You can collect a free six-piece box of Maki, choosing from salmon, tuna, cucumber or avocado
Sushi Daily, Europe’s biggest sushi retailer, has launched a new loyalty programme, Sushi Daily Club, giving members free sushi when signing up. New members can collect a free six-piece box of Maki with their first Click & Collect order, choosing from salmon, tuna, cucumber or avocado.
Thereafter, members can then collect virtual “stamps” with every pack of sushi purchased by scanning the code in the inside of the pack when logged into their account. Once six stamps have been collected, they will then receive another free six-piece box of Maki. The stamps can be collected through in-person or Click & Collect purchases through sushidaily.com, at any of the 163 kiosks located in ASDA and Waitrose stores in the UK, as well as through Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
Customers can sign up for Sushi Daily Club by visiting www.sushidaily.com or by downloading the Sushi Daily UK app via the Google Play or Apple App Store, and the sign-up offer is available for all new customers until 19 November.
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