Forget Toorak and the towers at the Paris end of Collins St, Melbourne’s priciest piece of real estate is probably a 2sq m cupboard in a CBD laneway worth more than $190,000 a metre.

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Nigiri (fish on rice) and sashimi (sliced fish) are available by the piece as well, and you can grab-and-go onigiri (filled ...