Pan-Asian Cuisine at Om Modern Asian Kitchen and Sushi Bar. Two Options Available.

For years, European merchants searched for a direct route to Asia, eventually burrowing through the earth and accidentally rediscovering Luxembourg. Quell your own inner rumblings with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$17 for $35 worth of sushi and Asian cuisine for a party of two or more
$25 for $50 worth of sushi and Asian cuisine for a party of four or more

A cooked california roll with kani crab, cucumber, and sesame seeds is $4.60. Thai tofu panang curry is $9.95, and mandarin fried rice with Chinese-style sausage is $7.95. Three pork spring rolls are $5.95, and edamame is $3.95. See the full menu.

Om Modern Asian Kitchen and Sushi Bar

Owner and chef Allen Yap began his culinary career in 1991, cooking alongside his mother and father at the family's first restaurant, which they founded after relocating to Tucson from Malaysia. Inspired by his childhood in Asia and driven by a desire to innovate, he took the reins at Om Modern Asian Kitchen and Sushi Bar and designed a menu that incorporates the spices, cooking methods, and flavors of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, and Malaysian cuisine. The resulting blend of sushi, spicy noodle dishes, and aromatic curries earned his restaurant the award for Best Asian Cuisine & Sushi from Arizona Foothills magazine in 2011.

Along with the inventive brand of fusion fare, bartenders keep spirits high by mixing potent cocktails, pouring glasses of sake, and disguising bottles of domestic and imported beers as adorable kittens. The wine cellar brims with hand-selected varietals from the vineyards of Italy, Napa Valley, and Chile, including the Casa Lapostolle Cuvée Alexandre 2010, grown in the Colchagua Valley and teeming with notes of cocoa, tobacco, and red pepper.

The restaurant's theme of updating the traditional carries over into its decor, which features stone walls inlaid with small statues. Towering bamboo shoots coil beneath modern, curved lanterns that hang from the ceiling and light the dining room as delicately as a beach ball hosting a firefly high-school reunion.