Updated Monday, October 5, 2026

ShopRite $5.99 Sushi Wednesday

Every Wednesday, participating ShopRite stores sell select fresh sushi rolls for $5.99, regularly $8 to $10: spicy crab, California, shrimp and similar rolls from the in-store counter. It is in-store only and needs no coupon or card. ShopRite stores are independently owned, so the deal is run store by store and the selection varies.

DayEvery Wednesday, while supplies lastPrice$5.99 per select roll (regularly $8 to $10)WhatSelect fresh rolls from the in-store sushi counterWhereParticipating ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and MarylandWhat you needNothing: no coupon, card or appVerifiedRe-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.

Between ShopRite, Stop & Shop and Giant, Wednesday is sushi day across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Compare every chain's day on the grocery sushi guide; today's verified ShopRite deals are on the ShopRite page.

Questions people ask

Is it every ShopRite?

Most stores with a sushi counter run it, and many post it on their store Facebook pages each week, but because ShopRite is a cooperative of independent owners, a few stores skip it or price differently.

Which rolls are $5.99?

Select rolls marked in the case, typically spicy crab, California, shrimp and veggie rolls. Specialty rolls and platters are excluded.

Do I need a Price Plus card?

No. The Wednesday price is on the case tag. The free Price Plus card is only needed for digital coupons.

Is Stop & Shop's deal the same?

Similar: Stop & Shop prices its Red Label sushi at $5.99 on Wednesdays at participating stores in the Northeast.

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.