Sticks'n'Sushi Opens in Manchester

0:00On March 22nd, a popular Danish restaurant chain called Stixen Sushi is set to open in one of Manchester's biggest restaurant spots in, spinning fields. The two-story site has sat mostly empty since 2020, when the previous tenant closed. Now, work is wrapping up fast for a March 30th launch. The brand blends Japanese precision with Scandinavian style, starting back in 1994. Founders drew from their half-Japanese, half-danish backgrounds to create skewers and sushi dishes. They already run spots in London, Oxford, Cambridge, Berlin, and a dozen in Denmark, with leads next on the list. Food lovers in Manchester are buzzing about the arrival, as it fills a prime gap in the dining scene. The sharing menus promise fresh seafood, grilled meats like wagyu and black cod, plus rolls with shrimp and avocado. It keeps the family touch, even with relatives running their Copenhagen location. Designers from Berlin are revamping the space with glass, timber, and a big outdoor terrace bar.

1:03That set up aims to draw crowds for casual meals or drinks in the heart of the city. Bookings are live now, so if you're planning a night out, snag a table soon. This could reshape spinning fields dining for the better.