Sushirrito - Réserver une table

This was my first time trying a sushi burrito and I really enjoyed it. Im a big sushi fan and thought it was a great twist on sushi. The portions were a little on the small side for the price but I was in SF so thats the norm. There was a good amount of fish in each burrito and the flavors were good. We ordered the Latin Ninja and the Salmon Samba. I liked the sauce flavor in the salmon Samba one better than the Latin Ninja.We also tried a piece of my friends Panko-crusted spam musubi and they we amazing!!! Wish I had ordered that. We can with a large group of 10 people. They don't have a ton of seating but we were able to move tables around so that we could all sit together. The service was...

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I recently had the opportunity to visit this sushi restaurant and I must say, my experience was much better than my initial impression. While I had previously rated them a 1 star due to their online status indicating they were open when they were actually closed, my recent visit was definitely worth a higher rating.The Sumo Burrito was the highlight of my meal and it was phenomenal! It's an excellent choice for those who may not prefer raw fish. I was pleasantly surprised to find that their other burritos were also great, showcasing the restaurant's variety of menu options.Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for delicious sushi burritos. Despite my initial mishap,...

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Nice lunch place. The pricing feels a little steep, but it is in downtown SF. The y added a new item to the menu, fried spam musubi! I recommend eating all their items immediately, they don't travel well if you have a distance greater then 15min. Nice seating, enough for a small group of 3 or 4Wheelchair accessibility: Street entrance, large exit, allows you to go straight to register and low bar seating.

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A culinary traditionalist with a taste for authenticity, I navigate the American sea of fast food chains and find this culinary paradox.If you're the sort who pairs oysters with Coca Cola, this could be your thing for me, it was like a disgruntled sushi chef was haunting each mouthful. I mean, isn't this just a California roll that's failed its yoga class?kudos to all the sauces at the table tho..m

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I love this place. The fusion of sushi and in a burrito style delivery, uh-mazing. I over ordered and ate it for 2 days straight. Didn't want to waste anything.

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