Hamachi was excellent, i asked for no corn because why tf lmao. the salmon was lowkey ass though, everything was great except for the salmon itself which was opaque and seemed slightly cured as it did not have the color, texture, or flavor of raw salmon but instead seemed more like lox. so that really killed the vibe. i still ate it but yea i wouldn't risk getting the salmon again. read more

Have seen sushirrito options at other sushi restaurants but heard this if where it came from so of course i had to try the original sushirritos! We got the Latin ninja and sumo crunch. The Latin ninja was more on the healthy taste side but the lettuce seemed like it had a weird aftertaste but the sumo crunch was fireeee What i love is that they don't pack the rice. The sauces they use are great and the fish was goood. They usually have a small sit down dining but due to COVID it was only take out. Now they were good but it didn't taste fresh, which is important with raw fish... which is the reason for the 1 star knocked off read more

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I forgot that Sushiritto existed, but after years of deprivation, I finally remembered how much I love this place. Sushi and burritos are two of my favorite things- put them together and it's impossible not to fall in love. I had the Sumo Crunch, and I practically inhaled the whole thing in under 5 minutes. It's basically a giant, crunchy California Roll, but with lots more flavor packed into it. The burritos are big enough to stretch into two meals if you want, but good luck trying to stop after only half. Ambiance and service were nothing special, but that was what I expected. It's a perfect place to grab lunch if you're downtown, and I can't wait to come back and make up for all the years I went without Sushiritto. read more

Its a nice spot! Small but it felt comfortable, the food was made right infront of you, ill be back to try more. read more

Sushirrito - Salmon Samba - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Ordered the Geisha's Kiss Sushi burrito for lunch on a Friday afternoon. Service was quick and easy (and made to order). The Geisha's Kiss is comprised of Yellowfin Tuna (raw), Tamago, Piquillo Peppers, Lotus Chips, Pickled Cucumbers, Green Leaf Lettuce, and Sesame White Soya. The fish was super fresh and entire burrito tasted really light, which is nice so you don't get the food coma after lunch. Lotus chips added a nice crunch and the piquillo peppers added a sweetness that complimented well with rest of ingredients. If you're looking for something light and fresh for lunch, I would recommend trying sushiritto! read more

Sushirrito - Geisha 's Kiss - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

So happy I finally tried Sushirrito! I mean, sushi + burrito. . . who wouldn't love this? I ordered the mini geisha's kiss burrito--so good! The burrito packs so many dynamic flavors and textures. The tuna fish was really soft and had a nice soy sauce flavor. I do wish there had been a little more fish, but when am I not wishing for more fish in poke-based things? The burrito also had crunchy chips, tamago, peppers, cucumbers, and lettuce. What I loved about the burrito was that it didn't have a ton of rice. I hate when I go to a sushi/poke place and there's waaayyy more rice than fish/toppings. The burrito was wrapped in a thin layer of rice, allowing the filling to be the star. The seaweed on the outside was also super crunchy and easy to bite through! The mini burrito was the perfect serving size for me. I don't think I could finish a regular size. It's so great that they have smaller portion options! read more

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DISGUSTINGLY overpriced for microscopic portions DO NOT order here. There is absolutely no way your expectation for a reasonable portion size will be met. For $20, i expect a burrito larger than my hand. Absolutely criminal. read more

At roughly $12-16, Sushirittos are a great value considering how much you would usually get in a single sushi roll of the same price. It's quite filling and so satisfying. The place is quite small with very little tables (if I remember correctly, they can probably seat roughly 8 customers at any given time). My party of 6 and I were lucky and were able to snag a table for all 6 of us. I personally got the Salmon Samba and I tried my friend's Sumo Crunch and both were delicious. They definitely don't skimp on the filling, which is greatly appreciated. There were lots of fantastic flavors and the Salmon Samba had a variety of textures (crunch from the pickled cucumbers and an added bite from the pumpkin seeds). My friends who got the fresh fish ones had no complaints either! Overall, great food and would come back again. read more

Sushirrito - Salmon Samba - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

So expensive!! And to use their online website to order charges you extra fees because why not?

Sushi but in the form of a burrito, how could this possibly be bad?? Well.. I guess there are alot of ways but thankfully Sushirrito knows how to do it right! Came here yesterday/Sunday afternoon and we were surprised to find the place empty. I then realized they were doing take out/pick up orders only! So they were still busy but luckily no line! We had The Lava Nachos, Chicken Karaage, Geisha's Kiss, The Cowboy, and Sumo Crunch. I liked how it was portioned. Not too much rice, filled with all the fish/crab/shrimp/beef goodness but not too much that it was falling apart and hard to eat. The chicken was good and came with 2 dipping sauces, amount was great for sharing. Lava nachos were fire but a few chips with a lot of spicy tuna piled on so it was hard to get chips without them breaking, still good though! Would definitely return and recommend! read more

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Food: 1.5 of 3 Got a regular sized Latin Ninja for dinner tonight. The protein in this sushirrito was salmon poke, which I expected to be the star of the show, but somehow with each bite I felt like I was missing that delicious salmon flavor. Thought the fact that they used salmon poke as opposed to fresh salmon would provide more flavor, but it didn't. I was thoroughly confused. And this roll came with lettuce and other forgettable toppings, all of which to me failed to add any flavor profile. As an example, the description said it came with some kind of yuzu citrus sauce, but I noticed no citrus note at all in the flavor. It did come with some type of chip (plantain?) that added a bit of crunch, which I appreciated. But that was the extent of what I liked about this sushirrito. Price: 0.5 of 1 For $13, the price was kinda on a steep side slightly. But it wasn't too bad. And I appreciate the option of the small size which came in a cheaper price, at $8. Service: 0.5 of 1 Such a small place, I wouldn't even call it a restaurant, and the tables and the seats were kinda really all over the place and not tidy. I also saw how the tables weren't completely clean, so I just couldn't give it a full star.... Overall: 2.5 of 5 ...but I'll round it up to 3. read more

Sushirrito - Latin Ninja, regular-sized - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I still remember trying sushirrito for the first time on their grand opening day - Line wrapped around the building; owner working with his staff; everyone excited to try this new concept. But enough nostalgia, there are some serious items to address.. You're probably looking at these reviews trying to decide if you want to eat here. You're hesitations are most likely one of the following.. 1. "Why would I get this? It's just sushi roll that hasn't been cut up" Not quite. If a sushi roll was not cut up, you would be struggling to eat it. The nori (seaweed) is soft in this sushirrito and it's easy to eat. 2. "I've had a sushi burrito elsewhere, it was meh" I have yet to find a copycat sushirrito that has high quality ingredients. The tuna, for example, has the same taste/texture as what I've eaten in Hawaii. The flavors are a mix of traditional and modern. 3. "Seems expensive" Are you out of your mind?? This is one of the best value items in SF. This is atleast twice as large as a normal sushi roll, it is not overfilled with rice, and has quality ingredients. With that a said, the reason why I'm giving a 4/5 is for consistency. With great value and ingredients, sometimes execution is affected. In my last order, the salmon samba had the fibrous part of the asparagus in it (it was as hard as wood) that was inedible. Always little things. Has that stopped me from going back? No! I removed the asparagus and kept eating because it's sooo good. Go with an open mind and enjoy it. read more

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I had 2 hand rolls for dinner. I woke up nauseous, and proceeded to dry heave and vomit for about half an hour. I felt better afterwards, so it was definitely food poisoning. There are many other reviews mentioning food poisoning. It's apparent they don't turn over their fish frequently enough to keep it fresh. This seems to be a systematic problem. Before getting sick, I actually really enjoyed the food. I hope management takes these food poisoning reviews seriously and improves their fish protocols. I will not eat here for the foreseeable future, which is sad because I live 2 blocks away. read more

Sushirrito never gets old! Flew in from Florida! Dropped my son and husband off to golf and headed straight for Sushiritto! Still as fresh and tasty as ever! Makes my mouth water just thinking about it!!! read more

Enjoyed my super crunch sushuritto more than the one with salmon and plantain chips. Buritto sized sushi hit the spot for me and was filling when paired with a boba I got from another place. The nachos were a big disappointment as they clearly made the nachos way ahead of time because the once melted cheese was hard and cold. Definitely not worth it. read more

Sushirrito - Latin Ninja Sumo Crunch - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Sushiritto is one of, if not my most, frequented spot to grab dinner on the go after work. Generous portions, consistently prepared, and fun flavor combinations, reality meets expectations every time. The chicken karage is juicy and tender. The shrimp tempura is light and crispy. And the sushi burritos and bowls blend unique flavors into traditional offerings. Who would've thought that salmon and plantains paired so well together? I've had everything on the menu, including their new musubi dish, and it's hard to pick a favorite. But, if I were to recommend anything to a first time patron, the cowboy sushi burrito and the lava nachos are a strong combination. Or maybe the salmon samba bowl with musubi. Or maybe the Buddha belly bowl with the karage. Or maybe... Highly recommended when quick eats is in store. read more

Sushirrito - Chicken Karaage Crispy Shrimp Tempura Latin Ninja Bowl - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Easy and quick ordering. I got the sumo crunch but nothing about it stood out to me. If you're into simple rolls at sushi places then this might be for you! read more

Sushirrito - Sumo Crunch - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Tried this out tonight. The perfect quick pickup takeout for my business trip.I had the Sumo crunch with spicy tuna. So good! Would probably try tempura shrimp next time too. read more

Sushirrito - Sumo crunch with spicy tuna - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I tried the Geisha's Kiss, which had very strange ingredient choices. Or at least not typically in sushirittos I've had before like the piquillo peppers and pickled cucumber. It was pretty expensive considering how much fish they put inside. The tuna it was nothing special. I think it was also suspicious that they only had salmon as a poke or baked option and didn't have anything with just raw salmon. read more

I was excited to try out a sushi burrito here right after work. Was lucky to find a parking across the street, especially in this busy city. I ordered my hamachi sushi burrito on the yelp app right outside the place, I think it only only took them like 2 minutes or less to finish making my burrito. Like omg was it premade!!?? anyway, i had the hamachi burrito in my car, I noticed that it was cold and moise when i was holding it, and omg the nori sheet was moise, cold, and the rice was soggy. It was a big turn off right away. The flavor was creamy and and there was some citricy from the pickle veggie. The taste wasn't very japanese at all. The hamachi on the other hand didn't taste fishy so I thought that they was still fresh. for 16 buc, I thought it was a waste of money, and the experience wasn't good. read more

Sushirrito - hamachi sushi burrito (soggy, meh) - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I come to San Francisco for this place. After all, the most delicious sushiritto is there! My favorite roll is latino ninja. Everything is very fresh and tasty. I highly recommend this place for sushi lovers! read more

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Overall, a decent spot to grab a quick bite but probably wont't keep coming back. Food (3.5/5): sushirrito concept is unique but besides that the food isn't particularly special or high quality. It is relatively cheap for SF though Service (3/5): nothing in particular to call out Ambiance (3/5): small shop more for take out, not many seats read more

On our trip to the bay, I was looking forward to a sushirrito place, since where I live doesn't have one. It's not a big place. So the line can filter into the sidewalk when they are busy. Their menu is really simple, you really only have 8 items to choose from, in bowl or burrito form. I went with the Geisha's kiss which I thought was really delicious. The presentation looked great too. Everyone in my group loved what they ordered. They prepared everything so quickly too, so if you're on the go, this is a good place to go. I do have to remove one star. Although they were very quick, it was almost to the point of rushing us. It was our first time & they seemed almost impatient with us. So we left the restaurant in an irritated mood. The food definitely made up for it. But overall it was a mixed experience for us. read more

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I went to Sushirrito and only got a side of karaage, but wow that exceeded my expectations for karaage.. Chicken karaage -- $8 -- Wow, a large bin of VERY filling karaage. Comes with two little containers of orange and green sauces, which were both very delicious as dip. The karaage pieces did seem rather doughy and the chicken itself wasn't very tender, and the dips were quite thick, so I get the sense that this is lower-quality and less-healthy than fancier karaage. Definitely enjoyable if you don't think too much into it. Geisha's Kiss -- $15 -- My friend got this as an actual Sushirrito. She liked it. Ambience - 3/5 -- Small hole in the wall place in a convenient area. Nothing remarkable. Service - 4/5 -- Food came fast. Quality - 4/5 -- Karaage is delicious but dubious quality if you look into it. Value - 5/5 -- I was pleasantly surprised how much karaage there was for $8. It definitely filled me up and I can see this is a light meal or snack for multiple people to share! Overall -- 4/5 - Sushirito has a unique premise, and you're not into that, you can also get classics like karaage quickly! read more

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One of my favorite place. I recommend the Samba Sushi roll with Salmon. My first time i ate Sushirrito was in Palo Alto and I really liked that. When I heard there was a branch of Sushirrito in San Francisco I was very happy. An healthy fast food. read more

I have to admit, I've had Sushirrito in Palo Alto before (catered) but my experience at the SF location was way better! As this is SF, parking will be atrocious. No big problem if you're wandering the city on foot to check out smaller stores but may the odds be in your favor if you are otherwise looking for parking. When you do arrive at the location, the store is small. Like, small but popular enough so the line can snake out the door, and you'll need to pray if you want seating. We were lucky and some seats opened up while we waited in line, and appeared to just beat the lunch rush. Totally forgot to take a picture of the menu this time but to be honest, I wanted to try just about everything. However, we settled on the Latin Ninja and The Cowboy (the names definitely threw me off). With two people, we were able to swap with each other and get half of each to enjoy. Latin Ninja. Things to note: raw salmon with a type of mayo sauce. Overall remained quite light since there was a good amount of acidity to the dish from the leche de tigre, which my friend tells me is what they use for ceviche (think of lime). The texture benefitted with plantain chips inside. Now, I usually don't like plantains but it was just enough to add a good crunch and some flavor that wasn't overpowering. Certainly, this dish was a solid choice and my favorite for the day. The Cowboy had well seasoned beef inside and a nice crunch from veggies as well as tortilla chips. I preferred the crunch from the plantain chips compared to the tortilla chips. Had some heat to the dish as well. Sushirrito is definitely something to try if you've never had it before. In my opinion, it's an example of Asian fusion done right which isn't something I usually enjoy. Just be sure to go in with the right mindset, not expecting sushi, and appreciate the flavors and textures as they are. read more

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Having been to a Sushirrito before this is a delicious meal. These places come to mind when I visit food trucks and they also offer sushirritos. It's such a great idea. This spot is a small shop with a few tables for seating. I was lucky enough to get one along the window and close to an outlet to charge my phone. This time I had the Geisha's Kiss and it was pretty good. Order at the counter and wait for your order to be called out. Review #28 of 100 in 2022. read more

Love it!! Always fresh and tasty!!!! This was my go to spot when i worked nearby. Made-to-order. I don't think I've had a bad roll, they're all good!! Give it a try!! read more

Underwhelmed. The concept is neat, but I think sushi burritos just generally underdeliver. Ordered the regular size Geisha's Kiss for takeout, which was pricey at $15. Poke bowls in the city with more fish are less expensive, so the price is a bit high. The regular size is also quite large, and I was sick of it before I finished. Service was brusque even though there wasn't a crowd. Will pass on returning. read more

Sushirrito - Geisha 's Kiss (Regular) - $15 - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I like it a lot!!!! Always pass by to grab my lunch here. The wasabi mayo is my favorite sauce! read more

Not bad for a quick bite. I suppose for business purposes and speed it helps to have a set menu, but it would be nice to customize a bit more. They had no problem accommodating no rice which was nice. I will say that the options are different and unique which is a real plus from the boring usual stuff. Service was good and quick which is probably the whole idea of this place, given the area. Parking must be horrendous around here so you're more than likely getting here by foot. A great option for lunch on the go. read more

Sushirrito - Latin ninja no rice. - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I love this place. I'm a big sushi fan so these are just awesome. I did notice I hike in prices and the tempura got smaller for more money as well. I've been coming here for a few years now my husband works near by so I even get one when he gets home sometimes. My favorite one is the salmon samba burrito or bowl I'm not sure they still have the bowls but those were good too! Only downer is there's no parking the street parking isn't available on weekdays at the one I go to on Kearney st in SF. read more

Delicious!! I thought the wrap was spicy but it was still well stuffed with equal parts of everything. Big servings, get it! I ordered this through Grub Hub. read more

Sushirrito - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Love Sushiritto and I can definitely understand the hype. I feel like its name does not do it justice, more like an Asian burrito if anything else. It is pretty pricey considering it's portion but I still think it is pretty worth-it considering the ingredients they use. I ordered the Fiery Chicken and I loved the combination of spicy, creamy, and crunchy. The chicken is not exactly "karage" but I love the spiciness of it and its hard flavor profile. I love the fact that they have the Okinawan chips and the guacamole in honor the "burrito" aspect of it. Highly recommend! read more

Sushirrito - Fiery Chicken - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

I came to Sushirrito for lunch and there was a small line I only waited 5 minutes in. When you order, they give you your food right on the spot which is convenient and fast. I ordered the Geisha's Kiss sushirrito. Geisha's Kiss ($13)- My first impression of this was that it certainly was not a burrito, but was a sushi roll that wasn't cut into bite sized pieces. Despite that, the flavors and textures were amazing. I really enjoyed the crunchy chips paired with the buttery soft fish. The sourness from the pickled cucumbers added different flavors and gave the sushirrito a flare. I really enjoyed this even though it wasn't really a burrito. The flavors were amazing and the service was quick and convenient. read more

Sushirrito - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Open during pandemic. Street parking available. Ordered online, prompt service. Ordered the salmon teriyaki roll and sumo crunch roll so $30+ The taste was ok. The salmon teriyaki was better than the sumo crunch. Taste was predictable, it would be nice if there was more toppings so more dimension. read more

Sushirrito - Sumo Crunch with Shrimp - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Went for sushi roll 5/20. They used different seaweed and it doesn't taste good as before. It taste like a old and cheap seaweed they had used. read more

I'm really disappointed. Sushiritto has definitely gone down hill. Mind you, I've eaten here since they started so if you have only just tried it im sure you think it's great. But their prices have raised and their burrito is nearly half the size; their burritos use to be huge and worth the value now they are so overpriced for what you get. It's not only the price, the quality also went downhill. The proportions of ingredients in the burritos suck when it use to be so satisfyingly perfect. And they recently removed the Buddha belly all together and replaced it with this DISGUSTING chorizo burrito looks like they took it down now, because it sucked. They use to be one of my favorite places to eat. Now I'd really rather not. read more

I do love sushi and burritos, and other sushi burritos I've had. I was excited that Sushirrito was so close to my new job, so I had to stop by for lunch. The line can get long, but it moves fast-ish. I've tried the following - First time here, I tried to Sumo Crunch (Shrimp Tempura, Surimi Crab, Cucumber, Red Tempura Flakes, with Sriracha Aioli). For some reason when I saw the red outer layer, I thought of a hot cheeto crust, but it's just a red tempura flakes for the crunch, which didn't have much flavor. Anyways, the roll itself was kind of bland. There was a good amount of surimi crab (imitation crab) in there, but couldn't really distinguish it from the shrimp tempura. I was excited about the sriracha aioli because I do like sriracha, but couldn't even taste that. No level of spice. Since I heard great things about this place, I thought ok, well, I got a bad one. I go here again and I tried the Latin Ninja (Salmon Belly Poke, Plantain Chips, Green Leaf Lettuce, Ginger Guac, Bubu, with Leche de Tigre). They put one scoop of the salmon belly in the middle, so the center cut looks like there is a lot of salmon. The salmon itself had great texture, but the crunch of the plantain chips and the bubu (small crispy toasted balls) overpowered the whole sushirrito. It wasn't a good overpowering too, as it was so bland. I got the texture of the guac, but the taste, not so much. I wouldn't be itching to go back here soon, but am willing to try some of their others. Crossing my fingers for third time is the charm. read more

Sushirrito - Sumo Crunch - Japanese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Oft-imitated but never equaled, Sushirrito ups the ante for fusion by combining two staples - sushi and burritos - in an imaginative, satisfying way. As others have noted, it's not really a burrito; rather, it's an oversized sushi roll that requires two hands to eat. I ordered the Latin Ninja ($12) since I'm partial to salmon, spice, and everything nice. This behemoth was structurally sound compared to imitations I've tried. The sushi burrito held its shape, the nori wasn't overly soggy, and the proportion of the ingredients seemed right. And, if you haven't seen the pictures, it's aesthetically pleasing as well. However, I wasn't sold on the flavors. The Latin Ninja tasted particularly bland despite ginger guacamole and leche de tigre. The sushi burrito seemed more focused on texture - crunch of the plantain chip, fattiness of the fish, and the vegetal paperiness of the green leaf lettuce - than flavor. I'd try something else if I were to come back, but I'd probably check out other places before doing so. Staff were astoundingly efficient, and had my order ready by the time I was prompted to remove my credit card from the chip reader. Amazing! This branch features a very small seating area, so your best bet is to take it back to the office or enjoy somewhere nice like Yerba Buena Gardens. read more