Harden's says
“A strange but pleasant mix of Denmark and Japan” – this “fun and buzzy” chain of restaurants comes to Victoria's Nova development.
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Summary
“They come from Denmark (of all places!)” and these large Scandi-Asian-fusion venues serve a “winning combination” of “delicious sushi, beautifully tender sticks of meat, and enjoyable cocktails” to create an “innovative” and “really fun” concept. Even those who say it’s “a bit of a gimmick” and “doesn’t justify the price tag” concede the food’s “quite good”.
Summary
“A strange but pleasant mix of Denmark and Japan” – this “fun and buzzy” Danish chain puts a Scandi twist on sushi and yakitori and results from the “bewilderingly long menu” are “beautifully presented and delicious” (if “not cheap”). The original, “aircraft-hangar-sized” branch near Wimbledon Tube remains the best known.
Summary
“Does what it says on the tin pretty well” – this “odd Asian/Scandi concept” (sushi with a Danish twist) wins consistent praise for its “inventive interpretation of dishes” and “gorgeous cocktails”; by the standards of Wimbledon, Greenwich or E14, it’s quite “scene-y” too.
Summary
A stylish Danish-Japanese (!) hybrid, in Covent Garden and Wimbledon, that offers an “innovative twist on sushi”; it may be “a bit pricey” but it “does what it does pretty well”.
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