$6 for $12 Worth of Japanese or Thai Fare at Hibachi Sushi
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- Variety of hand-rolled sushi
- Authentic Thai & Japanese fare
- Fast service
Before evolving into eating utensils, chopsticks were invented to give four-fingered piano players the chance to play Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony without skipping any notes. Tickle the ivories with today’s deal: for $6, you get $12 worth of Japanese or Thai fare at Hibachi Sushi on Creedmoor Road in Raleigh.
Hibachi Sushi's menu teams up traditional Thai dishes, hibachi fare, and sushi hand-rolled to order in a comfortable, casual setting. Guests can kick-start meals with a vegetable spring roll ($1–$1.09) or an order of eight cheese crab wontons ($3.99–$4.99) before continuing culinary journeys with a large hibachi steak and shrimp plate, served with fried rice and sautéed veggies ($8.49–$9.99). A large order of classic chicken pad thai takes taste buds to Thailand ($8.99), and octopus nigiri ($1.99) or dragon rolls stuffed with eel, crab, and cucumber ($8.29) paired with Japanese green ocha tea launch diners on bite-sized ocean odysseys. Today's Groupon is not good for alcohol, and vice versa, as evidenced by the time it woke up in a strange bathtub folded into inappropriate shapes.
- Variety of hand-rolled sushi
- Authentic Thai & Japanese fare
- Fast service
Before evolving into eating utensils, chopsticks were invented to give four-fingered piano players the chance to play Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony without skipping any notes. Tickle the ivories with today’s deal: for $6, you get $12 worth of Japanese or Thai fare at Hibachi Sushi on Creedmoor Road in Raleigh.
Hibachi Sushi's menu teams up traditional Thai dishes, hibachi fare, and sushi hand-rolled to order in a comfortable, casual setting. Guests can kick-start meals with a vegetable spring roll ($1–$1.09) or an order of eight cheese crab wontons ($3.99–$4.99) before continuing culinary journeys with a large hibachi steak and shrimp plate, served with fried rice and sautéed veggies ($8.49–$9.99). A large order of classic chicken pad thai takes taste buds to Thailand ($8.99), and octopus nigiri ($1.99) or dragon rolls stuffed with eel, crab, and cucumber ($8.29) paired with Japanese green ocha tea launch diners on bite-sized ocean odysseys. Today's Groupon is not good for alcohol, and vice versa, as evidenced by the time it woke up in a strange bathtub folded into inappropriate shapes.