Oh, the irony. As I started to draft this review, I was pretty torn over how many stars to give Kome Sushi Burrito. Three? Four? However, after hearing that they may have retired their truck to focus on catering, everything started to become clearer in my mind. I guess realizing how I might not be able to come back here again made it that much easier to decide! Not that it took me a while to get to reviewing them either - it's only been a month or two! Though, I guess that's still kind of a long time... Now, I have to say - the first time I came across Kome, they didn't really catch my eye. Nothing wrong with what they had to offer (sushi burritos, hence the name...), but my past experiences with spots with similar offerings weren't exactly overwhelmingly positive (looking at you, Sushirrito). However, after finding the menus of their competitors at an OTG event to be even less eye-catching, I decided to give them a whirl! With just a half dozen varieties to choose from, the menu here certainly isn't extensive. However, that's not to say that what they do have isn't very good. Torn between a few different options, I ended up going with their most poplar offering - a CRUNCH BURRITO ($10.50) which comes with Shrimp Tempura, Crab Meat, Avocado, Cucumber, Romaine Lettuce, Daikon, Carrots, Rice, and choice of sauce (Kome Kazi Mayo) wrapped in Soy Paper. To that, in an entirely unnecessary move, I also added Fried Spam (+$3) because...well, why not? Aside from how the soy paper looked more like wet parchment paper covered with sesame seeds, I have to say - this was actually pretty decent! The shrimp tempura had a nice bit of batter on it that was still fairly crispy and was complemented perfectly by the mix of crab meat and avocado. What's more, the rice was cooked surprisingly well and I really liked the the mayo. The spam added a nice saltiness as well, but it was oddly dry. Given that, it's really hard to say it was worth paying the upcharge for it. With the likes of Sushirrito and Linda's Catering offering the same sorts of sushi burritos, there are still plenty of alternatives in the Financial District and SoMa now that Kome's truck has seemingly been retired. Yet, by comparison, Kome probably offered the best balance of the three when weighing what you get and what you pay. All in all, they're certainly a notch better than Linda's Catering, and far better than the likes of Sushirrito, but I'd still be hard pressed to say they are/were one of the better trucks around. Oh well...maybe next time. Or not... THREE AND A HALF STARS overall, but rounded up. read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - Crunch Burrito - Shrimp Tempura, Crab Meat, Avocado, Cucumber, Romaine Lettuce, Daikon, Carrot, Rice and Kome Kazi Mayo, Spam, and Soy Paper - Food Trucks Near Me

I've tried the California and Godzilla burrito and loved it! Both are huge and super filling! There's tons of fixing inside! I love how they use soy paper to wrap the burrito together. I think it makes the burrito tastes a whole lot better. I do think their burritos are on the expensive side...so, I'll probably indulge every once in a while! read more

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It's a three but because they forgot my spicy salmon and Kome Kazi Mayo - I'm knocking off a star. I had the crunch burrito (imitation crab, avocado, cucumber, romaine lettuce, shrimp tempura, daikon, carrots, and rice wrapped in soy paper) at $11 (the salmon they forgot was $4). The taste was fine, it was really nothing special but I think it's a close to a step up from Sushiritto (maybe a little better). The crunch from the shrimp was great because it gave it different texture but the whole taste was overshadowed by the imitation crab / mayo. I think I rather go to the halal cart down the street than this. read more

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Kome sushi burrito is a misnomer. no real sushi was used in making of the california burrito. imitation crab meat, avocado, cucumber, romaine lettuce, daikon, carrots are usually not found in sushierias. kani (imitation crab meat) yes, cucumbers used in kappa rolls. locale: OTG oak museum (9/9) eats: california burrito (8.5) + tax. ingredients listed above .-taste imitates california roll except for the crunch, real cali rolls have no crunch. -max $2 for material costs, rest labor, profit, etc. -spicy mayo. interesting. was interesting. take outs: -not surprising. no lines. -wouldn't order again. real sushi can be bought at 1/2 the price. geta uses real crab meat too. -burrito size is small, soy paper with black sesame seed innovative, not tastable. -not a good value. everything fresh except for the imitation crab meat which was previously frozen. 2ish stars. read more

Solid sushi burrito food truck. Tried the SF roll with unagi sauce and it is quite tasty. There was no line and service was really quick. A little pricey for a food truck but, overall, I'd be happy to see them again near our office building. read more

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Having tried Sushirrito before, I was curious to see how this place would compare. I tried the Crunch Burrito, which is basically a shrimp tempura roll. I've also tried the equivalent at Sushirrito and I think I prefer Kome's. The biggest difference between the one here and at Sushirrito is that they use soy paper as the "tortilla" here instead of seaweed. I'm not a fan of seaweed (and I'm actually kind of allergic to it), so I liked it better here. The burrito here was also bigger than at Sushirrito as well. Other than that, it's a pretty good, standard shrimp tempura roll! I like that they give you different options for the dipping sauces and let you add different kinds of meat too. I went with spicy mayo, but I wish I had opted for something hotter. Overall, I would say that if you're a fan of Sushirrito, you would probably like this place as well! read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - The crunch burrito - Food Trucks Near Me

After seeing Kome Sushi Burrito at Alameda's Off the Grid a few times, I finally decided to give them a try and I hate to say it, but it really wasn't anything special. I ordered the Crunch Burrito which was soy paper stuffed with shrimp tempura, imitation crab, avocado, cucumber, daikon, carrots and rice. It tasted similar to a crunchy tempura roll and wasn't wrapped tight enough to where ingredients were falling out after each bite. I wish it was wrapped in seaweed because I wasn't much of a fan of the soy paper. The burrito was a decent size, but not worth the $10.50 price tag. Included is a dipping sauce of your choice. I went with the wasabi mayo which was delicious and gave it a nice kick, however it was a small amount so I ran out of sauce halfway through. Do note, their burritos can get pricey. Basic burritos cost between $8.50-10.50. If you want protein such as fish, chicken, or eel, expect to add on another $3-4. Chances are it's not going to be enough dipping sauce, so if you want extra, that's another $.50. WHAT TO KNOW: *Credit cards are accepted *For their location, check their website read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - The crunch burrito - Food Trucks Near Me

I was disappointed by the food. Granted, this was my first ever sushi burrito so I don't have others to compare it to, but it wasn't tasty and it could've been much better prepared. I didn't have meat or fish though so I can't speak to that. I got the veggie burrito. The main issue I had was the way the vegetables were cut - thick and long cucumbers that spanned the whole burrito resulted in too much cucumber in each bite. The seaweed salad was a strange texture and took up a large portion of the burrito as well. So, essentially each bite was mostly cucumber and/or seaweed rather than a balance of the other vegetables. Service was friendly but overall, I wouldn't go back - at least not for the vegetarian option. read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - Vegetarian burrito - thick and long cucumbers and a large portion of seaweed. - Food Trucks Near Me

With four Sushirrito restaurants in downtown San Francisco, there is clearly a demand for these oversized sushi burritos. This truck seems to serve larger portions than Sushirrito, though offers fewer creative roll fillings. This is one of the few places you can go to fill up on sushi when you're hungry, without breaking the bank. Crunch Burrito w/ Tuna Poke & Godzilla Sauce: They were out of the eel, so I couldn't get the Godzilla Burrito. However, the Crunch Burrito w/ Tuna & Godzilla Sauce is essentially the same thing sans eel. It ended up costing $15.80, but was way more filling than what $15.80 would buy you at traditional sushi restaurant. Seriously, it felt hefty like a Chipotle burrito! I loved the crunch factor of the shrimp tempura. The tuna poke tasted nice, but the chunks were a bit too big for a burrito. Like I'd end up with way more fish than necessary in each bite since the whole cube would fall in. The menu says crab meat, but it's really surimi (imitation crab). That's fine because most sushi places serve it, but it'd be nice if the menu clarified. I liked the soy wrap because it didn't add the extra fishy taste that seaweed wraps often do. However, it could have been wrapped tighter since the seam burst open after the first bite and I had to hold it closed the rest of the meal. The godzilla sauce is apparently a combination of the kome kazi mayo, spicy mayo and wasabi mayo. I loved all the different flavors, but it was feeling a bit too mayo-y, like a tuna fish sandwich. read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - Crunch Burrito w/ Tuna Poke & Godzilla Sauce - Food Trucks Near Me

The size of the burritos are a lot bigger than Sushirrito's. The Crunch Burrito and the Burrito Bowl are my two go-to orders. The burritos definitely fills you up but the downside is they do charge extra for choice of meat(s) which can add up...but hey it is Sushi. Wait time is 2-8 minutes I would say and definitely convenient for us at 1st/ Mission. read more

Got the California with spicy salmon, was just OK. I don't like seaweed and got mine with soy paper.

We got the $16 Godzilla burrito. It was super good. I liked everything that was included inside the burrito and it definitely hit the right spot :) Would definitely recommend even though on the pricier side! -Edmund We shared the Godzilla and it was more then enough for two people. It is pricy for a burrito, BUT they stuff it with so much inside that it's totally worth it. -Kristen 5 stars from Edmund. 5 stars from Kristen. read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - Godzilla. - Food Trucks Near Me

Well that was really disappointing and unfulfilling. Almost $12 and a crunch roll later I'm sitting down and wondering why I didn't just get the Ox Tail from the Scotch Bonnet truck parked next to the Kome truck. It's a medium sized burrito, it's crunchy as advertised though the avocado was overpowered to the point that it might as well not have been there, and left me still hungry afterwards. Presentation-wise it's not very appealing and I can't vouch for the quality of ingredients. Worst of all though was the rice. I don't know if it was just this batch or it's a consistent thing, but there was a vinegar sourness in every bite. I know being turned into a burrito isn't exactly respectful to sushi, but this is just as bad as it can get. This was the official death knell for sushi burritos for me. Never again. read more

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Excellent, the california sushi burrito was everything I expected it to be. The sesame soy sauce was a great addition. They ran out of avocado, but that just means I need to get another one next time when they are at off the grid in serramonte. read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - California sushi burrito - Food Trucks Near Me

This was just okay. i ordered their most popular burrito according to the sign, the crunch burrito. I was asked what kind of sauce I wanted. I said what do you suggest and he said the wasabi mayo is our most popular. Okay. First, I was surprised it was cold. Second, I was surprised when they said crab on the menu that it was not in fact crab but surimi. Also, there is no flavor to this at all. It just tastes mayonnaise-y and blah. The fried shrimp that added the crunch was the only interesting texture in the burrito. Plus if there was wasabi on it, I couldn't taste it. read more

Decided to try this truck again....I wish I didn't. Whenever I order from Sushiritto, the tempura is at least warm. This burrito was straight up cold. Everything, cold. The seaweed was already super soft like it had been sitting in water for awhile. The shrimp again not fully cooked. Why would I want my shrimp to be clear...which is not good. Oh, and poorly wrapped burrito. Why are they still around? read more

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In the past, I've gone to the Kome truck when it's at my local Off the Grid, but have never been impressed with the product. You expect excellence, but you get a shoddily prepared bowl or burrito with fish that may not be as fresh as it should be. Today, however, they have lost a customer forever. Every other truck was open at Front and Vallejo, but they were still closed minutes after the opening time. The snotty trollop with the side of her head shaved (the douchebag equivalent of a male bun) points to the sign and barks, "Closed." OK, when will you open (as I eyed the other trucks that were already open). "When I turn the sign around and it says 'Open.'" Fuck you. read more

New truck out in these parts. Guys working there are helpful as they answered my many questions and recommended me to a good sauce. The burrito is pretty big for the price. Definitely fatter and longer than Sushirrito. However, it lacks in the flavor department. I had the crunch burrito with spicy mayo. The tempura was fried well and tasted great. They put a lot of it in the burrito, tempura in every bite until the very end. I couldn't really taste the spicy mayo and the crab meat was just, crab meat. The crab meat needed to have some sauce or something to add flavor to it. Truck has potential to be really good. But until they amp up the flavor, I'll stick to Sushirrito. read more

Eh. It was okay. I've had sushiritto in Palo Alto, which is DELICIOUS! That being said I thought I would be blown away by kome sushi burritos, but I wasn't. It was mostly California type crab meat & honestly pretty bland. It just tasted like a bunch of smush in my mouth. Not enough textures & I actually didn't like that it wasn't wrapped in seaweed! Seaweed gives the wrap extra flavor, soy paper adds literally no flavor at all except for the seeds the stick into it. Also, they got my sauce order wrong. They put some weird sauce on it when I ordered the wasabi mayo. Probably won't be trying this food truck again. It's not bad, it's just not that great : / read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - Meh. - Food Trucks Near Me

3.5ish, rounding up to 4 bc strictly compared with other sushi burritos i prefer kome's execution of course i got their crayest thing GODZILLA BURRITO $16 (tuna, eel, tempura shrimp, crab, avocado, blablabla vegetables, rice, godzilla sauce) dig how rice is minimal vs burritos stuffed with mostly rice. can't speak on the gzilla spicy sauce bc didn't especially taste or see it; although wasabi appeared in the last bite or two read more

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When I went to go order the most popular Crunch Burrito I noticed how dirty the truck was and how their white credit card reader looked nasty, dirty, grimy. I was hesitant to place my order but thought that I "can't judge a book by its cover" and dude who took my order was wearing gloves and took them off to touch the machine. So I ordered and waited for my sushirrito. Good size burrito...had crab meat, shrimp tempura, little rice, cucumber. Flavor was very good. However, felt nauseated a few hours later and late that night I had labor like abdominal cramps along with flatulence and very watery stool for a good hour. And this was the only thing I ate differently the whole day. So yeah....I'm gonna judge your book by its cover from now on. read more

When I first saw the truck I was excited. I hadn't had a sushi burrito in months. I have apparently been spoiled by LA. I knew this with other burrito variations ala Mexican food but I had a bit more faith with a sushi one and even got the SF one. It was $16. It was considerably more expensive then both the sushi burrito truck and sit down locations I go to in LA. Sorry but now I miss LA again. SF just can't get the rito :( read more

I got their poke bowl and it was only ok. Something I learned, I don't like carrots in my Poke Bowls. The guy was very nice but it was only OK to me. The sauce they put on mine was fairly spicy so I drank A LOT of water. It was a good size but I don't know if it was because I was freezing and eating outside in the dark during Foster City's Off the Grid, or what but it wasn't very impressive. Prices were fairly expensive too. read more

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I love this food truck! Their crunchy California burrito is the best. I ordered extra eel, the burrito is so tasty and explodes with flavors and textures that you can't get enough of it. This truck used to come to the 5th St and Howard, where I work. They have not been here for a few months now. My friends and I really miss it. Please come back! read more

I wish these guys luck. Following the don't knock it till you try it saying, we went to this place to try the sushirito alternative. There was no line which should have been a sign but we decided to try it anyway. I got the crunch roll and wasabi mayo and it was so salty (over use of soy sauce) and lack any other taste, all I can taste is the soy sauce. I mind as well save $12 and just empty a pack of soy sauce in my mouth. I couldn't finish it and had to get a second lunch. Since 4 of us went to get it, it became a game who can actually finish it and none of us did. 2 of us had to get a separate lunch, the other two had to get someone to wash down the soy sauce. The prices are out of this world, a sushirito price is around $12 (loaded) and here you can easily order and hand over $20 and not expect much change back (with $4 addons per item) on top of a $11 supersized roll. Low quality ingredients with super high end prices. This is my first and last time. Sorry guys. Hope you take these negative feedback positively and make changes to continue your business. But if this continues, I just don't see how you'll continue to operate. Update: added an extra star because the owner of the place is listening to its customers and want to make things right. I hope you guys continue to improve and see these negative feedback as opportunity to get better. I hope one day I will be a customer again. Keep innovating! read more

This is what Sushiritto was supposed to taste and look like. The ingredients at Kome Truck alone are 1000x better, The crunch burrito on it's own, even without add-ons, is delicious. Both the kamikaze sauce and spicy mayo are obviously homemade -- and a must.The burritos are wrapped in a type of rice or soy paper, making it SO much easier to eat. The only reason I'm not giving a 5 star overall is if you want any fresh fish in your burrito you have to spend ~$15, and that's just not doable on a regular basis. Beware, this truck is super addictive. read more

Not a food truck reviewer, but I do give reviews on the ones I really like (Chairman and Koja). I was surprised how good their sushi burrito was. Crunch roll is the way to go. Its filling, full of flavor, super crunchy, made fresh, and you can pick the sauce you want. I went with spicy mayo, but will try others next time. Only bad thing is that it takes forever to make. Over 20 mins. They need to work on that part. Can't say if it's better than sushiritto cuz I eat raw fish there, but i'm still iffy on eating raw fish from a food truck. read more

Nope sushi burrito. Kinda overpriced, not terribly filling, not memorable. No line, though! They were out of avocados (that happens...nbd) but they were hesitant to substitute anything. I mean, the avocado is probably the most expensive thing under that soy paper! They acquiesced to extra veggies. Felt weird, I dunno. Minus the avo situation, still an unremarkable burrito. read more

I purchased a veggie burrito with salmon (regular). 1. The ingredients were not the freshest, and I felt a bit ill for a few hours later that day. 2. The burrito didn't come with everything it was supposed to. It was definitely missing avocado. Normally this isn't an issue, but I was disappointed considering I paid nearly $15. I wish I was at least told about this. 3. The service wasn't great. I had a few questions about the different sauces, and I was given answers in a very exasperated way. I asked for sauce on the side since I wasn't sure if I would like any of them. He said the sauces always come in the burrito, and ended up the conversation by recommending a sauce I didn't want (which they put in the burrito) 4. The burrito was not put together well. It didn't have a good balance of ingredients, and was loosely put together (the ingredients kept falling out). Overall, I wouldn't come back. The service and quality of the food doesn't match their price point. One thing to note is that I did arrive a 15 minutes before closing. Perhaps that wasn't the best decision on my part. read more

With so many choices at Off the Grid I was sold the moment I saw this truck out of the corner of my eye. Sushi lover and burrito lover how could I not love this place? I ordered the California Burrito which is basically a California Roll in the form of a burrito. The menu was quite simple, 3 types of burritos were offered and all around $10 (forgot exactly). While the sizing was pretty big, the quality was subpar. The imitation crab tasted bland and I know it ain't real crab meat, but it tasted super fake too. The ingredients used were pretty basic and while nothing tasted bad per-say, I just don't think it tasted good overall, especially for $10. Just imagine a California Roll but just every flavor is more dull and less fresh. That's how I would describe this burrito. Also there was so much rice in my burrito that I got so full off of just this one thing and I didn't have the stomach to try anything else at Off the Grid :( If you're looking for a delicious sushi burrito, please try Sushiritto! They have an option called Sumo Crunch which is basically a higher quality version of this one. read more

Have you been to other sushi burrito places and been disappointed by the taste, portions/size, or quality of the ingredients? Look no further! I had the Godzilla earlier today and it was everything I dreamed a sushi burrito would be. Check them out the next time you want to try a REAL sushi burrito! I'm already planning my next visit! read more

Kome Sushi Burrito - "Godzilla" - Salmon (sub), Eel, Shrimp, Tempura, Crab Meat, Avocado, Cucumber, Romaine Lettuce, Daikon, Carrots, and Rice. 100% DELICIOUS! - Food Trucks Near Me

OMG WTFFFFF SO GOOOOOD. I just walked by during lunch and gave it a shot. The crunch burrito (ordered with bbq eel, nigiri paper aka seaweed, minus some personal preference stuff I didn't like) was my sushi dream come true. I took it back to the office to eat and no less than 10 people asked where the heck did I get that. The size is a monster. Fully satisfied with the amount and freshness of ingredients used. The only slight imperfection is I wish the ingredients were better spread out since I can't eat everything with one bite (so one bite lots of cucumber next bite no cucumber). But I can't complain. 15 dollars for a sushi burrito this size is a-ok with me. Its serving is comparable to 1.5-2 rolls at a Japanese restaurant, or one roll + shrimp tempura appetizer, both of which would cost more than my burrito and wouldn't taste as good. Could be just this hits the spot for me personally but I wish I knew about this place sooner. So. Darn. Good. read more

I really wanted to like this place 'cause it's less than a block away and it came from a trendy hipster food truck. That should've been an indication that it would cost an arm & a leg and be underwhelming. I ordered the crunch burrito w/ unagi sauce - about $12. Took a bit longer than I expected to receive my order. Took it back to my office, opened up the foil and my whole burrito fell apart. Perf. So, on I went to eat my deconstructed burrito. It is monstrous like people say - but mostly because it is 50% rice. For 2 pieces of shrimp tempura, a pound of rice, and some cheap veggies, it is not worth $12. Was really salty too. But who doesn't like fried foods? 2 stars. read more

Had their Crunchy Sushi Burrito and was pleasantly surprised. The size of the burrito is huge- which is both good and bad. Good because you get really full but bad because that's a lot of rice in comparison to meat and veggies. Worth a try when you see it in the streets but be prepared for food coma. read more

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Very salty. Also, it's too salty. The salmon was good quality but the nitsume was way too packed with sodium. The portion of fish was tiny, like a snack. But on the plus side, there was no line, and the NaCl content was super high, in case you have low blood pressure and need to bring it up a little. read more

Went to Off the Grid at the Belmont train station parking lot Monday night event. We tried 4 trucks, Pacific Puffs, Le Sur empanadas, Capelo's BBQ, and Kome Sushi Burrito. We tried the Crunch Wrap. It was awesome! Crunchy, fresh, delicious flavor. I didn't even try the sesame soy dipping sauce til I finished my half of the burrito. The soy wrap with the black seeds visible in a lot of the burrito pictures will make you want seconds. Too bad we took our treats to go or I would have gone back for another. Now I want to try their other offerings. Definitely look for Kome Sushi Burrito! Great eats! read more

Well, hey, I like this truck. I like it quite a bit, because I'm getting a massive California roll sushi burrito for the price of 1.5 California rolls at a normal sushi restaurant. I don't know about you, but a sushi burrito is like eating 4 California rolls at said normal sushi restaurant (most have California rolls at about $6 a pop). Needless to say, it's a lot of food, and it's tasty. For a basic California burrito at $8.50 without any extras, it's a damn good deal for California roll lovers. If you want to add some protein and you're wary of the price, think long and hard about how much you'd normally spend at a sushi restaurant for a proper roll. If you're thinking, "Ah, I spend about $12-$16 on a roll of about 8 pieces," then the price is right, and probably a little better on your wallet since you're getting a helluva lot more food. Bam. Sushi math. That said, if you want sushi, by all means, get sushi. The sushi burrito is interesting as it is wrapped with soy paper. There's a decent amount of rice, just enough so that you know it's sushi-esque. Trust me...you do NOT want a burrito that is mainly rice. Going back to sushi math: think on the times when you were upset that there was just too much rice in your roll. Now think of all that extra rice in burrito form. Terrifying, right? Kome, thankfully, puts just enough rice into this burrito. I had a TON of crab and avocado and daikon and tasty things in mine, oh my nomz, and it was not overpowered by rice. To make my beautiful sushi burrito even more roll-like, I opted for the unagi sauce. It was pretty much perfect. If you want points for style, perhaps get the tempura shrimp, but as for me? I'm happy with my basic California burrito. I ate half of it and it was way more food than wimpy little pieces of California roll. Plus, it keeps relatively well for the next day if you store it properly. If I see this truck again, I'm definitely going back. read more

3.5 Stars. It's good for a change. $$$$ $15.80 for food from the street? Sushirito has listed the most expensive item, the Yakuza, at $11.50. Quality is excellent. Size is enormous. Taste is good but not complex. I usually get the Crunch Roll even though I know it has Imitation crab and cost a boat load of money. I can only assume this truck stays in business because most people in line make six figures and dropping a twenty spot for lunch is no thing. It is for me so I don't come often. The food quality is top notch and I can't help but devour the entire thing long before I get back to work but I can't justify the price. read more

Love them!!! The Crunch Burrito ($10.50) is their most popular roll. It contains shrimp tempura, crab meat, avocado, cucumber, romaine lettuce, daikon, carrots, and rice rolled in soy paper! I added spicy salmon for an extra $4 read more

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My review is based on my experience eating at sushirito In my opinion sushirito can be a bit bland, and a bit dry. I like Kome sushi burrito better because is the complete opposite in that you get more flavor, and it's saucier My go to is the crunch w/ bbq eel and spicy mayo read more