$8 for $20 Worth of Upscale Pub Fare and Drinks at IceKitchen
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Chefs prepare eclectic pub fare with Greek, Asian & Californian flavors in eatery with cocktails, live music, dance floor & ice bar
To function properly, the human body requires a steady stream of nutrients, sunlight, and compliments from other species about its opposable thumbs. Use your bendable digits to provide yourself with nutrients with today’s Groupon: for $8, you get $20 worth of upscale pub fare and drinks at IceKitchen.
IceKitchen's dinner menu serves up a thrilling retreat from everyday foodstuffs with eclectic pub fare that fuses Greek, Asian, and Californian flavors, as well as a flood of vodkas and cocktails. The IceKitchen nachos ($8) blend chili, shredded cheddar, jalapeños, and sour cream into a gooey tour-de-force of flavor, and six asian wings loll beneath a grilled exterior and a ginger-infused sauce ($7.50). Supsters with more sizeable hankerings will want to seek out the pan-roasted chilean sea bass, marinated in sake and placed atop a grilled-sushi rice cake ($21), which can find its soulmate within IceKitchen's extensive selection of vodkas. A lunch menu gives day feasters a delicious excuse to get out of the office, house, or licorice mines with pre-evening noshes that include the grilled-steak gyro ($8.50) and the california chicken sandwich ($8.25) festooned with avocado-chili sauce and sprouts.
A frosty yet friendly ambience emanates from the chilly core of the eatery's ice bar, where neon-blue beams cast their arctic light upon cocktails such as the bellinitini with Effen black-cherry vodka ($9) and the Son of a Peach with Stoli peach vodka, peach puree, orange juice, and cranberry juice ($8). The bar's surface is actually made of ice, keeping your drink cold while you adjourn to a dance floor that thrives under the booming beats banged out by live musicians and DJs.
Chefs prepare eclectic pub fare with Greek, Asian & Californian flavors in eatery with cocktails, live music, dance floor & ice bar
To function properly, the human body requires a steady stream of nutrients, sunlight, and compliments from other species about its opposable thumbs. Use your bendable digits to provide yourself with nutrients with today’s Groupon: for $8, you get $20 worth of upscale pub fare and drinks at IceKitchen.
IceKitchen's dinner menu serves up a thrilling retreat from everyday foodstuffs with eclectic pub fare that fuses Greek, Asian, and Californian flavors, as well as a flood of vodkas and cocktails. The IceKitchen nachos ($8) blend chili, shredded cheddar, jalapeños, and sour cream into a gooey tour-de-force of flavor, and six asian wings loll beneath a grilled exterior and a ginger-infused sauce ($7.50). Supsters with more sizeable hankerings will want to seek out the pan-roasted chilean sea bass, marinated in sake and placed atop a grilled-sushi rice cake ($21), which can find its soulmate within IceKitchen's extensive selection of vodkas. A lunch menu gives day feasters a delicious excuse to get out of the office, house, or licorice mines with pre-evening noshes that include the grilled-steak gyro ($8.50) and the california chicken sandwich ($8.25) festooned with avocado-chili sauce and sprouts.
A frosty yet friendly ambience emanates from the chilly core of the eatery's ice bar, where neon-blue beams cast their arctic light upon cocktails such as the bellinitini with Effen black-cherry vodka ($9) and the Son of a Peach with Stoli peach vodka, peach puree, orange juice, and cranberry juice ($8). The bar's surface is actually made of ice, keeping your drink cold while you adjourn to a dance floor that thrives under the booming beats banged out by live musicians and DJs.
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About IceKitchen
At each of Drunken Fish's upscale restaurants, chefs create traditional and specialty sushi, along with stir-frys and other Japanese entrees. Fresh tuna nigiri and juicy teriyaki-glazed strip steak make for tasty pairings with signature cocktails, such as the Madame Butterfly with raspberry vodka, mango puree, and pineapple and lemon juice. Drunken Fish has three convenient locations within St. Louis, each featuring modern decor.
Drunken Fish has won several awards and achievements, including being named Favorite Japanese/Sushi Restaurant by Sauce Magazine's readers. It also has earned accolades for Best Sushi, appearing on both the Riverfront Times Reader's Choice list and Alive Magazine People's Choice Hot List.