Push Pop Sushi has arrived in Cork to solve all your al fresco dining problems

It’s not exactly known as the most portable picnic food.
But one Cork restaurant is giving sushi a grab-and-go makeover just in time for summer, with a quirky new creation designed for al fresco lunches.
Available exclusively from Brazilian-Japanese restaurant Egawa Sushi on Kyle Street, the aptly named Push Pop Sushi is served in a tube alongside a portion of soy sauce, allowing diners to enjoy their sushi on the move without the usual chopsticks-and-tray balancing act.
Part novelty, part convenience, the inventive take on sushi is already turning heads among Cork foodies looking for something a little different this summer.

When you’re ready to eat, you simply pour on your soy, use the container to push up the tube from the bottom and eat your pre-sliced sushi from the top – no mess, no sticky fingers.
Here’s a fun video showing how it works:
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Available from €16 for the Veggie Roll Push Pop Sushi, customers can also order their California and Philadelphia Rolls, Crunchy Prawn and Spicy Tuna Rolls in handy ‘push pop’ form.

