One Small Plate, Two Sushi Rolls, and One Dessert

Located steps from the waterfront on a quiet side street off downtown's main stretch, Nijo Sushi Bar & Grill is one of Seattle's relatively few options for dining after 10 p.m. And with a menu that features oyster shooters, specialty rolls, and dozens of different sakes, the restaurant keeps patrons happy day and (late) night: o $19 ($38 value) for one small plate, two sushi rolls, and one dessert Your options for tantalizingly tasty rolls are spicy tuna, negihama, Bainbridge Islander, Seattle, shrimp tempura, and the classic California roll. Small plates range from crispy calamari to beef tataki, and the fried-banana spring roll rounds out the meal nicely. o $59 ($120 value) for an eight-course chef's omakase dinner for two The feast starts with two pieces of nanbanzuke kobachi, a kushiyaki meat skewer, and three pieces of sashimi. Then, enjoy amaebi sugatayaki (shrimp and grilled squid), slow-roasted eggplant dengaku, vegetable tempura, up to six pieces of nigiri sushi, and three pieces of hosomaki. Mochi ice cream helps you end on a sweet note. Want more? Check out Nijo Sushi Bar & Grill on Facebook. Limit 2 per customer, buy 1 additional as a gift o Limit 1 per table per visit o Dine-in only o Excludes happy hour o Small plate, sushi rolls, and dessert (Option A) is valid for choice of 2 of the following: spicy tuna, negihama, Bainbridge Islander, Seattle, shrimp tempura, or California roll; may not be redeemed for 2 of the same roll o Eight-course dinner (Option B) is only valid after 4 p.m. o Reservations required for Eight-Course Dinner (Option B) and subject to availability o Merchant cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 24 hours applies; voucher subject to forfeiture o Entire value must be used in a single visit