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Yo! Sushi Deals
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Simply turn up at most Yo! Sushi restaurants until Wed 2 Jan 2019, pick any green plate from the conveyor belt or order anything on the Green Wednesdays menu and pay only £2.50 per dish.
With the most expensive plates in the offer usually £4.50 - including MSE Rhiannon's favourite, vegan pumpkin katsu curry - you could save up to £2 per dish.
The offer is available at most restaurants (see 'more info' below to see if your local is excluded) and all dishes are subject to availability.
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At most Yo! Sushi restaurants, customers who show a valid Defence Discount Service code from Monday-Friday or Sunday will get 20% off food.
To get the code, you need to hold a Defence Discount Service card, and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card.
It's only valid on bills up to the value of £100. It excludes drinks and takeaways, and it can't be used with any other offers.It's valid at all Yo! Sushi restaurants except Heathrow T2 and T3.What's the Defence Discount Service?
To get a card, you have to pay £4.99 but it's valid for five years - so worth it if you think you'll save more than £5 in this time.
You don't have to be actively serving to get it, for example, veterans, partners of service personnel and cadets over the age of 16 can apply. Check the Defence Discount Service website to see if you qualify.
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Sunday to Friday
At most Yo! Sushi restaurants, customers who show a valid Blue Light Card code from Sunday to Friday will get 20% off food, valid on dine-in or click & collect.
To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card.
It's only valid on bills up to the value of £100. It excludes drinks, delivery orders, and it can't be used with any other offers. It's valid at all Yo! Sushi restaurants except Luton Airport.Free gyoza Monday to Thursday
If you're dining in on a Monday to Thursday, you can also get a free five-piece portion of chicken or vegetable gyoza, using your Blue Light Card code. The freebie is valid at all Yo! Sushi restaurants except Bath Vaults, London Luton Airport, Manchester Piccadilly Station, Rushden Lakes, York Outlet or any YO! kiosks in Tesco. -
Sunday to Friday
At most Yo! Sushi restaurants, customers who show a valid Blue Light Card code from Sunday to Friday will get 20% off food, valid on dine-in or click & collect.
To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card.
It's only valid on bills up to the value of £100. It excludes drinks, delivery orders, and it can't be used with any other offers. It's valid at all Yo! Sushi restaurants except Luton Airport and Tooley Street.Free gyoza Monday to Thursday
If you're dining in on a Monday to Thursday, you can also get a free five-piece portion of chicken or vegetable gyoza, using your Blue Light Card code. The freebie is valid at all Yo! Sushi restaurants except Bath Vaults, Luton Airport, Manchester Piccadilly Station, Rushden Lakes, York Outlet or any Yo! kiosks in Tesco.
Latest Expired Deals
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2for1 at Pizza Express, Yo!, Las Iguanas & more
Via special £1ish Walkers crisps packets
ExpiredIf you buy a pack of Walkers 'Taste Icons' crisps (£1ish in most stores), look for a code on the back which gets you 2for1 at selected restaurant chains (or a free 1/2 chicken when you spend £7 at Nando's).
It's one voucher per code and there's one code per packet. You can redeem the voucher at the corresponding restaurant until closing time on Thu 3 Dec 2020.
What does the voucher get me?
Depending on which packet you go for, you can get one of the following:
- Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) - 2for1 on burgers, Sun-Fri
- Pizza Express - 2for1 on main courses, Sun-Thu
- Yo! - 2for1 on large plates, Sun-Fri
- Las Iguanas - 2for1 on all main meals from the a la carte menu, Sun-Thu
- Nando’s - free 1/2 chicken when you spend £7, Sun-Thu
Not all restaurants are participating so it's advisable to call ahead and book to be sure.
How do I redeem my voucher?
Find your unique 10-digit code on the back of the pack near the best before date. Enter your details and the code on the Taste Icons website to receive your voucher by email.
For more ways to save on dining out, it's worth noting that some restaurants are running 'Eat Out to Help Out'-style 50% off deals in September.
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Yo! Sushi 1/3 off plates Mon-Fri
Off most coloured plates plus some hot foods, incl vegan options for Veganuary
ExpiredMSE Update, Thu 23 Jan 10.10am: Yo! Sushi has decided to end this offer early, however it has also said it will honour the offer if you mention it to staff before the end date.
Simply turn up at most Yo! Sushi restaurants Monday to Friday, pick any coloured dish except yellow, or selected hot dishes, and get 1/3 off until Fri 31 Jan. The offer's not valid on drinks or takeaway or anything not included in the 'January Sale'.
With the most expensive plates in the offer usually £6ish, you could save up to £2 per dish. The offer is available at most restaurants, although a few locations are excluded (see 'more info' below) and all dishes are subject to availability.
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