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Zushi Japanese Cuisine – Washington Ave./ Memorial Park

Three-Course Dinner for Two or Four or $15 for $30 Worth of Japanese Food for Dinner

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Tue Oct 30 04:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$30
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$15
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In a Nutshell

Traditional and modern Japanese culinary traditions combine for a sushi menu of fresh fish at a restaurant with a chic ambiance

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per table. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for alcohol. Dine-in only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid towards happy hour or with other offers. 3 course options not valid for the Sashimi Lover or Omakase. Reservation required. Only valid at 5900 Memorial Drive location. Only valid for dinner.
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A well-rolled piece of sushi won't fall apart when you try to pick it up, unlike the pile of leaves you briefly thought was a baby. Keep it together with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $15 for $30 worth of dinner cuisine
  • $45 for a three-course dinner for two (up to a $92 value)
  • $89 for a three-course dinner for four (up to a $184 value)

The three-course dinner includes one appetizer or small salad per person (up to a $14 value each), one main course per person (up to a $28 value each), and one dessert per two people (up to an $8 value each). Instead of a main course, customers can opt for a sushi combination, large salad, or speciality roll (excluding the Sashimi Lover or Omakase).

Appetizers include options such as edamame ($6), soft-shell crab ($10), or beef tataki ($11). Main courses include teriyaki chicken, beef, or scallops ($17) and miso sea bass ($25). Seasonal options include okonomiyaki ($10.50)—sometimes referred to as japanese pizza—a base of cabbage, flour eggs, and mountain potatoes cooked together with ingredients such as shrimp, mushrooms, and spinach.

Click here to see the full menu.

Zushi Japanese Cuisine

At Zushi Japanese Cuisine, experienced executive sushi chef Christopher Nemoto draws from traditional Japanese culinary traditions and augments them with modern flourishes. The result is a menu of inventive fresh sushi and Japanese classics. In the Houston Press’s list of top 10 sushi restaurants, the writer hailed both the restaurant's fresh fish and its "impeccably seasoned rice." Patrons can sample both in the eatery's delectable specialty rolls, including the Slammin Sammy—a mélange of imitation crab, cucumber, and cream cheese topped with smoked salmon and a citrus chili paste; or the Surf and Turf—finely sliced and grilled rib-eye steak with carrot, jalapeño, avocado, and sweet lobster. And as diners sup on the delicate pinks and oranges of tuna and salmon or the mottled grays of the countertop roll, they'll do so amid the chic ambiance of a sushi bar complete with booths, patio seating, and a cocktail bar equipped with flat-screen televisions.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Things That Are Safe or Not Safe to Put in Your Mouth

Everything looks delicious these days, but only some things are actually safe to put in your mouth. Here's a guide to things that look good enough to eat:

Marbles: Safe
Reason: Rubbing marbles against your teeth will wear them down to rounded nubs that feel much better against the tongue.

Sponge: Not Safe
Reason: You'll put a nice, dry sponge in there, and when it comes out it's going to be full of saliva and completely unsanitary to wash dishes with.

Laundry-Detergent Pods: Not Safe
Reason: This yummy candy burns the mouth.

Universal Remote: Safe
Reason: Thousands of uniquely flavored buttons will make your taste buds feel like they’re at the greatest circus of their lives.

Bread: Not Safe
Reason: The worst hazard of them all—there is no way to breathe through bread.

Are there any foods that don't pose an immediate choking hazard?

Zushi Japanese Cuisine

3.75 out of 5
56 Reviews

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    Washington Ave./ Memorial Park

    5900 Memorial Dr., Suite 102
    Houston, Texas 77007
    (713) 861-5588
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Reviews

  • My husband I love coming here for the niki roll and the golden Buddha roll. I also recommend the chirashi bowl.
    Tina V., 10/20/11