Sushi Restaurants in London, Cambridge and Oxford

Are you looking for a restaurant in London? Sticks’n’Sushi has seven locations around London, perfectly located within some of the most beautiful areas of the city.

Our London restaurants are not idly placed but rather the result of searching for the perfect locations that is both part of the city’s culture and history and would also serve as an extraordinary experience for locals and visitors alike - to enjoy the unique combination of traditional sushi and yakitori sticks.

We strongly believe that the Sticks’n’Sushi locations around London should pay homage to their surroundings. So, while visiting our restaurants, you will be able to experience different aesthetics and slight differences in atmosphere as they fit their locations. Recognising the beauty of the diversity of the city and wanting to participate in co-constructing the local ideology of each place, we embraced different styles for our restaurants, including each of their historical heritage.

Our sushi London restaurants are located in Soho, Covent Garden, Wimbledon, Victoria Road, King’s Garden, Greenwich and Canary Wharf - they each convey the local atmosphere of the areas they are located in. Take for example our location in Soho , which is part of one of London’s hottest foodie areas with vibrant nightlife and quirky spaces. Here we form part Soho’s eclectic culture with our combination of Japanese minimalism and Danish coziness.

Our restaurant in Covent Garden in the heart of London’s theatre quarter, is located in the midst of another foodie hotspot of the city. Our rustic and raw interior pays respect to the historically Australian pub it used to be, and adds a slightly dinky feel to the restaurant’s Japanese minimalistic and exclusive interiors that compliments the architecture of this area.

Another example of our restaurant homage to local London culture and history, is our location in Wimbledon, which was formerly the workshop of a carriage manufacturer. In this location, we were very attentive to give our visitors a sense of the former use of the building. From the façade that was restored, to the tables with wheels for practicality and industrial feel and the leather holster on the chairs, the interiors encapsulates the former profession of our restaurant’s location in its contemporary function.

Should you wish to visit a sushi restaurant where local history is combined with both Japanese and Scandinavian design and gastronomic traditions, our Sticks’n’Sushi restaurants will satisfy both cultural, aesthetic and physical hunger. London is indeed a food-flooded city with both high-end restaurants and simpler, yet chic, eateries with affable service. The Sticks’n’Sushi locations provide all of the above with elegantly arranged dishes, served in beautiful and respectfully local surroundings with service, that is no less tactful and kind, than the Japanese.