About Sushi & Nori
Sushi & Nori is an Australian Japanese restaurant chain based in Sydney, NSW, with multiple outlets located in busy shopping malls and business precincts. Known for its sushi train format, it offers freshly made nigiri, rolls, sashimi, sushi platters, bento boxes, ramen, udon, and other casual Japanese dishes designed for quick dine‑in or takeaway. The “SUSHI & NORI EMPORIUM MELBOURNE” or similar descriptor on your statement usually refers to its sushi train restaurant located in the Level 3 café court of Emporium Melbourne. You can view store locations, menus, and contact details via their website at sushiandnori.com.au.
This charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you dine at Sushi & Nori, order takeaway, or purchase a sushi platter or bento box. Charges can include in‑restaurant dining (often from the sushi train where plates are tallied at the end), counter orders, takeaway orders, or group bills where one person pays for the table. You might also see a charge if you ordered via a linked food delivery platform where the payment is processed under the restaurant’s merchant name. In some cases, a small pre‑authorization or temporary “pending” amount may appear when your card is opened at the counter or bar; this will usually adjust to the final amount once the transaction is completed.
If you don’t recognize a Sushi & Nori charge, first check whether you or someone in your household recently visited Emporium Melbourne or another Sushi & Nori location around the date shown on your statement. Look for a matching EFTPOS or card receipt, a food delivery receipt, or a bank notification on the same day for the same amount. To resolve questions, contact the specific store (phone number is usually printed on your receipt or visible in Google Maps) or use the contact form at sushiandnori.com.au with the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look it up. If you still can’t identify the payment or suspect it’s unauthorized, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute or block the charge.