Kroger and its banner stores (Fred Meyer, Fry's, King Soopers, Smith's, QFC, Ralphs and others) run a Wednesday Only sushi promotion at their Snowfox and Zenshi counters: select rolls such as spicy tuna, California and Philly at a flat promo price, $6 a roll as of September 2026 (it was $5 through 2025). A free Kroger Plus card may be needed for the promo price in some divisions.
DayEvery Wednesday ('Wednesday Only' SKUs on kroger.com and in-store)Price$6 per select roll (was $5 until 2025)WhatSelect Snowfox and Zenshi rolls: spicy tuna, California, Philly and similarWhereKroger, Fred Meyer, Fry's, King Soopers, Smith's, QFC, Ralphs and other Kroger banners with a sushi counterWhat you needUsually nothing; a free Kroger Plus card is required for the promo price at some storesVerifiedRe-checked weekly by DailyBite and listed in the daily deal feed every Wednesday
Next Wednesday is the next time this deal runs. The daily list shows it on the day.
Kroger's counters are operated by Snowfox and Zenshi, two of the largest grocery sushi companies in the country, and rolls are made fresh each morning. Compare it with the other Wednesday sushi days on the grocery sushi guide, and see the Kroger page for anything else verified today.
Questions people ask
Which Kroger stores have $5 sushi on Wednesday?
Stores with an in-store Snowfox or Zenshi sushi counter across the Kroger family of banners. The promotion is chain-wide but the price and lineup are set by division, so a King Soopers and a Ralphs may differ.
Do I need a Kroger Plus card?
Sometimes. In several divisions the Wednesday price is a card price; the card is free and can be created at the register or in the app in a minute.
Which rolls are included?
The 'Wednesday Only' rolls are usually the classics: spicy tuna, California, Philadelphia and a veggie option. Premium rolls and platters are excluded.
Can I order it online?
Kroger.com and the app list the Wednesday Only rolls for pickup in many divisions; availability depends on the store's counter hours.
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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