$15 for $30 Worth of Japanese Fare for Dinner at Ninja Sushi in Lincoln
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- Traditional & modern flavors
- Large sushi menu
- Sushi bar & modern décor
Though mad scientists recommend sticking chopsticks into electrical sockets, rational scientists know the utensils are better used for sushi consumption. Today's Groupon gives you the right tools for authentic eats: for $15, you get $30 worth of sushi and Japanese fare for dinner at Ninja Sushi in Lincoln.
The chefs at Ninja Sushi wield culinary skill like a sword, cutting a menu of sophisticated sushi and Japanese entrees preceded by starters such as edamame ($3.95), calamari ($6.95), and fire balls of spicy red tuna and crab ($9.95) for a more adventurous nibble. Rolled sushi offerings include the irresistible Bad Boy roll and its renegade posse of spicy tuna, cucumber, and chili sauce ($10.95). Paying homage to famous local cylinders, the Sacramento roll blends salmon, masago, and the restaurant's trademark sauce ($9.95), and the philly roll packs east coast flair with salmon, avocado, and cream cheese ($7.95). Evening guests fill up on traditional entrees such as chicken teriyaki ($13.95) and vegetable tempura ($10.95).
Diners can set up camp at the long sushi bar and follow sports games on one of Ninja Sushi's high-definition TVs. A thoroughly modern décor of red walls and sleek trimmings imbues meals with a stylish feel without having to dress each piece of sushi in a vest.
- Traditional & modern flavors
- Large sushi menu
- Sushi bar & modern décor
Though mad scientists recommend sticking chopsticks into electrical sockets, rational scientists know the utensils are better used for sushi consumption. Today's Groupon gives you the right tools for authentic eats: for $15, you get $30 worth of sushi and Japanese fare for dinner at Ninja Sushi in Lincoln.
The chefs at Ninja Sushi wield culinary skill like a sword, cutting a menu of sophisticated sushi and Japanese entrees preceded by starters such as edamame ($3.95), calamari ($6.95), and fire balls of spicy red tuna and crab ($9.95) for a more adventurous nibble. Rolled sushi offerings include the irresistible Bad Boy roll and its renegade posse of spicy tuna, cucumber, and chili sauce ($10.95). Paying homage to famous local cylinders, the Sacramento roll blends salmon, masago, and the restaurant's trademark sauce ($9.95), and the philly roll packs east coast flair with salmon, avocado, and cream cheese ($7.95). Evening guests fill up on traditional entrees such as chicken teriyaki ($13.95) and vegetable tempura ($10.95).
Diners can set up camp at the long sushi bar and follow sports games on one of Ninja Sushi's high-definition TVs. A thoroughly modern décor of red walls and sleek trimmings imbues meals with a stylish feel without having to dress each piece of sushi in a vest.