Sticks 'n' Sushi (Covent Garden)

• Sushi concept was first conceived in Denmark
• Inside the decor was cool and calm &ndash
• The food menu was the best part about Sticks 'n' Sushi (Covent Garden)
• Japanese food can be daunting sometimes as there is so much variety
• We started off our meal with some warm edamame beans topped with some rich and spicy miso sauce
• Our second course quickly arrived which was a stunning salmon carpaccio topped with daikon (white radish)
• I think it was the balance off all the ingredients and freshness of the salmon which took me by surprise
• The shrimp was large and succulent
• The tempura batter was light and delicate
• We were seated and shown the menu which is a work of art
• It makes it so easy to order and the staff are extremely patient while taking you through the menu
• I found the food reasonably priced for a sushi place but did think the cocktails were overpriced
• The Cafe Royal hotel has a long history as one of the most fashionable hotels in London and with its prime position on Regent Street it is also an iconic landmark
• Sticks 'n Sushi is one of the most successful restaurant groups in Denmark and they've very kindly bought their concept over here for us to enjoy
• The concept of Sticks 'n Sushi is based on serving a combination traditional sushi with yakitori sticks from the grill
• The interior of the restaurant has a very cool and urban vibe with an upstairs restaurant and downstairs dining counter
• I chose a glass of champagne and Mr Silver was on the beer
• Ebi prawns are one of the signature dishes at Sticks 'n Sushi so we had to have those
• There was a lot here but it was all butterfly light and mouth wateringly fresh
• We chose salmon teriyaki which flaked beautifully and the sauce was light and not overwhelming
• These were bought over by accident but fortunately are one of Mr Silver's favourites so he still devoured them
• Chicken teriyaki stick and a lamp chop topped with herb butter
• White chocolate with sweet miso and popped rice
• Chocolate fondant with caramel and hazelnut brittle and vanilla ice cream
• The first one was my favourite
• Not only is the food fabulous but the concept is fun and would be the perfect choice for a date but is even better for group dining
• Although we were seen to by several different waiting staff
• The meal style is lots of little dishes which can be shared depending on whether you're a food hoarder or not
• I escaped rather unscathed with a round tummy &
• This is The best sushi restaurant Tried in London
• I tumbled into Sticks 'n' Sushi with a protesting stomach and high hopes
• This fantastic spot is quickly becoming the talk of the town
• Forwards and backwards with tables of all shapes and sizes nestled between a good old bit of brickwork and wooden panelling
• Back at our table we were presented with the menus
• I am a little distressed to admit this since I have always been pretty confident it was a pleasure was reserved solely for dads
• Overwhelming is a serious understatement and our jaws dropped at the sheer enormity of choice
• Next to be placed infront of the two droolers was the sushi platter
• Downstairs was were the magic began
• Somehow it was only when it arrived that I realised I'd been a little blinded by the 'chocolate' element and neglected to appreciate what it was I had actually ordered
• The Nordic influence is obvious as soon as you set foot in the Covent Garden venue
• The drinks are delicious and the desserts are pretty impressive too &ndash
• Each of them were incredible in their own way
• The menu is really fun and entertaining because is made by pictures of the food and combinations between them
• The quality of the meat the fish is really good
• The Yakinuku Steak is a must have
• With a son that loves sushi this had to be a place to try and we were not disappointed
• The sushi were varied with different tastes and textures
• I had thought it was going to be a very expensive meal but although it was not cheap I do feel it was good value for money as the fish was very fresh and the sushi the best
• I've tried a lot of restaurants but Im ok to say this is the only place that I always finish my meal praying I had a second tummy
• The tastes are exquisite and so is the decor
• Cocktails are unique and the overall feel is a need to go back
• Sticks 'n' Sushi was a fantastic choice for a mid week dinner
• A lively and modern atmosphere meant there was a mixture of couples
• I would definitely recommend the chicken meatballs with teriyaki sauce a fusion of the iconic Swedish dish and a delicious and sweet Japanese glaze
• Crispy ebi roll was our main order in fact we even had to get a second round
• A recommended restaurant with delicious food
• The quality and flavour of these rolls were unparalleled
• I felt they lacked the full flavours that were in the sushi
• Sushi is a brilliant sushi restaurant with tasty sushi and great value for money
• I have been visited with some friends on a Monday night and managed to get a table upstairs which is really nice
• We really enjoyed eating as the food is absolutely outstanding
• The quality of the food was exactly what you would expect
• This restaurant is super awesome
• This restaurant is a real small discovery that deserves to be known
• We ordered several with different flavors which was quite nice
• The decoration of the place is very modern and the restaurant is very clean
• I have been a fan of Sticks 'n' Sushi ever since eating in their Wimbledon restaurant with Charlotte Hu back in March 2012
• I went back another time with my husband
• Unfortunately Wimbledon is too much out of our way to become a regular dinner destination
• The space itself is impressive
• The Victorian front creates a nice contrast with the sleek and modern interior
• The attention to detail at Sticks 'n' Sushi is paramount and it doesn't only apply to the food preparation and presentation of the dishes
• Restaurant menus with photos are never easy to pull off and often associated with cheap eats
• The dishes can be ordered from the A La Carte (the best option if you know exactly what you want) or from the Set Menus (recommended if you are in a group and want to try different and new things)
• As the menu is extensive and everything looks amazing
• So let's just say I arrived at the restaurant with a good appetite and keen to treating myself with delicious drinks and food
• So we started with a Wild Berry Club (gin
• Fresh lime) which are everyone's favourite
• The special Soya Shake Bites (smoked salmon rolls on avocado mousse) which were recommended by our lovely waitress
• I have tried quite a few rolls at Sticks 'n' Sushi in Wimbledon and one of my favourites are the Hell's Kitchen rolls (shrimp tempura and avocado inside out rolls)
• Chicken breast (topped with chilli dip
• The yakitori were served after the sushi to ensure we ate the meat still warm
• We also ordered a scoop of Peanut Ice cream with sesame nougatine
• Dining at Sticks 'n' Sushi is not cheap (as you would expect from any nice sushi place) and our bill came up to £
• So unless you are used to spending all your money on eating out (like me)
• With their new central location it is the perfect place for a party or a date
• The concept is rather interesting with customers being able to chose between a variety of sushi options and a range of "
• The sticks are a little disappointing
• I thought it was absolutely fantastic
• The black cod was incredible
• The tempura prawn bites were Devine and all the sushi rolls were just amazing
• The one thing that calls for recognition and thus appreciation is the menu of the restaurant
• The menu is elaborate in the specification of the dishes with pictures and descriptions
• The restaurant aims at a Danish audience who are yet unfamiliar with sushi and yakitori
• I ordered quite a few items off the menu and the only amazing and above average dish was the duck liver in teriyaki sauce
• The texture was just what it required and the sauce had the most amazing flavours
• The other items were not so delightful but only average
• The first thing i noticed when i entered the place is that this restaurant is extremely huge and spacious and has an urban feel in its interiors
• I reached early but was grateful for the extra time which allowed me to have a detailed look in that huge menu and decide for myself what i want to order
• The service is slow and thus it takes a lot of time for the order to reach the table
• The dishes were appealing and appetizing
• I do not understand why everyone is so crazy about Sticks 'n' Sushi (Covent Garden)
• Were only above average with some really strange flavours
• The dessert was average as well
• The other dishes were also hardly edible
• The prices are ludicrous and the food is not worth it
• The cocktails were good though
• By far one of the best places that serve delectable Sushi
• The decor is exquisite and the ambiance is very inviting and energetic
• The pricing is reasonable much and the food is excellent value for money
• The server was a delighted to help us
• Everything was just so fresh and perfectly flavoured
• The dishes that we ordered were just perfect for sharing with my colleagues
• Especially the sushi which was cooked to perfection
• The service was pretty efficient with the staff being quite warm and friendly
• The ambience was wonderful with beautiful decor and pretty comfortable seating arrangement
• This could have been a total nightmare (and it was for a bit as there's so much choice to work through) but we were captivated by some of the most beautiful food photography we've seen
• Dipping into the soy that was attentively topped up by the waitresses
• Before being presented with the sticks which we'd totally forgotten about at the time but I can't stop thinking about now
• Washed down with a bottle of Kirin Ichiban (a Japanese lager) each
• We tore ourselves away from the hugely tempting desserts with a chocolate Old Fashioned
• Agreed that Sticks'n'Sushi had shot straight to the top of our list and was worth a return visit as soon as we could make it back
• Sticks n Sushi is never a bad idea
• The crowd here is always a mix of students and professionals
• The decor of this pace is modern and stylish with great use of wood and lighting
• The staff here is very friendly and guides you through a bit long and confusing menu
• Like the name suggests there are two main things served here STICKS AND SUSHI
• From the sticks my recommendation is the chicken meatballs in teriyaki sauce
• Lamb chops with miso herb butter and the goat cheese with dried ham
• The EBI BYTES are my absolute favourite here
• Like I have mentioned before I love prawn and these ebi bytes here are absolutely yummy
• There are various sushi platters here which have a variety of sushis and they are quite yummy
• The black cod sushi is quite tasty and literally melts in your mouth
• The desserts here are quite nice as well
• A special mention to the staff who is really sweet and did not charge us for some confusion with a dish
• The waiter was friendly enough at introduce himself and menus at beginning
• Also the first arrival dishes were tasty and in a reasonable timing
• So I checked with the same waiter again and he has confirmed that it's coming with no apologies
• Then 20 minutes later and checked with him again still no apologies
• The waiter has no intention to explain to us why is the wait for so long
• You can always tell how beautiful a restaurant's presentation is by how many photos of their food have been uploaded on Zomato
• Although the intimate setting is great for a date
• My sister Lucy spent the winter months waitressing there and it's bang in the middle of Covent Garden so I was constantly passing the door
• Sticks'n'Sushi is one of the most successful restaurant groups in Denmark
• It's such an impressive company with a fantastic mantra
• So don't take it lightly when I say the offerings at Sticks'n'Sushi are among the best I've tasted in the capital
• What's more the menu is well compiled so that whatever your preferences may be nigiri
• Maki there are combination plates to suit your needs
• How the rice is prepared etc etc
• Hotate kataifi (scallops with miso aioli) and the edamame tossed in soy
• The mini maki de luxe set menu is a great one to go for here
• The fact that half their menu is dedicated to 'sticks' makes it the perfect place for a date
• What do you get when you mix Scandinavian style with Asian cuisine
• This is why I am a slightly in love with Sticks 'n' Sushi
• We started with a quartet of fresh juices I think my equally snap happy sister and I inadvertently persuaded everyone to get a different juice for the inevitable photo opp
• We managed to try quite a few different dishes and options from the (stunningly designed) menu here is the rundown of what we ordered
• The Sticks part (the meat) is quite authentic
• The rice paper rolls are lovely so light yet so tasty
• Everything was so good it's hard to pick out a highlight
• Marcel chocolate cake with crystallised white chocolate
• White chocolate with sweet miso &
• Although they were all utterly delightful
• My favourite was probably the black sesame ice cream
• It did not disappoint it was completely packed on a weekday evening
• The food is good without being stupendous my favourites are the chicken bites and the isnide out rolls
• This restaurant in Covent Garden is spacious and urban with its exposed brick walls
• I arrived early but was grateful for the extra time which allowed me to delve into (all four
• Sticks n Sushi is a classic case of &ldquo
• The place is adorable and the online menu is creative and cute and makes you very hungry
• Sticks n Sushi is not a place to go to for everyday sushi
• The menu is a bit overwhelming but the staff are helpful with what to order
• The sticks were disappointingly dry and not particularly tasty the one time I ordered them so I've not ordered them again
• The staff is very friendly and their uniforms and menu is very creative
• Stick n Sushi is a sushi and yakitori bar with a Nordic touch
• Their list of cocktails was Japanese influenced lots of shochu and sake
• We chose the Table for 2 option in the end it was a good balance of sushi and errr sticks of meat
• The side of Ebi bites we ordered were crispy and I could taste the juicy prawns inside
• The chicken breast with chilli dip had a nice
• Creamy kick and the chicken tsukune was totally moreish the sauce it was covered in needed to be licked off the plate
• The sea salt and lemon drizzled edamame beans was a nice end to the meat fest
• Chocolate fondant with hazelnut and caramel brittle
• Green tea ice cream with dark chocolate
• The creme brulee was my champion
• The popped rice with the white chocolate had a weird texture and the green tea ice cream was a little too strong
• S subtlety but this was green tea on steroids
• I'd heard good things so was excited to try it out
• Upon arrival I was led to my seat and the waiter went through the menu adding some suggestions along the way
• Absolutely delicious and with that I decided to take a few more of his suggestions
• The scallops were the first to arrive and honestly if I hadn't ordered everything beforehand I eouldve probably continued ordering the scallops
• I ordered the making 24 which is a set menu as well as the black cod roll (as recommended by our waiter) just wow
• The black cod was indeed my favourite blended with a hint of fre cheese
• Desert a different waitress stopped by my table for a quick light chat in order to help with recommending an ice cream and again the result was spectacular
• The sesame ice cream is a must for anyone
• 125 which was well worth it
• After I saw the menu I thought that it is a version of sushi samba
• After I had my plates I realise that this restaurant is new nobu for me
• Tataki and sashimi was very high quality
• By the way it was the only sushi restaurant that have rolls without rice
• Overall it was a good experience and I will book my reservation after I got my flight ticket to london next time
• It was for dinner and I was with 2 dining companions
• 30pm on a mid week evening and the place was already filling up quickly
• Word has definitely gotten out that this is one of the top restaurants in Covent Garden
• So reservations are recommended
• They serve some of the best sushi around and whilst it can be relatively expensive to eat there
• She was American and recommended us great dishes which were all amazing
• One of the best Japanese cuisine experience we have had in London for ages
• Generous portion with excellent sushi and British style yakitori (pieces of grilled meat on bamboo stick)
• 40 per person which is worth the price
• Restaurant is as such super popular
• Protein packed and loaded with more veggies and superfoods than you can shake a stick at (no pun intended)
• I would say the sushi dish is more enjoyable
• One unfortunate thing is that the black sesame ice cream was out of stock
• The decor throughout is very minimalist
• Sticks 'n' Sushi is a fun dinner option
• The cocktails and sake selection are good and the menu offers a lot of choice
• Restaurant ambience is nice albeit it can get really busy and noisy
• S arrival was a wise move considering the couple ahead of us is told that the wait is at least half an hour
• S evident that tiny exterior is quite deceptive
• The area inside is vast and swarming with London&rsquo
• It was delicious and the concept is really interesting
• The fried scallop starter and the wagyu on a stick as well as the crispy duck were my favorite
• The atmosphere in the restaurant was really cosy and warm
• The lights were dimly lit which is not photo friendly and as soon as you walked in there was hint of sushi in the air
• Pretty expensive though and adds up quickly because the portions are small so you end up ordering many different things which ends up being expensive
• Would recommend getting the box with a selection of all their desserts to share
• The first impression is of a modern environment
• I was greeted by a friendly staff that was happy to show me to my seat and advise menu items based on my preferences
• They were always prompt with their service and everyone was very personable
• The ebi bites were brilliantly mouth watering
• Featuring shrimp with several spices to bring out their flavor
• The ebi bites were a an excellent start an excellent meal
• The entire night was full of great service
• Sticks 'n' Sushi (Covent Garden) has a really great sushi concept the menus are innovative and the food is delicious I really recommend the dragon roll and it's the best miso soup I've ever had
• I think the quality of the sushi is higher than the quality of the sticks but all in all this restaurant has it all
• Book in advance as being seated upstairs is a much nicer experience
• One of the best sushi places I have ever been too wow
• The location is perfect and the place itself is exquisitely designed in a modern/futuristic way that compliments the food
• Our waitress was attentive and quick with taking orders
• The menu itself is super charming with its quaint starters and mesmerizing sushi and main options
• What I really loved about Sticks 'n' Sushi (Covent Garden) was attention to detail from the cutlery and crockery
• When I am in London again this is the first place I will come to for dinner/lunch
• You can never go wrong with a mixture of classic maki and nigiri
• One of the best sushi places I have been to in England so far
• We started off with Ebi Bites (which was my personal favorite) and salmon carpaccio
• I guarantee that they were very satisfying
• Restaurant's atmosphere was welcoming and nice
• The restaurant is quite big and the mood is very good
• Great place with amazing sushi and very nice music
• Perhaps we caught the lull between shifts but that was soon remedied
• Staff members are so polite and too good in service
• The ambience is refined and staff is lovely
• Some veggie options and the sake is also great

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