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  1. Omotenashi

    Japanese

    Eat 81
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    Yes, it's inside a Lexus showroom, and no, that's not the strangest part. Omotenashi is a ten-seat kaiseki restaurant in the heart of Hobart's CBD where multi-course Japanese tradition plays out in a room that smells faintly of new car ambition. The set menu holds the wheel, and the kitchen leans on Tasmanian produce to do its Japanese artistry. The Australian Good Food Guide awarded it two Chef Hats.

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    Tasting menu only. The dishes change too often to pin down.

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    Unit 4/160 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS, Australia, Hobart CBD TAS 7000, Australia · Hobart
    Phone
    TAS 7000
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