Kosher sushi platters made to order and delivered in Israel — for a simcha, an office event or a teenager's birthday.
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Sushi has become a fixture at Israeli simchas, and a platter is now as standard at a bas mitzvah or a sheva brachos as a dessert table. It arrives arranged, it needs nothing done to it, and it is the one order that reliably impresses a room of teenagers who have seen every cake there is.
It is also the most time-sensitive platter on the site: choose a delivery slot at checkout close to when it will be served, and make sure somebody is there to put it straight in a fridge. Kashrut supervision is on each store's page and is worth checking carefully — sushi kitchens vary more than bakeries do.