Christmas Gift Vouchers & Gift Ideas For Japanese Food Lovers!

October 22, 2018

Are you looking for the perfect Christmas gift to spoil your loved ones this year? Surprise your sushi lover family member or friend with a SushiSushi gift card. Eligible to be used on any items across our website!

Here's some gift ideas we recommend!

Sushi making kit begginer

Our most popular sushi making kit! The SushiSushi Beginner kit is a great way to get into making your own sushi at home. If you're feeling adventurous but unsure where to source the ingredients, look no further. This kit comes with enough ingredients for your first serving of maki rolls. All you have to do is add your own filling!

The ultimate takoyaki kit

Almost everything you need to cook the famous Japanese street food - Takoyaki is included in this kit. The only thing you need to add is some fresh octopus. Perfect for cooking Takoyaki at home!

Japanese tableware set

These tableware set is perfect for serving various Japanese dishes! More tableware set available such as Ramen tableware!

Japanese stoneware tea cups

Stoneware tea cups are a must have for sushi and Japanese food lovers! Beautifuly hand glazed with unique texture, no two are alike! More designs available on the website!

Sake experience kit

Sake experience kit from our sister website. Whether you are new to sake or just want to try some different sake then this set has been designed just for you. It contains three quite distinctive styles of sake and we are sure that you will fall in love with at least one of them. We have more sake and beer set on the website!

We have more ideal Christmas gifts but, don't worry if you don't know what to pick. We have gift vouchers so let them choose! There is no expiry date, and you can use the code as many times as you like until the total value of the of the card has been used.

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