While there are many Japanese restaurants you can go to, none are quite like Minamishima. With its cozy, inviting atmosphere, it takes you back to the traditional essence of what sushi is and the art of nigiri making. There are no miso soup sides, no hand rolls, just raw fish on seasoned rice in a set menu created by sushi master Koichi Minamishima. If you’re in a group, you could even get your own private sushi chef for the course of the meal, delivering you only the best and freshest sushi and nigiri. When you go to Onda, you immediately think: colourful and Southern-style food. This place is great for vegetarians, as half of the menu is vegetarian dishes, allowing for quite a diverse range of customers. The flavours constantly change, mixing modern flavours with the more traditional to create something dishes such as chilli salted potato chips with a smoked avocado dip. Don’t forget to order a jalapeno margarita to complete your Onda experience.

Besides it being close to the Melbourne CBD, there is a wide range of spaces that are available for rent. If you’re close to the city, storing your things in Richmond will make it easy for you to navigate to and from your home and rented storage space. If you’re working close to Richmond, you could even store inventory there for the long term, dropping by only to pick up and drop off any time you need to. There is a great residential population that have spaces available, as do many commercial buildings, including National Storage.

Bridge Road is the main road that goes straight through Richmond, so if you’re wanting a quick and direct route, this road is your safest bet. However, you might want to also keep smaller streets such as Coppin and Lennox Streets in the back of your mind, in order to navigate through the suburb when traffic sweeps through Richmond.