Sticks’n’Sushi continues its measured growth with the announcement of two further openings, the first set to open in Kingston upon Thames this October, followed by Richmond in early 2024.
Aiming to replicate the success of their first UK restaurant in Wimbledon, now 11 years established, the Danish-Japanese restaurant group has revisited their residential roots with these new openings, offering southwest London locals and visitors to the royal borough an opportunity to experience the well-loved Japanese fare for which the group is famed.
Kingston will be their biggest restaurant to date, set over two floors with a large external terrace, located on the corner of Wood Street and Clarence Street in the historic Bentall Centre.
Curated in collaboration with longstanding partners Diener & Diener, the 220-cover restaurant will capture a perfect balance between Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian elegance, with soft hanging partitions, natural furnishings, and warm, earthy tones – individual in design yet unmistakably a Sticks’n’Sushi restaurant.
The installation of a modern Kimono interpretation will hang on one of the ground floor walls, echoing the intricacy of the dishes which will be served.
