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Sushi Oe

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Sushi Oe. (2026, October 26). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/sushi-oe-cameray-20240202-p5f22k.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Sushi Oe, a high-end Japanese omakase restaurant located in Cammeray, has been highlighted by Good Food as one of Sydney's essential dining spots. Chef Toshihiko Oe recently relocated his establishment to the Sydney Fish Market, increasing seating from six to twelve and allowing online booking. The new space offers a more detailed dining experience with enhanced presentation and explanations for each course, featuring around 30 dishes that include exquisite onigiri and salt-roasted tuna collar, among other delicacies.

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Sushi Oe, a highly acclaimed Japanese omakase restaurant in Sydney, has recently relocated from Cammeray to the new Sydney Fish Market. Chef Toshihiko Oe now offers more seats and easier online bookings, making it more accessible than before. The venue, which was previously known for its monthly lottery system, is featured on Good Food’s 100 Essential Restaurants list. The new location features a bespoke room with spotlit wood counter and a variety of textures including steel, paper, and stone. Chef Oe now provides detailed explanations during the meal, which includes about 30 courses, with highlights such as onigiri made from two varieties of rice topped with various high-quality ingredients like imperador belly and storm clam. Regulars and newcomers alike continue to praise the restaurant for its exceptional food and atmosphere.

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Topics

Cammeray Good Food Good Food’s Sushi Oe Sydney Fish Market

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Sushi Oe ORG · 2× Cammeray GPE · 1× Good Food ORG · 1× Good Food’s ORG · 1× Sydney Fish Market ORG · 1× Toshihiko Oe PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Onigiri is the main event, made on two varieties of rice with peerless texture, topped variously with imperador belly, flounder, storm clam, and several cuts of tuna.

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2026-10-26 · The Sydney Morning Herald

Sushi Oe · assertive framing

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This venue is included in Good Food’s 100 Essential Restaurants list. asserted

venue → include → list

A world-class omakase in sleepy Cammeray, its six seats locked behind an infuriating monthly lottery system. asserted

seats → lock → system

But since chef Toshihiko Oe has moved to the new Sydney Fish Market, things are different. asserted

things → move → Market

Not only can you book online, there are almost double the number of seats, meaning it’s more accessible than ever. asserted

it → book → seats

Even regulars appreciate the move: the room is bespoke, the wood counter spotlit, with textures of steel, paper and stone. asserted

counter → appreciate → steel

At its centre, the chef holds court, and since there are so many first-timers, his presentation and explanation of the 30-or-so courses is more detailed. asserted

presentation → hold → courses

Onigiri is the main event, made on two varieties of rice with peerless texture, topped variously with imperador belly, flounder, storm clam, and several cuts of tuna. asserted

Onigiri → make → tuna

But extras, including a saltroasted tuna collar, also bring the house down. asserted

extras → include → house

Good to know: Arrive early, the entrance can be hard to find. asserted

entrance → know → ?

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