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A maki donut paired with Sake.

The “best kept secret” on a Monday night in Soda City.

Photo provided by Boku Kitchen & Saloon

Hey Cola, how’s the week so far? If you’re already looking ahead to starting next week with a bang, you’ll want to plan a Monday visit to Boku Kitchen & Saloon for Maki Monday.

Whether you’re planning to stop in for lunch or dinner, you can enjoy this all-day special featuring:

  • $5 open-face Temaki handrolls
  • $7 sushi donuts
  • $4 saké bombs + half off saké

Check out the menu to see their entree options (we love the Steak and Broccoli) — which are also available during lunch — and the cocktail menu (we recommend the Lychee Martini).

Bonus: Monday is the perfect time to snag a parking spot in Boku’s free parking lot (since neighboring restaurant Motor Supply is closed).*

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