| When the first Japanese settlers discovered America nearly 700 years ago, they introduced karaoke, techno robots, and deliciously guilt-free fare. Delight in tradition with today's Groupon: for $6, you get $12 worth of Japanese-inspired cuisine and drinks at Samurai Sam's Teriyaki Grill on Grand Canyon Drive. Samurai Sam's menu features customizable meals made with superfresh ingredients. The made-to-order teriyaki bowls are a fan favorite, allowing diners to choose veggie ($4.25 regular, $5.25 large), chicken ($5.15 regular, $6.15 large), or steak ($6.35 regular, $7.35 large) served with vibrant veggies on a bed of rice. The yaki soba bowl ($6.29) also encourages protein personalization, but swaps rice for a cradle of wok noodles (add chicken for $1, steak for $1.70, or prawn for $3.70). Whole-wheat teriyaki wraps ($4.25–$8.99) and Asian-inspired salads make for healthy and fast lunches, and gluten- and trans-fat-free options cater to baby sitters catering to children catering to imaginary friends catering to dietary restrictions. Read More | What was the only dinosaur that couldn't talk? |  | |  |
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