Following October’s incredibly popular #UberLUNCH, Eat Out and Uber are happy to announce that we’ve teamed up again to bring you some super special sushi.

In Cape Town, Active Sushi will be offering 16-piece boxes including four Monkey Bars (deep-fried prawn rolls with avo, caviar, mayo and spring onion), four rainbow rolls, four Sakura rolls (salmon, cream cheese, beetroot, avo and prawn pate) and four salmon and avo rolls.

In Joburg, KOI Sandton and KOI Rosebank will be providing the sushi. This time the 16-piece offering will include eight salmon California rolls and eight tuna fashion sandwiches.

In Durban, Jack Salmon Fish House will be making up a gourmet mix of prawn fusion California rolls, salmon roses, tuna chilli roses and bamboo rolls.

How it works

On Friday, Uber riders in Cape Town, Joburg and Durban will be able to get 16 pieces of sushi  delivered to their door for only R150. Numbers will be limited, so you’ll have to have your finger poised and ready to order at Friday midday.

New to Uber? Click here to download the Uber application and sign up using our exclusive promo code: EatOut for a FREE first ride up to R200!

Starting to salivate? Follow the steps below:

• Open up your Uber app or download the Uber app on your smartphone and sign up now
• Starting at 11:30, Friday 27 November, ensure you are in a sushi zone (click here for more details), toggle over the sushi icon and request a ride
• Within minutes your Uber will arrive and deliver sushi for only R150 from Active Sushi if in Cape Town, Jack Salmon if in Durban and KOI if in Joburg. You cannot choose which restaurant to request from in Joburg – it will depend which restaurant you are closest to when ordering.
• Ordering with a friend? You can use our split fare option so you’re not footing the whole bill.
• Demand will be very high – check back often if your first request is unsuccessful. Uber will keep delivering until there’s no more sushi left.
• The sushi image pictured above is not representative of the sushi that you will receive.