Any sushi lovers out there will be buzzing to know that Rolled, the first Australian-style sushi to-go kiosk, will be opening at the Trafford Centre.
Get ready for a taste of Down Under as Rolled will be making its debut at the Lower Orient in the Trafford Centre on next week on Friday 16th August.
Rolled is, you guessed it, all about hand rolls which have achieved sandwich-like ubiquity in Aussie lunch culture, and take centre stage on the menu, offering a delicious fusion of traditional Japanese techniques with Aussie quality and creativity.
For a bit of history, the hand roll format was invented in Melbourne in the late 1990s, before becoming popularised in the early 2000s, eventually becoming what Aussie’s consider the norm of sushi.
With Rolled, Founder Adam Miller and his team aim to introduce Manchester to this convenient hand-held format, drawing inspiration from popular recipes in Australia whilst introducing their own fresh take on it, with rolls such as the Spicy Tuna, Crispy Chicken, Salmon Smashed Avo and The Bondi Roll; Aussie breakfast in a roll.
Adam said: "Aussies are obsessed with this type of sushi. It’s not unusual to consume hand- rolls multiple times a week, so I’m excited to introduce it to Manchester where I believe it will be just as popular.
"We have real ambition for Rolled, with the aim of establishing the brand as the UK’s largest and most loved sushi chain. We’re excited to launch the concept in Manchester at the Trafford Centre, with a view to expanding across the country, one hand roll at a time!"
Simon Layton, Centre Director at Trafford Centre, added: "We’re thrilled to be the first location for this innovative concept, welcoming Rolled to our diverse food offering. This unique Australian-style sushi concept is sure to be a hit with our visitors, providing a fresh, affordable and healthy grab-and-go option."
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