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and cucumber in the middle of half of this specialty sushi creation that is paired with unagi and avocado and un- agi sauce to complete the tasty combo.
Nigiri Set ($11) features pieces of ahi, hamachi, salmon, tako, ebi, ika and spicy tuna all on one. Garlic Set ($11) includes an array of local favorites with two pieces each of ahi, salmon and ebi topped with a zesty garlic sauce and green onion to complete the bold flavor profile. By ordering this set, diners save more than $2 when compared to ordering them a la carte.
“Every three months or so, es we come up with different
seasonal specials as we put together our more popular items and flavors that cus- tomers will enjoy – for us, sushi is always in season,” says senior director of op- erations Bunji Mine. “These are really great deals when you compare the sets to the a la carte offerings, so come in and enjoy them with your friends and family.”
Some Genki Sushi loca- tions have adjusted their hours of operation based on available staffing due to an industry-wide short- age stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. And, as a reminder, prices may vary by location.
Note: In addition to the
1. Rayu Chicken ($11)
2. Assorted sushi options 3. Rainbow Dragon ($11)
Genki Sushi
Twelve locations statewide genkisushiusa.com
great value across the menu, Genki Sushi also offers a 10% discount for military members and seniors 55 and older. The discount is available Sunday through Thursday on dine-in orders only (unless the store is of- fering takeout service only), and diners must show val- id photo identification; this offer may not be combined with any other discounts or promotions.
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