About Sush Track
Sush Track is a Japanese conveyor-belt sushi (“sushi train”) restaurant located on Hobart’s waterfront in Tasmania, Australia. They specialise in sushi, sashimi, nigiri and a range of hot and cold Japanese dishes served in an interactive format where plates circulate on a conveyor and guests simply take what they like. Pricing is typically based on plate colour or category, and they also offer made-to-order dishes, drinks, and sometimes takeaway options. More information, opening hours, and current menus are available on their website at sushtrack.com.au.
A Sush Track charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you’ve dined in, ordered takeaway, or paid for drinks and extras at the restaurant. Many transactions will show as a one-time charge for the total amount of your meal, including any tip or surcharge (for example, weekend or public holiday surcharges if applicable). If you paid by card and the staff pre-authorised your card (common when opening a tab or for larger groups), you may briefly see a higher “pending” amount that later adjusts to the final bill. If you used a digital wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay) or a delivery/booking app that routes payments through Sush Track’s merchant account, the statement descriptor may still show as “SUSH TRACK” or a similar variation.
If you’re unsure about a Sush Track charge, start by checking your recent visits to Hobart’s waterfront and any dining, takeaway, or delivery orders you may have made around the date of the transaction. Compare the charge amount with your expected meal cost, including possible surcharges and tips, and look for an emailed receipt from the booking or payment service you used. To resolve questions, contact the restaurant directly using the contact form or email address on sushtrack.com.au, or by calling the phone number listed there; have your transaction date, exact amount, and the last 4 digits of the card ready so they can look up the payment. If you suspect fraud or do not recognise the charge after checking with the restaurant and family members who may have used the card, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction or request a card replacement.