$10 for $25 Worth of Sushi and Drinks at Deep Sushi
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- Highly rated local sushi
- Wide selection
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Though it's been months since Japan split off from Texas to form its own archipelago and Beatles tribute band, the longhorn hunger for raw fish delicacies has never been more ravenous. Today's deal sates that hunger: for $10, you'll get $25 worth of sushi and drinks at Deep Sushi, Dallas Observer's pick for top fishy fare in Deep Ellum. Deep Sushi is open for lunch Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and for dinner from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 5 p.m. to midnight on Thursday, and 5 p.m. until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Deep Sushi's deep sushi menu includes standards like sashimi, as well as specialty rolls. Prices range from $4 tofu inari to a hearty sashimi roll at up to $25. For less bite-sized fare, Deep Sushi also serves a variety of teriyaki selections and beef dishes, including the Kobe One ($40), an 8-ounce steak grilled and dressed with special sauce, grilled veggies, and rice. If you're there for dinner, sharpen your mouth's sushi-sensors with a little chicken kara-age (crispy boneless bites of fried chicken, $6), or the soft shell crab ($9), a deep-fried dish served with spicy vinegar and soy sauce.
Majestic murals of Japanese warriors, a 25-foot sushi bar, and playful chefs acknowledging custom orders give the sushi shack a warm, inviting feel for sushi newbies and connoisseurs alike. After your usual gorging on gourmet fare and seasonal sweets, Deep Sushi's light, healthy cuisine will be a welcome wake-up call for stomachs—even stomachs in the most severe cupcake-induced food comas.
Reviews
Citysearchers give Deep Sushi four stars, and 79% of Urbanspooners like it:
- Good sushi, good wine, good price!! – Jessica Grimes, Urbanspoon
- Solid dining experience. Good music. Wide selection of rolls and sashimi. Food tasted great and I left feeling satisfied. Would be a good date spot. – TheBoatEngineMakesNoise, Citysearch
- The food is to die for! I no longer have to order off the menu, I simply tell the waitor [sic] what I like or what I'm craving and they know exactly what to make. – argmedrano1, Citysearch
- Highly rated local sushi
- Wide selection
- Late hours
Jump to: Reviews | Creatures of the Deep
Though it's been months since Japan split off from Texas to form its own archipelago and Beatles tribute band, the longhorn hunger for raw fish delicacies has never been more ravenous. Today's deal sates that hunger: for $10, you'll get $25 worth of sushi and drinks at Deep Sushi, Dallas Observer's pick for top fishy fare in Deep Ellum. Deep Sushi is open for lunch Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and for dinner from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 5 p.m. to midnight on Thursday, and 5 p.m. until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Deep Sushi's deep sushi menu includes standards like sashimi, as well as specialty rolls. Prices range from $4 tofu inari to a hearty sashimi roll at up to $25. For less bite-sized fare, Deep Sushi also serves a variety of teriyaki selections and beef dishes, including the Kobe One ($40), an 8-ounce steak grilled and dressed with special sauce, grilled veggies, and rice. If you're there for dinner, sharpen your mouth's sushi-sensors with a little chicken kara-age (crispy boneless bites of fried chicken, $6), or the soft shell crab ($9), a deep-fried dish served with spicy vinegar and soy sauce.
Majestic murals of Japanese warriors, a 25-foot sushi bar, and playful chefs acknowledging custom orders give the sushi shack a warm, inviting feel for sushi newbies and connoisseurs alike. After your usual gorging on gourmet fare and seasonal sweets, Deep Sushi's light, healthy cuisine will be a welcome wake-up call for stomachs—even stomachs in the most severe cupcake-induced food comas.
Reviews
Citysearchers give Deep Sushi four stars, and 79% of Urbanspooners like it:
- Good sushi, good wine, good price!! – Jessica Grimes, Urbanspoon
- Solid dining experience. Good music. Wide selection of rolls and sashimi. Food tasted great and I left feeling satisfied. Would be a good date spot. – TheBoatEngineMakesNoise, Citysearch
- The food is to die for! I no longer have to order off the menu, I simply tell the waitor [sic] what I like or what I'm craving and they know exactly what to make. – argmedrano1, Citysearch