At Wimbledon, the All England Club’s catering operation is adapting to growing player and demand for food choices that include Japanese-style dishes and a wider set of sustainable options. According to reports, chefs working at SW19 describe an increase in demand for sushi and other Japanese-inspired items, leading the venue to station a dedicated team of sushi specialists on site from early hours to prepare food for the day’s service. Alongside sushi, sources also describe the menu including venison for dinner, reflecting the club’s broader approach to ingredient variety. The reports additionally mention coffee kombucha on tap, suggesting that drinks offerings are being broadened as part of the venue’s overall catering changes. While details are limited to what is described in the articles, the common theme across the coverage is that Wimbledon’s food operations are scaling up staffing and menu selections to meet current preferences from players and matchday needs, with an emphasis on sustainability and variety in offerings. The reports do not provide independent verification beyond the club’s reported statements.
Wimbledon chefs expand sustainable menu with sushi, venison and kombucha
At Wimbledon, the All England Club’s catering operation is adapting to growing player and demand for food choices that include Japanese-style dishes and a wider set of sustainable options. According t...
- Wimbledon’s catering teams report increased demand for Japanese-style dishes, especially sushi.
- A dedicated sushi-specialist team works on site from early hours to prepare for service.
- The menu includes venison for dinner, according to the reports.
- Coffee kombucha is offered on tap, described as part of the drink options.
- The changes are presented as part of Wimbledon’s wider sustainability- and variety-focused catering approach.
Chefs at SW19 say demand for Japanese-style dishes has become so intense that a dedicated team of sushi specialists now works on site from the early hours.
1 month agoChefs at SW19 say demand for Japanese-style dishes has become so intense that a dedicated team of sushi specialists now works on site from the early hours.
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