What a surprise! Tasmania's best sushi – including fresh Tasmanian wasabi – is in sleepy Geeveston. Opening hours are disappointingly limited (and he usually sells out by 2pm), so book a table ahead or join the long queue for takeaway. You'll also find Masaaki (from Osaka) and his outstanding sushi at Hobart's Sunday-morning Farm Gate Market.
Masaaki's Sushi
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