Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Newcastle

"Nagisa is one of the best regarded Japanese restaurants in Newcastle. Located in the Honeysuckle Precinct, Nagisa offers diners traditional Japanese delicacies, with a modern twist. Enjoy a touch of theatre at the teppanyaki bar, tuck into the freshest sushi and sashimi dishes, and savour authentic Japanese whisky, sake and craft beers."

"Nagisa Japanese Restaurant is the brainchild of Tetsuhiko Namba. He studied traditional methods back in Tokyo and traveled the world. He decided to open up his own restaurant that people in Newcastle love."

"A nice quick and easy fast food stop for all your Thai street food fixes. Don’t miss out on the $13 lunch menu between 11am & 2:30pm daily."

"143 Darby Street, Cooks Hill Each week the cafe and bar switches up its bottomless food and drink offering (in addition to its regular bottomless chicken schnitzel every Monday for $30 per person). Previously, they've had bottomless nachos and mojitos, as well as arancini balls, and loaded fries and caprioskas. Future events include: bottomless pasta and sangria ($50 per person, with the option of adding bottomless garlic bread for $15 per person) on October 15 and 17; bottomless dessert and espresso martinis ($50 per person) on October 22 and 24; bottomless soft tacos and margaritas ($50 per person) on October 29 and 31."

"Established in 2014, Mama P believe eating more real, less processed foods is the key to wellness. Mama P are predominantly plant based but also use ethically sourced wild or grass fed proteins. They don’t use processed sugars, gluten or dairy, use minimal grain and only use fermented soy products."

"They specialize in gluten-free, vegan, and sugar-free food that everyone can enjoy. Their café is a small family-run business. They are famous for the decadent and indulgent raw cakes."