Sushirrito - San Francisco

If you love sushi and Mexican food get here! It's only a 4 bc of the limited seating. It's a 5 for flavor, variety, and the spinoff creativity of both cultures. I bet 75% of the business is to go. Lava nachos and caballero were awesome. However, lots of folks were ordering sumo crunch. You can't miss!

Sushi+ Burrito! Need I say more? This place is heaven on earth.<br/ <br/ Recommendations: <br/ All burritos are nice depending on your taste.<br/ My personal favourite is Sumo Crunch.<br/ <br/ Their lava nachos with tuna are worth trying as well.<br/ <br/

Great new concept. Sushi roll in the form of a burrito. Ideal for a quick lunch or dinner. I had the Salmon Samba and it was delicious! For me was a little weird to eat sushi with meat inside but they have it as well. One sushirrito can be shared between two people, if both aren't used to eating a lot during the day.

Let me start by saying, I totally understand what the hype is about. With that being said I already feel like sushi on it's own is a lot in one bite. I got the Salmon Samba because I was hesitant about all of the raw fish in the other options. The flavor was spot on but incredibly filling. I could've had half of a sushiritto and been satisfied. Overall, I'm glad I tried it but wouldn't go out of my way to go again.

Posted on March 16, 2015 by Dee — No Comments Is it sushi? Is it a burrito? It’s both! Well technically, you could say it’s one big sushi roll that hasn’t been cut into sushi? I heard about Sushiritto a little while before I headed down to San Francisco, but when I mentioned it to a couple friends here they were put off with the idea of a gigantic sushi roll. Which is understandable to some sushi purists, but Sushiritto isn’t for them. While the concept is simple, the fusion hasn’t been done to this level of mainstream appreciation until now. What I liked about my Sushiritto is that contrary to what I thought prior to entering the busy shop – it isn’t 80% rice like I thought it would be. No, it was actually a fair portion of ingredients stuffing this delightful roll to maximum stomach happiness. The flavour is nice, mild and with a bit of crunch because of the roll I went with which was the Geisha’s Kiss (yellowfin tuna, tamago, piquillo peppers, yuzu tobiko, lotus chips, Namasu cucumber, butter lettuce, avocado and sesame white soya . It is definitely filling, so one sushi burrito is good to fill you up for lunch. They have other interesting flavours like Sumo Crunch (shrimp tempura, crab , Porkivore (oven roasted pork belly , Caballero (sake-asada beef, kimichurri sauce , Mayan Dragon (chicken katsu, purple peruvian potatoes and several more on their menu. If you pass by a Sushiritto (and trust me, they’re hard to miss with that lineup! – give it a try for a delicious, quick lunch (or in our case, a snack! . Check out their website and menu here . Food: Service:  Value:  Ambiance:  OVERALL: