On Fridays, Harris Teeter's in-store Zenshi sushi counters sell four rolls for $6 each: California, Vegetable, Spicy Tuna and Spicy Salmon. Regular prices on harristeeter.com run about $9.49 to $10.49, so the saving is $3.50 to $4.50 a roll. The price was $5 when the promotion launched in 2024; DailyBite's owner saw the $6 sign at the sushi case in a Reston, Virginia store on October 2, 2026.
DayEvery Friday, in store, while supplies lastPrice$6 per roll (regularly about $9.49 to $10.49)WhatCalifornia, Vegetable, Spicy Tuna and Spicy Salmon rolls from the Zenshi counterWhereHarris Teeter stores with a sushi counter: Virginia, North and South Carolina, Maryland, DC, Delaware, Georgia and FloridaWhat you needHarris Teeter promo prices are usually VIC card prices; the card is free and issued at the registerCheckedOctober 2, 2026, in store in Reston, Virginia (the sign at the sushi case); regular prices from harristeeter.com the same day
Next Friday is the next time this deal runs. The daily list shows it on the day.
For Northern Virginia, DC and the Carolinas, Friday is sushi day: Harris Teeter's $6 rolls, and Safeway's $5 Friday where that division runs it. Wednesday belongs to Publix, Sprouts, Hannaford and Kroger. The full weekly calendar is on the grocery sushi guide; today's verified Harris Teeter deals are on the Harris Teeter page.
Questions people ask
Is Harris Teeter sushi still $5 on Friday?
No. It is $6 a roll as of October 2026. The $5 price dates from the 2024 launch of Harris Teeter's $5 meal days, and older articles still quote it.
Which rolls are $6?
Four Zenshi rolls: California, Vegetable, Spicy Tuna and Spicy Salmon. Other rolls, platters and combos stay at their regular price.
Do I need the VIC card?
Harris Teeter's promo prices are normally VIC prices. The card is free, has no fees, and can be created at customer service or in the app in a minute. If the sign in your store says VIC, scan it at checkout.
Do all Harris Teeter stores do Sushi Friday?
Stores with a Zenshi sushi counter. The weekly ad does not list it, so the sign at the case is the final word; a few markets may run it on different terms.
What time does it sell out?
Counters make rolls in the morning, and Friday lunch is the peak. Late morning is the safest time; evening selection is thin at busy stores.
How DailyBite verifies this: the daily refresh re-checks each weekly grocery deal against the store's own site, weekly ad or FAQ, and the owner tests deals in person. Prices vary by store and division, and counters sell out: the price you pay is the one on the shelf tag that day.
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