It has been named one of the Michelin inspectors' favourite new restaurants
What a week it's turning out to be for one of Nottingham's best-loved restaurants. First Kushi-ya was catapulted into the national spotlight by restaurant critic Jay Rayner who proclaimed it brilliant value, utterly delicious and his "restaurant of the year."
An inspector said: "This simple yet inviting first floor space features an opening kitchen and counter dining. The cooking is Japanese but we're not talking about sushi; instead they specialise in kushiyaki: skewers of meat and vegetables cooked over a charcoal grill. Sharing is encouraged and prices are easy on the pocket. Extend the evening with a visit to their bar, Yokocho, a few steps away in Hurts Yard.
Simon Carlin, previously head chef at Iberico World Tapas in High Pavement, and Tom Clay, a junior sous chef at the Railway in Lowdham, are behind Kushi-ya. They first met when Tom worked in the kitchen at Iberico in High Pavement. But Rayner and Michelin are only saying what dedicated food lovers in Nottingham have known all along. Judges in the 2019 Nottinghamshire Food and Drinks Awards hailed it a star in the making, crowning it best new venue just a year after the launch in October 2018.
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