so many shops to stop for sashimi all around Brisbane, we’re fishing for the city’s best sushi.

Do you know somewhere? Nominate your favourite in the comments below!

We will compile a shortlist from the nominations after they close 10am on Wednesday, January 22, with the vote then running until 10am on Monday, January 27.

The top 10 will then be revealed online at couriermail.com.au on Thursday, January 30.

To get started, here are three of our favourites:

1. SUSHI EDO (BRISBANE CITY)

153 Elizabeth St, Brisbane City

At just $3.80 a plate, just because this sushi train joint is on the cheaper end of the sushi restaurant spectrum doesn’t mean the quality is less. Whether you’re eating-in or taking-away, Sushi Edo offers convenience with the handy order tablets installed at the table.

Sushi Edo on Elizabeth St

2. SUSHI KOTOBUKI

3/53 Lytton Rd, East Brisbane

This Japanese fusion restaurant is well-loved for their sushi striving to use the freshest ingredients. Offering an extensive range of sushi from the classics like their salmon or chicken and avocado rolls to their fusion sushi such as the ‘Dragon Roll’, there’s something for all palettes.

Sushi Kotobuki in East Brisbane

3. OISHII SUSHI BAR

70 Pinelands Rd, Sunnybank Hills

Found in Sunnybank Hills, Oishii Sushi Bar is known for their quality Japanese food that hits the spot every time. Their ‘Spider Roll’ is just one of their beautifully presented must-try rolls.

Fresh sashimi at Oishii Sushi Bar in Sunnybank Hills