BRIGHTON SUSHI MANIA Coming to Brighton & Hove every other week has reduced my anxiety level dramatically; perhaps inhaling the Sussex sea air has been a major factor to my well-being. After walking around the Hove Lawn during lunchtime on a summer Friday, passing the ruin of the West Pier, I turned left onto Middle Street. I passed Creation Night Club, and came across Sushi Mania, coloured in red and white sign. Looking from outside, the simple design of the restaurant looked like any other Japanese restaurant in Piccadilly Circus, London, or Brighton. Yes, I have been to Japan for two weeks before the pandemic. It certainly does not make me an expert in Japanese food. Personally, visiting a Japanese restaurant can be daunting because of my fear of the 'unknown' culture. Anyone who knows Japanese food will know that it can be very much the 'other' far distant culinary, sophisticated and if you go to a good Japanese restaurant, you can imagine its deli...
A city in East Sussex that can be an envy of Britain. It has everything you can ask for to make it your home: arts, culture, entertainment and the sea horizon. You must also not forget fish and chips. Once a place for the rich and famous can now be your home. Once you come out of London, people end up being friendlier, the air cleaner and grass greener. This is Brighton and Hove - a city for all!