At Germany's first branch of Danish cult chain Sticks’n’Sushi, sushi and yakitori get a creative twist that results in eye-candy small plates like Shake Tataki (flambeed salmon) or Kushi Katzu (panko-encrusted duck breast). It's all served in a dining room whose cathedral ceilings, giant chandeliers and spiral staircase engender cosmopolitan cosiness.
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