Tochi Deli
Sparkling sushi served in a grungy carpark.
Tochi Deli
Japanese$
Eight months after closing its outrageously popular Brunswick Mall kiosk, sushi shop Tochi Deli resurfaced. The new site, further north in Coburg, is also within a mall, but handily, it faces a car park and the first three hours of parking are free.
The menu remains largely unchanged, but a larger kitchen means rotating specials such as soy-simmered kingfish collar on rice. Onigiri and handrolls are reliable grab-and-go options, while a daily selection of raw fish – served as nigiri or chirashi bowls from $25 – is the main draw.
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