Craving sushi, but short on cash? Never fear: we've rounded up five places around New York City that are serving up nigiri and maki at a discounted price. Whether you're feeling like spicy tuna rolls or something more extravagant, here are the places to hit for great sushi at 30-50% off the regular price.
Kikoo Sushi
This East Village spot specializes in all-you-can-eat sushi. As its website notes, "Our restaurant offers a wide array of fine Japanese fusion cuisine, ranging from traditional sashimi lunches and California rolls to new-style entrees such as tempura udon, color dragon and butterfly rolls."
The deal: Two hours of all-you-can-eat sushi normally runs $60, but Groupon is offering the same setup, plus two glasses of beer, wine, or sake, for $28.
Sushumai
The Lower East Side's Sushumai "is both a full sushi bar and an Asian fusion restaurant," Groupon writes. "Alongside classic rolls like the California roll and the spicy tuna roll, Sushumai's chefs also cut flavorful specialty rolls like the Golden Dream roll, a combination of eel and avocado topped with mango sauce and salmon caviar. But there's more to this restaurant than just its sushi bar: Sushumai also serves other Japanese dishes, such as tempura or teriyaki."
The deal: 30% cash back on your bill
Kumo Sushi
"Kumo Sushi’s newly minted location on Bleecker Street offsets its storied counterpart on the east side of Greenwich Village," Groupon writes of this all-you-can-eat spot. "Market-fresh, high-end ingredients anchor a diverse menu that balances curries with specialty hand and maki rolls served seven days a week."
The deal: Two hours of all-you-can-eat sushi with three glasses of beer, wine, or sake, for $28 (normally $44). Do note that this deal is only available Sunday-Thursday.
Sushi Mambo
"Sushi Mambo unites Japanese and Latin food in one chic, nightclub-style dining room," Groupon writes of this Inwood spot. "Blue, purple, and green lights illuminate the chefs' inventive Japanese and Latin fusion creations, which range from sushi rolls to steaks to fried rice...For sushi lovers, [Mambo] doles out traditional favorites—think spicy tuna, yellowtail, and Dragon—but also delivers fusion inventions. The Dominicana roll is a combination of Spanish sausage, fried cheese, and sweet plantains, and El Rey is packed with pollo guisado, tuna salad, fried cheese, avocado, and sweet plantains."
The deal: A $40 gift certificate for two diners for $20
Ani Sushi
Over in Brooklyn Heights, "Ani Sushi's modern, almost stark décor of light wooden planks and white accent walls stands in contrast to the chef's colorful, flavorful explorations of sushi," Groupon writes. "Seaweed enwraps tempura-fried baby lobster, bathed in a sweet sesame soy sauce. The lollipop roll, on the other hand, replaces the seaweed wrap with cucumber, stuffing it with raw tuna, yellowtail, salmon, and avocado."
The deal: $15 for $30 worth of sushi
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