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Philly rolls out specials for International Sushi Day

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Philadelphia restaurants gear up to celebrate International Sushi Day on June 18 with enticing deals. Aki Nom Nom offers an all-you-can-eat sushi feast for $33. 95 and participates in Center City SIPS with $7 cocktails. Double Knot features $8 rolls during happy hour, while Javelin rewards diners with a complimentary maki roll. Kooma celebrates with 20% off specialty rolls and $8 sake carafes.

Morimoto introduces a Rainbow Roll, donating part of the proceeds to the Attic Youth Center for Pride month. Kuro, located in Atlantic City, presents a menu with rare fish sourced from Japan. Yakitori Boy offers $3 roll specials to complement its karaoke lounge atmosphere. These promotions underscore the local culinary scene's creativity and community spirit.

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