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Located on the first floor of the condo stacks mere blocks from Lake and Lyndale, Tiger Sushi is an easy place to stop in for a sushi fix on days when the super-popular Fuji-Ya is a bit too crowded. The ambiance is nice, the bars are long, and the space never feels overly packed, even when it is really busy (as one recent Groupon night demonstrated). Seafood of any sort can rack up the bill, so happy hour is always something worth taking advantage of. Thankfully, plenty of deals abound Monday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. There are $4 drinks, which include draft beer (Surly Furious and Cynic, Stella Artois, Sapporo), wine, rail drinks, Miller Lite, and hot and cold sake; deals on appetizers ranging from ceviche to tempura; $1.95 nigiri; and enough maki selections to sate any craving. The location makes it a perfect spot to stop in before a play at Jungle Theater, an art show at Intermedia Arts, or a rock gig at Cause. (Photo by avlxyz)
Mondays-Fridays, 2010