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GetSushi Omakase

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GetSushi Omakase. (2026, October 26). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/getsushi-omakase-glebe-20261026-p60xbg.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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GetSushi Omakase is a high-quality sushi restaurant located at the Fish Market, run by Narito Ishii, who supplies fish to top omakase restaurants in Sydney. The omakase menu costs under $200 per person and lasts approximately two hours, offering around 15 courses including rare cuts like latchet and ike jime-style mackerel. The restaurant features an eight-seat counter where diners can watch the chef prepare each dish, providing a unique dining experience with daily changing menus based on fresh catches.

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Story summary

Narito Ishii, known for supplying fish to some of Sydney's top omakase restaurants, has opened GetSushi Omakase at the Fish Market. This new restaurant offers a high-end dining experience that lasts around two hours and costs under $200 per person. Ishii is recognized by his "No Tuna No Life" T-shirt as he oversees an eight-seat counter where diners are served 15 courses of nigiri, each carefully prepared and presented.

The menu includes prized cuts like otoro, chutoro, and akami, but also features lesser-known fish such as latchet cured in kombu and ike jime-style mackerel. Swordfish belly, which is specially iced on their boat, adds another highlight to the dining experience. The restaurant attracts a diverse clientele, from chic Japanese aunties to first-time diners, creating an engaging atmosphere with Ishii's personal touch.

This establishment offers a streamlined approach to omakase dining, making it accessible for those curious about the genre and seeking exceptional fish without extensive ceremony.

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Fish Market Japanese Sydney the Good Food Guide

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Sydney GPE · 2× Fish Market ORG · 1× Ishii PERSON · 1× Japanese NORP · 1× Narito Ishii PERSON · 1× the Good Food Guide ORG · 1×

Narrative

That guy is the guy, Narito Ishii, who oversees the room in a “No Tuna No Life” T-shirt while his chef (he actually employs a couple) theatrically claps around 15 courses of nigiri together, placing each distinct piece squarely in front of each diner at the eight-seat counter.

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2026-10-26 · The Sydney Morning Herald

GetSushi Omakase · assertive framing

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An omakase menu, run by the guy who supplies fish to the best omakase restaurants in Sydney, that’s capped at around two hours and costs under $200 a head. asserted

that → run → 200

he → oversee → counter

Chances are if you’ve eaten otoro, chutoro or akami in Sydney, the tuna passed through Ishii’s hands first. asserted

tuna → eat → hands

But those prized cuts are just the beginning. asserted

cuts → prize → ?

More compelling is the latchet, a little-known fish sourced direct and cured in kombu. asserted

latchet → know → kombu

Or mackerel, handled ike jime-style, that has no hint of oily funk. asserted

that → handle → funk

Chic Japanese aunties and cute first-timers bump elbows, Ishii pops sake bottles, and the size of the hand roll to finish has to be seen to be believed. asserted

size → bump → roll

Good to know: The menu changes daily depending on the catch, so it’s a restaurant built for repeat visits. asserted

it → know → visits

Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted

reviews → book → ?

A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide. asserted

restaurant → pay → Guide