YUNICO

In the location's words:

In the Japanese Fine Dining star restaurant YUNICO, the gourmet temple in Bonn, star chef Christian Sturm-Willms combines Japanese star cuisine with modern Mediterranean cuisine. With his balanced combination of different flavors and great attention to detail, his dishes are a taste sensation. The Gault Millau critic describes Christian Sturm-Willms' dishes as "like a Japanese ink drawing that creates entire landscapes with a few clever brushstrokes". One of the most extensive sake selections in Germany and exquisite wines round off the offer perfectly. The Michelin-starred restaurant Yunico is one of only two restaurants in Bonn to have been awarded a Michelin star. This makes YUNICO the epitome of Japanese star cuisine in Bonn. As a Japanese restaurant, it is not just a sushi restaurant, but rather a cuisine full of finesse.

Yunico is a play on words. Both "Yu" and "unico" stand for "unique" in Japanese and reflect the overall stylish ambience of the restaurant high above the Rhine on the top floor of the Kameha Grand Bonn.

For Christian Sturm-Willms and restaurant manager Melanie Hetzel, their work is their hobby and this is exactly what makes every visit to Yunico a very special experience.