At a sushi restaurant, is it actually better to eat standing up?
You wouldn’t know it from its current hospitality iteration, but sushi was originally meant to be a bite eaten while standing up in front of a mobile food stall. ‘People used to eat sushi standing up until the end of World War II, when they starte
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