Jaburritos Sushi Burritos

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the sushi burrito at Jaburritos. It was fresh, flavorful, and held together really well while eating—which isn’t always the case with sushi burritos. The ingredients tasted high quality, and everything was made with care. Seating inside is pretty limited, so it’s more of a grab-and-go or quick stop kind of place. Located right on the LINQ Promenade, it’s a fun and tasty option if you’re in the area and craving something different. Definitely worth trying!

OH MY GOSH!!! I am quite the sushi fanatic, so you can imagine my pure joy upon discovering a place which sells SUSHI BURRITOS!!! Absolutely amazing and I shall now long for one every day.

Taste : 4.3/5 Environment: 4.2/5 Service：4.0/5 If you’re in the mood for something unique, you’ve got to try the sushi burrito! Ordering is super easy at the kiosk, where you can customize your giant roll with all your favorite ingredients. The freshness of the ingredients really stands out, and the portion sizes are generous—definitely enough to satisfy your cravings. It’s a fun twist on sushi that you won’t want to miss!

Came here on a Monday just before 3pm. There was no wait. Ordered at the kiosk. Ordered the Long Beach. It was ready in under 10 minutes. The sushi burrito was a lot. They run about $20 each but it can easily feed 2 adults. A good value if you split it, which they do slice in half. Rice to filling portion was just right. I liked that the shrimp tempura was crunchy to add texture. I would have liked to add wasabi but I didn’t see nor ask.

We visit this place every time we’re in Las Vegas - it’s become a little tradition of ours. The ingredients are always fresh, even when it’s scorching hot outside. The line is never too long, and we’ve never waited more than 10 minutes. I really appreciate places like this - creative and experimental, where you can enjoy familiar flavors with a fresh twist. Definitely worth a visit!

I got the chicken teriyaki bowl, it was so good. The teriyaki sauce seeped into the rice for some extra flavor. perfect lunch spot, the weather was nice, so we grabbed a seat at a covered picnic table outside. Good portion as well

Check your order IMMEDIATELY when ordering for a gluten allergy. I came here specifically because I read so many positive reviews about how gluten-free friendly this restaurant is supposed to be. I was very specific that I needed everything to be gluten free before ordering. After speaking with the person at the register I felt pretty good about their knowledge of the menu. I ended up ordering 2 burrito's, 1 Redondo and 1 Alcopolco. The first one, the Redondo, I ate right away and it was great. Everything was perfect. The Alcopolco though was not great. I asked for no Pico and no Wonton strips - it ended up having both. Since the Alcopolco sat in the fridge for a bit the wonton strips got soggy, and I didn't notice them until I was 1/2 way through.

I have my sushi burrito without Pico de gallo because of onion. Forgot to take photo caused too hungry. I always appreciate those shop that with one or few options of vegan or vegetarian option. Thanks so much to Jaburritos.

I have been a fan of sushi burritos ever since the concept came to San Francisco many years ago. Hadn't had one in a while and was excited about coming to this place. Of course the prices are on par with the price costs these days, $20 for the Redondo sushi burrito. Taste was great, but I was a little disappointed that I wasn't told there was a ginger and wasabi bar. I saw it as I was leaving!! We ordered at the kiosk, but go up to the counter if you want to make any alterations. The worker brought our tray to our table. There are no restrooms here, but there are plenty in the casinos. Easy quick meal if you don't want to have a long sit down.

I used a kiosk to place an order which was called out from the counter. You have to pay for a cup of water. It is expensive but such is vegas. They have a nice little patio with misters. The flavor of the burrito itself was surprisingly good but I wish the fillings were chopped a little smaller. Overall I enjoyed it and would return.

We got the Redondo and it was just ok. Probably the least delicious thing I had during my four day Vegas trip, but that doesn't mean it was bad by any means, just...alright. Instead of spending a $20 sushi "burrito" (just an oversized sushi maki roll), you're better off getting Gordon Ramsay's fish and chips just a couple hundred feet away for a similar price. The lobby of the restaurant was hot and sort of humid and smelled strongly of a pickled/sushi smell, which made it a bit unpleasant. We ate outside on the patio anyway because the lobby was closing when we went. A big plus though is that you get refills for free on the fountain drinks! Service was also friendly.

This was a great lighter lunch option. The ingredients tasted fresh and service was fast and friendly. I tried the salmon roll that was spicy. I can't remember the exact name, but it was tasty. They get major bonus points for having gluten free soy sauce!

Jaburritos, where a mixed fish sushi burrito sets you back $24--ouch! My to-go order took forever, and I could've used more sauce and a bit of flavor. But hey, it's smack in the middle of the bustling LINQ Promenade, prime real estate with barely any Asian food options. Sushi burritos might take time, but I was looking for fast food--emphasis on fast. If you're in a hurry, be ready to wait and pay the Vegas premium.

Wow. This place is great and opens late. Very packed with protein fresh seafood and very hearty. (Don't be afraid of how small it looks from outside)? The $12 kids/redonodo is sufficient for an adult. It has a large amount of food and fish too. Staff are nice and friendly and service is fast.

Came here for a quick lunch. Got the Kodiak bowl below. The space and service itself was fine the cashier was nice when taking our orders. The food itself however isn't all that great, it's definitely not bad but I wouldn't go as far as to say it tasted great. The price is also a little high for the portion sizes. There was barely any salmon in my salmon bowl but could just be the Vegas prices.

Awesome! I got the redondo. I was super famished and this was such a clean, tasty, and easy way to fill up. I'll be back again and again!!

So unique and tasted amazing!! Ambiance was vibrant and spacious. The service was incredibly fast and friendly. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Food was really good. Service was friendly and fast. Portion was good Value for prove and poke bowl was fresh and tasty.

Small store across the in n out. On the linq prom. Overall I thought it was decent, but I think it was not worth the price. My first time having a sushi burrito as I wanted to try it but it was quite small. Service was quick as I was the only one there. Small packets of soy and ginger are free on the side. I feel like it be more food if I get the bowl instead. 20 bucks for a hand roll basically is not worth Off to the food! 3.8 - Redondo - Food wise if you don't take account the price, tasted pretty yummy. No fishy taste at all, and with the three fish combination you get a lot of flavors at once. Before I know it, it was already gone . Not much poke places near the strip so this is a decent pick up if it's not for the price

Pros: You get a lot of food for the price. Great location. Indoor AND outdoor seating. Variety of food options, and there are some Vegetarian and Vegan options available. The food came out pretty quickly and the staff were super kind. The are is pretty cool. The ambiance is casual, with live music playing on either side of the restaurant. Cons: I can't think of any. Overall score: A+

Jaburritos is located on the Linq Promenade outdoor mall, right across from In and Out. They specialize in sushi burritos, including premium ingredients like crab. They also have a range of adult beverages like sangrias. Its similar to a restaurant we have on California SF Bay Area, Sushirito. My review is for their cooked sushi rice bowls. Although I do enjoy raw fish,my wife and 3yo son prefers cooked food. We found both the grilled salmon (Kodiak) and chicken (Waikiki) to be overcooked and on the dry side. Overall 3 stars for me. Their raw options are more likely to command a higher rating based on reviews from other Yelpers.

Ordered the Redondo bowl to go. Quality of fish is good, flavors are there but could use more sauce. I added avocado and subbed the wasabi mayo for sriracha mayo and that was a win. Service is quick! Overall not bad, but also nothing to write home about.

Jaburritos is located on the Linq Promenade outdoor mall (right across from In and Out). They have sushi burritos as well as sushi bowls. They also serve a regular fountain drinks along with alcoholic beverages. Outdoor seating is available at this restaurant. I ordered the Rendondo with Avocado sushi burrito for take out. The fish was fresh and the sushi burrito comes with a lot of available toppings. Completely customizable for those who might be pickier. My only qualm is that my sushi burrito did not come with soy sauce or wasabi. There was poke sauce and spicy mayo in the sushi burrito but I felt like it needed just a tad bit of soy sauce and wasabi to give it an extra kick. Overall a pretty solid place to order from if you are craving a sushi burrito or bowl.

Stopped in on our way to a comedy show for a fast quick bite. On a time crunch so we decided to share a sushi bowl. We weee not disappointed. Fresh ingredients and friendly service. A bit pricey but it's the strip and we did get a good value for what we ordered. Cute decor set up for people watching.

It was ok but over priced. The burrito fell apart as the seaweed isn't big enough & doesn't wrap completely around the burrito so everything fell out when I peeled off the wrapper. Ordered the Redondo

3.5 stars. Sushi burritos are about $20 but it's a fun novelty concept. Came here at 9:00 PM on a weeknight and the line was very long still. The burrito came out quickly after ordering. There is an area where you can get little packets of ginger, wasabi, and soy sauce. The burrito itself is a fun novelty but the quality of fish is pretty low, even salmon tasted very grainy. It was filling for me though people have mentioned the burritos are on the small side and it is definitely pricey for what it is but I think that is all Las Vegas strip restaurants.

I ordered the redonda and the rock port burrito. From the initial size of it, I didn't think I was gonna be full from the whole thing however eating half of it made me pretty full. I recommend sharing one burrito between two people. The bowl definitely has more than the burrito. Their ratio in the burrito was solid. The sushi burritos went well with the soy sauce and wasabi that they provide. Their mango lemonade was refreshing. Their pineapple dole whip was refreshing and perfect for that Las Vegas weather. Staff is friendly here as well. I would recommend coming here if you want something "fresh" to eat.

(Rockport Roll: 57.5% | F) - This burrito runs around the $20 mark including taxes etc and I found to be rather small. Beyond the small and expensive problem, the spicy tuna tastes evidently not fresh and the only part of the crab that could be tasted is the crispy shell. Furthermore, this burrito is loaded with jalapeno likely to mask the freshness of the tuna to no avail. Overall, it was immensely disappointing to see such a highly rated place lack in the technical execution. IG: @amei.eats

I was staying nearby and sushi burritos or "Sushirrito" really sounded like an interesting concept I had to try! After carefully looking at the menu I decided it was a must to get the burrito as opposed to the bowl and I ended up getting the Redondo Sushirrito. Wow it was packed with flavor! It was a larger burrito than I was expecting and it was filled with an assortment of toppings. I would definitely order it again if I was in the area and craving sushi. If you've never had a sushi burrito before, this is definitely the place to try it out!

I have been craving this ever since we left Vegas! The Long Beach in a tortilla was FIRE!! I HIGHLY recommend to try his spot. People watching on a nice day from the patio with this fresh food= perfect recharge!

Overall: 3.5/5 (dine in) We came on a Wednesday night 15 minutes before closing. All the inside tables were stacked up already but outdoor patio dining was still available. The menu is easy to read but the sushi burritos are overpriced because of the store location. The size is a tad smaller than other places too and it's not as filling. Would I come back? No. Malibu ($22): We got the Malibu with seaweed wrapper. This is probably the most expensive one since it came with 3 types of fish. It's honestly about the same quality of Sushirrito but more expensive but falls apart more easily. It doesn't seem like they use anything to stick the seaweed wrapper together like rice grains so after the first few bites you can see it coming undone. The fish was good but not fresh like poke. The fish chucks are a bit too big so I wish they cut them into smaller pieces. It had the basic flavor of spicy mayo so there's really nothing special about it.

My daughter (with my wife) came here yesterday and really raved about it and told me to go today. Quality/Quantity - Malibu - It was okay, my fault. I did not know that they cut the burrito in the middle. I did not know to take off the first layer of paper and eat with the two halves with only 1 ply of paper. I opened it from one side like I do a normal burrito. Then the cups they give are too small to dip in, so I had to pour my soy sauce wasabi mixture into my burrito. I know... Generous fish in the middle, but not the ends. I would have preferred the fish to be spread out in the entire burrito; fish with every bite. Next time I will get a bowl. Long Beach - My wife's choice, she felt it should have been a little bigger. She was still hungry after her lunch. Rodonda - My daughter's choice, she thought they gave generous fish, but could have also used more of everything else, especially the rice. Decent drink options, see picture. Atmosphere - Small location. Open kitchen. Indoor and outdoor seating. NO bathrooms, so make sure you wash your hands before coming. I am glad they put that in large print before you enter the restaurant. Service - I told them this was my first time here and it would have been nice if I got some direction or instructions. Overall, the cashier was nice, well mostly everyone was nice. No small talk, just business. You order, pay, and they give you a pager. When the pager goes off, you go up and pick up your food. Self service soy sauce, wasabi, and ginger. The ginger did not look good, but it tasted normal, which is good. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. It started getting busier when I left. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 11pm or midnight. Parking at the casinos but I walked. Price - No prices on the outside advertised menu. I felt this place is more expensive than it should be, but maybe because it is on the strip...? I paid approximately $25 for my burrito with NO drink. If they advertised the price on the outside menu, I might not have eaten here, LOL. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2015 and with this second location since 2017.

Located along the Vegas strip near the LINQ promenade, the location was very convenient and easy to find. It's not a big place but did have about 6 tables of seating inside. The food was not bad; ingredients tasted fresh and are very standard to what you are used to seeing at any poké establishments. A good place to stop by for some quick bites. The food was prepared fresh and very quickly and we enjoyed it.

Excellent burrito bowl. This would be 5 stars if the food were not so overpriced. I loved the redondo, which had raw salmon, tuna, and yellowtail with a light sauce. I chose half rice, half salad as the base, which cost $1 more but provided a better balance than one or the other. Lots of seafood included, all perfectly fresh and delicious.

We were going to wait in line at in and out for a quick bite but defended to come here instead. It was really quick, less crowded, and better quality food. I've never had a sushi burrito and I definitely wish we had these in my hometown. Will be back!

Very good quality, and even though prices are a bit higher due to the location, they do not skimp out on the portion size. I was staying at the Linq Hotel nearby for a few days and Jaburritos was a great place for something quick and fresh, especially after all the heavy food you can have here in Vegas. It was so good that I ended up coming here twice during my trip. I opted to get the bowls both times, doing half rice and half salad and loved both ones I had - Redondo, and the Rockport. There's also free pickled ginger packets, of which I love and used a lot for a tart bite.

I stopped by here looking for a quick late night meal. Ive only had a sushi burrito one other time and unfortunately that place was way better. I ordered the kodiak and it was just ok, not much flavor or fish inside. Also it was smaller than I expected for the price. Minus one star for the food. They did have a large indoor seating area and it was clean. So they get a few stars for that. The customer service was not great. I asked an employee a question about the menu and he was unable to answer the question. Maybe he was new? Minus one star for service. I would not come back.

Hmm... Really wanted to like this place especially after such a high rating and so many reviews. I just feel this whole area is a tourist trap. Hence overpriced food. Just this section feels so carnavalish and touristy. Everything is amped up, loud, not too classy, overpriced and just crowded. It's fun though if that's what you are looking for. Ok so for this place. No line. Walk up and order. Felt liked it because it was hot outside and had a big lunch so wanted a snack or lighter option. This would have been good if it wasn't priced so high. I felt it was overpriced even for the portion they gave and especially some fish that was questionable. Not what we expected at all. Not as fresh as we thought it would be either based on the reviews. The workers were friendly but kinda new and not too helpful. The bowls tasted ok on some not only he others. The roll was just ok. Maybe it was an off day idk but expected way more. Expected poke or fresher fish for the price? Anyways wany a quick overpriced snack? This may be it. Left wanting more

I did not like the chunks of tuna inside the burrito. I wish it had the tuna sushi inside. I felt like I was eating bumblebee tuna inside a burrito. It was a filling meal.

Tried out Jaburritos for the first time during my most recent visit to Las Vegas. I was staying at The Linq for a few days and wanted to try something new. I'm a big sushi fanatic and have always had an overall good experience with sushi burritos at other places, so it made sense to give Jaburritos a try after walking by visit-after-visit while at The Linq. Jaburritos is located in The Linq Promenade. Staff were friendly and quick to complete orders during my visit. I ended up ordering a Long Beach burrito and made it a combo with their Mango Lemonade and a miso soup. The burrito was a nice size with a good rice-to-fixings ratio. The Long Beach burrito contained crab, shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, spicy mayo, eel sauce, cucumber, wonton strips, and guacamole. All of my favorite sushi components rolled up into one seaweed wrap. Loved it! It was just a like a giant sushi roll. The Mango Lemonade was tasty. The mango balanced out the tartness of the lemonade perfectly. The whole meal was a fantastic and filling. I can't believe it took me so long to give Jaburritos a try. They definitely will become one of my staple stops when I'm staying at The Linq. Good food and friendly service; you can't go wrong.

The Long Beach sushi burrito, packed with krab, shrimp tempura, and spicy tuna, was a delightful fusion of flavors. I decided to add yellowtail to mine, and it was a brilliant addition that elevated the taste even further. The combo special they offer, including a side and a drink, is a great deal. I went for the miso soup, served piping hot, and paired it with a refreshing Sapporo beer.

Great place to grab Poke burritos and bowls. Food tastes fresh, and they have a lot of toppings and sauces to choose from. Location is in the Promenade near the Link Casino Resort and has a simple modern look. Service is very quick!

Delicious and fresh bowls and sushi burritos! Partner and I were staying at the LINQ, had a malibu bowl, a burrito and elote. We decided to add avocado to the elote, HIGHLY suggest it! Staff was super friendly and nice, seating area was clean.

Ok, I wanted to like this place. Really loved the name, menu choices and options. But the food itself was rather mmm, mediocre. Redondo Bowl was my try with the sweet chili edamame and cucumber salad. I couldn't finish any of them. The flavors were all the same--a bit like putting a generic brown sauce on any Chinese food dish. Smother and cover with the sweet chili sauce. maybe I just ordered the wrong items? I'd say spend your $18 entree money, because that's what almost all dishes seem to cost in Vegas, on another choice. Cute decor, pleasant ambiance on a busy strip area, on target service.

Walked a lot of the strip last night and ended up in this area next to the linq. We crossed the street after walking through the shops at Caesars. Was able to get a gluten free burrito with salmon, avocado, and spicy tuna, had them not add crunchy onions and wonton strips. It was around $20 but my bf and I split it and it was still pretty filling. Very yummy and exactly what I expected.

It was a bit pricy, but happily surprising. The fish was in chunks in big containers along the front desk like you'd see at Subway, but there was surprisingly little of that old fish ocean taste. The burritos were very large and I certainly would've preferred them in a more traditional sushi roll size, as this way they fell apart easily and ended up being more of a bowl whether you got the burrito or not. The service was quick and that's about all there is. We didn't stay inside but the ambience was not remarkable. Just kind of made me think of a subway or any other fast food place, which is what originally lowered my expectations a bit. There were some disagreements but the overall consensus of our party was 8/10, the ingredients tasted mostly fresh and the prices were, well, pretty much expected for the Strip. Would come again one day if we're craving poke bowl type food, as allegedly it's one of few places like that on the Strip.

We wanted to try something new and this blew us away. Hubby got the Acapulco and i got the spicy tuna roll. PS. The cucumber lime agua is from the flamingo! It has grey goose in it.

Jaburritos 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste L12 The LINQ Promenade Las Vegas, NV 89109 June 5, 2023 Monday - 6:15 PM for dinner 1 Adult Atmosphere - 4 stars Food - 5 stars Service - 5 stars Background - I have not had a sushi burrito in years and was craving it. I was planning this for lunch. Instead I went with dinner today as my lunch was heavy. Atmosphere - Typical fast food joint. Order at the register, small seating area. I took my food to go. Food Drinks - They have bottled beers, and I went with a Japanese beer. I had the Asahi Dry. Nothing special but I like trying to order the beer from the country I am eating from. Wait is the sushi burrito American or Japanese? Dinner - I had pre-planned burrito. The Acapulco was calling me because of the Spicy Tuna in it, there was also Salmon. Sauces were the spicy mayo and habanero lime. The other ingredients included pico de gallo, wanton strips, crispy garlic, and avocado. Wait was this a Mexican Sushi Burrito, maybe I should have had a Mexican beer. Service - Fast and polite. You order and register. They handed me my beer bottle opened and pager. I took a few pics including my beer bottle and the pager went off. Future - Yes!

When I visited this store, it was surprisingly empty. This was a bit odd but it was also nice because there were plenty of spots to sit in and the service was really quick. I ordered the Redondo with the seaweed wrap. It was pretty stuffed and pretty good. One thing that I didn't like too much was that there were a ton of raw red onions. I feel like it took away from the rest of the ingredients and didn't synergize that well. There is a slight kick, but in general the rest of the flavors blended well. I really liked how light the burrito felt. It also want overloaded with rice so it's not too heavy on the carbs. The burrito comes sliced in half, but be warned - unlike a normal burrito, both ends are open (like a piece of sushi). So it's best to keep the wrapping paper on. However, it's super well wrapped. Two layers of wrappers were used and it was super tight. Overall I enjoyed my experience here. I've had a similar sushi-burrito dish back in California one time but I liked this one better.

Portable sushi no chop sticks required. We tried the Long Beach, Malibu and California roll snack sized for new to sushi child.

Every time I come to Vegas I have to come here. I love the sushi burrito. The food is so fresh and good. It a cute little spot on the Linq strip. Workers were friendly as well.

This was on my to try list especially in Vegas. It looked so good and I was very excited to try the Dole Ice cream. NGL it was pretty expensive $17- $18 for a burrito. I thought it was be a bigger. They were pretty generous with the fish tho. Redondo 4/5: I wish it was bigger but it was pretty tasty, the perfect bite of crunchy, acidic and fish. Again, it was still pretty small for the price. This place does have poke bowls and I think it's more worth it because the bowls looked really big. also kinda disappointed bc the dole pineapple ice cream wasn't working :(, and it's pretty expensive for $10 a cup. Luckily customer service was super nice and offered a refund :)

The friendly service was a highlight! The server was very helpful and explained how all the ordering combinations worked. He also recommended the Mango Lemonade and it was bomb! The Redondo sushi burrito was tasty! It came with salmon, ahi tuna, and yellowtail. We asked for the jalapenos on the side and they gave us a ton. The burrito was pricey (strip prices) but the portion was pretty big.

It's on the Las Vegas Strip.. so it's touristy and maybe the prices are a little inflated but then again I'm sure the rent is not cheap. I stopped in for a quick bite while I was on break at work, The place was busy and the staff at the counter were friendly and helpful. I ordered the Long Beach which included crab, shrimp tempura and spicy tuna. It took a minute, but they're made to order. The burrito was fresh, tasty and delicious. The combination of ingredients and the different textures were spot on; I'd definitely eat here again

My burrito was really good. It was the most expensive on the menu but really made up for it in flavor. It was ready pretty quickly & it was self service. Will be back

I am a fan of sushi burritos. We stopped by here while we were walking through the strip. There wasn't a line and the food seemed to be coming out fast. We ordered the Long Beach which was alright. The rice needed some more flavor for sure. The workers were nice and we were able to customize the burrito. I have been to several spots that serve these types of burritos and I will say that the size was much smaller than other establishments. Also, a lot of tables were dirty and no one was cleaning them.

Fresh ingredients and friendly service. We received our food very quickly. I ordered mine as a salad. Love the sesame dressing!

Every time I'm in Vegas, this place is a must. Located in the busy promenade area between flamingo and the linq, it's not hard to find. I always for the Long Beach sushi burrito but decided to get the redondo poke/sushi bowl this time around. As always, the staff is very helpful when ordering food and making sure that you get it how you like best. The place inside is very chill and relaxing which is good since it's just packed and chaotic outside sometimes. If you want some good food that's filling at a decent price, stop by here.