Kappo Sushi and Ramen

Casual, counter-serve kitchen that serves sushi rolls and ramen. Stumbled upon this place while strolling around Fenway. During a busy Saturday lunch hour, the dining room was completely empty, so I initially didn’t have high expectations. Along with some shumai, I got two of their specialty rolls. The shumai tasted like it came straight out of a microwave from a frozen packet, but it was still decent. Thankfully, the specialty sushi rolls were satisfying. Between the Blizzard and the Crazy Maki, my favorite was the Crazy Maki, which came with a surprisingly thick layer of sesame tuna tartare on top. Similarly, the Blizzard rolls came with a generous layer of crab stick, and a light drizzle of sriracha sauce added a nice flavor boost. Since they’re also on Fooda, I got to try their poke for lunch as well. Despite its relatively high price, the Poke bowl was somewhat of a letdown in terms of both size and quality. With just seaweed salad, avocado, and tobiko, it lacked complexity and refinement, and it was one of the most basic poke I had in a while. Overall, a solid budget option for sushi rolls. While some of their offerings may be a miss, the quality and value of their specialty rolls make it a worthy contender.

Stopped here for an early dinner while picking my brother up from Boston(4/9). This is the type of place I tend to enjoy. Casual spot, quick service and affordable food. Mostly students when we went. I had the chicken donburi while my brother had the poke and sushi. The chicken donburi was crispy and delicious. Lightly fried and not too greasy. Teriyaki sauce was sweet and not too overpowering. My brother enjoyed his poke and sushi as well but said the poke was just alright for the price. Nothing special. If you’re looking for a quick bite that won’t break the bank, this is a good spot. Will have to try the sushi burrito if I ever come back here.

Update 2/28/2024: After a second visit, I'm upgrading to 5/5 stars. On this visit I ordered one of their specialty rolls, the "Rainbow Roll" and the spicy tuna roll again. Both were better than on my first visit, and I'm glad I went back. Original: I think this was a solid 4/5 stars experience. It was better than just okay, but not like "wow, I'm in love." Admittedly, I've only started to appreciate sushi in the past couple of years, but I have a clue. I got the salmon roll and the spicy tuna roll, and I thought they were good but not great. The salmon had a nice texture but a bit of a fishy taste. The spicy tuna was better -- not very spicy though, which is fine for my Midwest palate. I'm glad I got two rolls, because the rolls were pretty small. I thought this was good, but slightly less tasty than the pre-packed sushi rolls I get at the supermarket sushi counter -- and I'm not talking about Whole Foods here -- I'm talking about Meijer, our supermarket chain in Michigan. The sushi rolls we make at home are way better. I went there with a co-worker from California, and she thought it was pretty good, if that helps. Still...good, not great. Four stars.

Nice, clean place with friendly, efficient servers. Food is alright - notably, shumai had that classic taste and the eel nigiri was flavorful and pretty. However, rolls can be a bit hit-or-miss; some pieces were way more rice and filler than fish, and the fish itself wasn’t always particularly anything to rave about. But a good choice for a nicely priced sushi dinner.

This was my first time trying a sushi burrito and it was so delicious. I wish I took a photo but I devoured the food so fast. First off, I ordered a Kappo burrito to go and it came with free miso soup. $13 for a filling burrito and soup, totally worth it. I wasn’t expecting much but it was so delicious that now I’m planning when I can go again to try the rest of their menu. The store was so clean and pretty and seems like a nice place to hang around. Definitely recommend. Delicious! Edit: went back a couple days ago and snapped some photos

I got the mango sushi roll and it was fantastic, some of the best shrimp tempura and juiciest mango I have had! What a wonderful pairing, perfectly sized and very fresh shrimp! The tempura coating was light so the shrimp really shone through

Food isn't terrible, but for $16 the ramen is also not particularly worth it. Go elsewhere for that, if you're looking for good ramen. They do have good boba tea at a perfectly ordinary price. I got the Shio ramen and the broth and noodles were not particularly impressive. It's a cute shop, though.

The best place in the Fenway area to get sushi! Great quality sushi, great prices too! 1st picture is a salmon roll and miso soup from the lunch special along with salmon and tuna nigiri. Delicious sushi and never disappoints not only that but the staff is AMAZING

The SO had heard that Sushi Kappo was the cheaper alternative to their fancier sister restaurant Ebi Sushi, so we came by for a weeknight dinner. Its interior was pretty humble, probably seen better days. I could see the wear and tear on what would have once been a cute trendy restaurant. The menu boasts a variety of Japanese and Japanese-adjacent foods - sushi, common apps like gyoza and edamame, ramen, sushi burritos, poke, and donburi. We elected to stick with the sushi. We ordered 4 rolls to share: salmon with avocado, Crazy Maki, caterpillar, and Miso Salmon. And honestly they were all pretty good! They were nicely presented, were a good size, and most importantly tasted good. My personal favorite was the Crazy Maki. Least favorite was probably the Miso Salmon which had both a thick sweet miso sauce AND black truffle mayo and together made for a kind of weird combo. Importantly, the prices were reasonable in my opinion. I feel like it's rare to see a sushi restaurant offering special rolls less than $15 now.

Since this place is nearby and seems to have some good dinner options, we came here on the later side and got two bowls of ramen. The bowls came a little slow for there being no one else in the restaurant, and one of the bowls had a soapy taste. I wasn't particularly impressed with the flavor or toppings either. For example, the meat looked saucy and delicious but was dry and difficult to chew. I also felt that the portion was a little small for the price. I don't think they are known for their ramen however, and may come back to try their sushi.

Sushi Kappo has bubble tea and fruit iced tea drinks now!! I went on Friday evening to get a boba tea but they were out of boba so went back on Saturday afternoon and got a Taro milk tea with 30% sugar and very little ice. It was nice, milky and creamy tasting and the bobas were nice too. Place was mostly empty and it was only a short wait for the tea. Service was friendly. We usually just get sushi pick-up from here or in the summer sit outside so first time sitting inside while waiting for the order. Cool interior wall and ambiance. They also have a couple other new entree dishes on their menu now so will have to return to try those at some point.

We came here as a second round of food to eat lightly, to which the food wasn't bad! It's what you would expect from a sushi burrito. The sumo burrito was solid (had a lot of flavor of the eel) but the Kappa burrito was not as good because you couldn't taste the salmon/just a bland burrito overall. The people were super friendly. Love the setting of the place and was a nice area to chill! I would come here again if I wanted a small bite of something during the day but not the first place to think of.

Sushi Kappo has quickly become one of my favorite sushi places in Boston. I got the Boston sushi burrito, which has salmon, crab meat, cream cheese, avocado, cucumber, spicy mayo, crispy tempura flakes, and tobiko. The salmon is very fresh and the portion size is just right. At first, I asked the staff if I can have the cream cheese removed because I am not a big fan of having a chunk of cream cheese in sushi. However, the staff told me that the cream cheese is actually mixed in with the crab meat. I took her recommendation to keep it and it turned out great! This place is located in the Fenway area and a 10-min walk from the MFA. I will definitely come back here to try other things on their menu.

Quick place to eat with good choices. We had a little bit of everything and it was all good. Service was quick. Prices are a little high for what it is, but the location drives that.

Was advertised online that there is a " Happy Hour! 10% off all items!" Upon driving 30 minutes to get to the location, the worker first claimed that it was no a thing anymore (despite the website dating it June 2). After talking the worker then said I needed to order online to get the discount, which was also not true. Lastly she claimed that the things I ordered was not eligible. Feels like a scam.

Super yummy lunch place! I tried the Kappo sushi burrito and it hit the spot :) I loved the different fillings--great flavor and texture, and I felt like the ratio of fresh vegetables to fish was good. I also appreciated how there wasn't too much rice, which sometimes detracts from sushi burritos at other places that use it as filler. Poké places often have sushi burritos that taste more like poké--this one tasted closer to a maki roll with extra veggies and crab salad packed in. I think it was a good amount of food for me--I was quite full after finishing, but I could imagine other people with bigger appetites being not quite full with just a sushi burrito. There are a number of other options on the menu that look great, though! Overall though, it was super delicious, and I'm definitely going to try to come again! The outdoor seating was great for social distancing and was nice during the midday, especially now that it's springtime.

Best. sushi. ever. the spicy crispy california rolls are to die for. i even scraped the plate clean of the crispy bits. we also got the pork buns. the bun on the outside was pillowy soft and the pork was tender. the tan tan ramen was delicious and the egg was cooked to perfection. the pork dumplings were good, but nothing to rave about. the sauce that came on the side however was impeccable. not really a sit down and get service kind of vibe. you order at the counter and they bring it to where you're sitting. the boba is also delicious. i 100% recommend this place to all.

Food: OMG HANDS DOWN BEST SUSHI IN TOWN. SOOOOOO YUMMY. All of these rolls were BOMB, decently priced for their size, GREAT variety, food was fast, I came with 3 friends and we ate a good amount because it was SOOOO good (we're HUGE foodies). Even their edamame was delicious. Sushi Kappo IS THE BEST - I don't think you can ever go wrong with anything from there. I'd come back in a heart beat. Location: GREAT outdoor seating, St Peterborough St (and Fenway in general ) has TONSSSS of amazing restaurants and great night life if you're into that stuff (I'm not, lol). Great place to hang out in the summer, the Rose Garden by the Fens is also pretty in the summer. I loveeee all the restaurants on St Peterborough.

Very good sushi! I got the volcano roll and it was sooo good. Such cute outdoor seating. Take out or eat in would be awesome. The staff was friendly and ordering was a breeze.

Interesting Japanese restaurant located off the beaten path, in a strip mall setup of different ethnic cuisines tucked away behind Boylston Street. It's a fast casual setup, with limited seating, so don't go in expecting white table cloths. Also the front door is really hard to open and needs some WD40. My friend had a sushi burrito and really enjoyed it. Apparently it hit the spot, because it was gone in record time. My spicy miso ramen was good, but not great. The broth was a good level of spice, holding a good flavor without making you feel like someone was rubbing chili peppers on your tongue. However, it wasn't very hearty, and the noodles in the ramen were not the best. The dish overall was fine, especially for a fast casual setting, but left a little to be desired in terms of ingredients. Still a good quick dining option that isn't an overpriced chain, which is becoming a rarity in this part of Boston.

Ordered a sushi burrito through Ritual ($12.95 in the app). I tried the Kappo burrito, which had tuna, salmon, avocado, cucumbers, lettuce, red cabbage, and a spicy imitation crab with masago mix. The burrito also had crunchy tempura bits in it. The rice layer isn't too thick, so there is a lot of filling. I wish the fish slices (tuna, salmon) were thicker. I could barely taste them over the other fillings. On the other hand, the avocado slices were super thick which was nice. As you can see in the photo there is a lot of the spicy crab/masago mix (I thought they were carrots when I first looked at my burrito and I was so disappointed...). Normally I'd be annoyed at them for putting so much of the imitation crab, but the masago and the spicy sauce actually made it taste really good. Because there were so many fillings and the rice layer was thin, I was worried that the burrito would fall apart while I ate it, but it actually held together really well. Most of the flavor in the burrito came from the sauce in the crab/masago mix. Everything else wasn't seasoned, so you may want to ask for more sauce or add soy sauce. The sushi burrito was pretty pricey for its size. It tasted great but if I were to spend $13 on lunch again I would order something else.

Very good sushi in the backyard of Fenway. They have a good selection of sushi, sashimi and rolls at a reasonable price. It is a small place, but orders are turned over quick. I like Salmon, so can vouch for their sushi and rolls. My wife enjoyed their seaweed and miso soup.

My friend and I came here around lunchtime on a weekday. There wasn't a lot of sitting room, but it was pretty full when we arrived. We ordered the Kappo sushi burrito to-go to share. We waited around 10min for our food to be ready. Our order came with a small container of miso soup, which was a nice surprise! The Kappo burrito, itself, was tasty. I was a little disappointed by how little fish there was compared to all of the other vegetables inside. It definitely felt more like I was eating a salad-burrito rather than a burrito-sized sushi roll. The roll also fell apart very quickly, so it was very messy to eat. The miso soup was very plain - it had very few pieces of seaweed and tofu. I'm glad I got to try Kappo, but I don't think I'll be back again. For the price I paid, I feel like I could get something more worthwhile.

Mostly a takeout place. Service is very good! Had a poki bowl and a burrito. Good for what it is and if you need something in a rush.

I have ordered from this place three times and I know Sushi kappo won't disappoint me with its sushi burritos. Their burritos are large, definitely filling enough for lunch or dinner. Their burritos also have an ample amount of vegetables and seafood instead of excessive amount of rice. I recommend Kappo Sushi Burrito and I am most likely willing to try other burritos. I do not recommend their sushi rolls as they are mediocre. Their gems are the burritos.

Such good sushi burritos here!! The fish is fresh. The burritos don't fall apart (a big issue with sushi burritos trust me). AND, the filling to rice ratio is insane. They definitely don't skimp on your fish here, thank goodness. I'll be coming back here for all my sushi burritos. We got some hand rolls as well, and those were also really good (: definitely recommend!! It's even harder to resist since it's right next to target

Terrific little spot amidst a row of restaurants with outdoor seating. We had edamame to start, the tuna poke bowl, and one of the noodle soups along with ice-cold Sapporos, of course! It's a small place - order at the counter and they bring the food to you. A-maz-ing. Good poke is good poke - and there's didn't disappoint. But the noodle soup... loaded with noodles, vegetables, and chicken in an incredible broth, then topped with a medium boiled egg that looked exactly like an unpeeled brown egg. I'm sure there's a reason behind that but I didn't give it much thought as I devoured the dish. I definitely tasted ginger root, maybe garlic, I am not sure what else, just an amazing blend of flavors and an incredible aroma. They were also doing a brisk take-out business, another attestation of how delicious the food was. It was a little pricey, but the portions are generous, the food is delicious, service is quick, plus the restaurant is clean and offers different seating options. Great value, incredible taste. We'll definitely be back.

Great find for their lunch specials. Fast friendly service. Indoor and outdoor dining. I tried a lunch special for $10.95: one kappo burrito and a miso soup! It's nice when you can't decide between soup or sushi so you can get a little bit of both. The kappo was well made, fresh and well constructed. Not too much fish inside, mostly veg and rice, but tasty nonetheless. Would return for the lunch specials for sure.

Solid choice for some sushi burritos and surprisingly good ramen! My boyfriend and I came here for lunch on a sunny day during the weekend. This place was less busy than the other options on the street which means ample seating and quick service. I ordered the kappo sushi burrito which includes salmon, tuna, and some other fixings. It was a decent burrito and quite filling. My boyfriend tried the spicy miso ramen which I was able to grab a couple bites of. The broth was very flavorful and rich. The egg was perfectly cooked and the meat was thick and tender. I was pleasantly surprised by how good the ramen was! Overall this is a great place for a quick, casual lunch. Definitely consider getting the ramen!

This restaurant is located on the same street as some good food options such as Rod Dee 2 and Neighborhood Café. It's a small restaurant with the sushi bar and cashier on the left and seating on the right. The inside is very clean with some Japanese décor on the walls. The food they serve here is sushi rolls, sashimi, sushirritos, poke bowls, and ramen. The Food: We ordered the Sushi Burrito with Tuna, salmon, avocado, cucumber, lettuce, red cabbage, and spicy crab meat and the Tonkotsu Ramen. Holy cow the Sushi Burrito here is delicious!!! It came with a good amount of fresh tuna and salmon that was very tender, creamy, and melted in my mouth. The ramen was also good, it came with an egg and three pieces of delicious tender Pork Belly. Overall, very yummy food. Prices were fair for the amount and quality, but they do have lunch specials which I recommend taking advantage of. I highly recommend trying any of their sushirritos!

4 stars for the Spicy Miso Ramen. I ordered this as take-out given the covid pandemic. Portions - very decent amount of noodles, sprouts, and cabbage and cooked well. - Broth portion was a little small (comes in one of those small short-sized plastic containers... vs the usual tall plastic containers you usually get when you get take-out pho). - 2 pieces of pork. - 1 soft boiled egg. - some arugula Flavors - overall pretty good. Not Santouka level of richness but pretty good. - Ramen noodles were not too dry nor overcooked/mooshy. - Broth was like a level 1 of spice, so if you can't handle spicy, then this beginner level amount of spicy will be tolerable. - Not too oily, which happens sometimes with spicy miso ramen broths. - pork was very tender and thick, maybe like 20% fat and 80% lean and pretty tasty - soft boiled egg was on point! I would order it again if I was craving ramen.

Beautiful clean interior and refreshing poke bowls. The fish is good but thank goodness for the lunch menu because regular poke bowl for $16 is a bit pricey, even though it comes with a miso soup. The poke bowls are also already set aka you cannot make your own, like the poke places that Boston has become familiar with. The options are salmon, tuna, or a mix of salmon and tuna. The positive is that it's a big serving and there's a whole avocado included, with fish roe and seaweed salad. There's about 12 indoor seats with four long tables outside. Order at the counter and pick up your own food and bus your own tray. Seems like more people come for pick up than eat in, at least for lunch. I would come back if in the area and really craving raw fish. Otherwise, the prices are hard to get over.

A great addition to the Fenway area! Sushi Kappo is a casual place where you order at the register and pick up at the counter. The moment we walked in, we were immediately greeted by everyone. I ordered the Kappo Sushi Burrito (tuna, salmon, spicy crabmeat, red cabbage, avocado, cucumber, and lettuce) and it did not disappoint. They were generous with portions and everything tasted great! The fish was fresh and the spicy crabmeat gave it that extra kick. Wish they had a make your own sushi burrito option...

I ordered for pickup many times, and love it! The prices are very low for Boston sushi but is just as good quality food! Workers are friendly and helpful. I don't believe there is much seating inside so I prefer to order take out. Small business but seems cozy!

Sushi kappo fills a void in Fenway that I didn't know existed until it came along. Somewhat sad about swish shabu closing down, but happy it was replaced with more sushi! The decor is nice and clean with communal tables. I suspect it gets most of its business via takeout. I tried the kappo sushiritto (sushi burrito) yesterday and the spicy miso ramen today. The sushi burrito is a little pricey for what you get ($13 for what is effectively a large sushi roll) but I guess it's kind of equivalent to two specialty rolls. The thing itself is hard to eat without it sort of just falling apart on you at the end (seaweed is not the sturdiest of foods), but the fish is really fresh and I didn't get food poisoning, so that is a huge plus. The ramen was something that I had been deeply carving, so was excited that there was an option in Fenway instead of having to make the trek to Newbury or Brookline. The spicy miso ramen was okay. The pork was delicious and enough for me (although bigger eaters may think it's not enough). Greens are anemic but the egg was awesome. Really nicely soft boiled. Broth is okay- spicy bit not super rich but without much flavor. Overall, probably an average tasting ramen, but hits the spot when that's what you're craving. Overall, really happy that this place opened up. The food isn't spectacular, but it's pretty darn good and is a nice addition to the Peterborough block.

First time here and I'd say this is fusion Japanese since the sushi is wrapped like a burrito. It was great and fresh but somewhat expensive given that it's right beside a lot of other eateries that have larger portions and better price.

I've heard a lot of good things about the sushi burritos this place offers and i loved it after taking a bite. The lunch combo offers you the Kappo sushi burrito filled with salmon and crab meat. The crab meat was the thing I fell in love with and it taste so good in the sushi rice. The lunch special also offers a side of miso soup which was also great for the price of $10.95. I would definitely come back to this place!

I ordered an eel sushi burrito from here today on Uber Eats. Aside from the fact that it was a tad expensive ($12.45 before tax), I enjoyed it a lot! There were chockful of fillings - avocado, eel, sweet egg, carrots, rice, tamago - and everything was really tasty. I'd recommend trying it out!

One of my best deliveries recently. Their sushi burritos are unique and delicious! I also liked their regular sushis

Overpriced sushi/poke/burrito/ramen that are not authenti with super small portions and awful service. DO NOT COME HERE. Definitely not worth it at all. I was really looking forward to eating here because of all the positive review I had read. It is also close to where I live so it would have been nice to have a good poke place near me, but I was SO disappointed. My friends and I decided to have dinner here on a Tuesday night at 7pm. Two people ordered kappo sushi burritos, one ordered the miso Ramen, and I ordered the sumo as a bowl. The Ramen - broth was very average. Tasted like a spicy miso ramen packet to be honest. We all tried the broth and everyone thought it was OK. Kappo burrito - didn't get to try this but my friend all said it tasted pretty good. Sumo burrito as a bowl - I specifically asked for it on a bed of salad but they gave it to me on a bed of rice... Very small amount of avocado. If you look at the picture it is very small. Overall everything was SO small. My friend and I who ordered burritos were still hungry after dinner. And we had each spend ~15 dollars for them (including taxes etc). We went home and I had to make myself another tuna sandwich. The service was soooo slow. We were waiting for our food for like 30 minutes. This was an awful experience I will not be back and I do not recommend anyone come here. If you are.ceaving sushi/poke go anywhere else.

I have ordered from here a few times because the prices are unbeatable. The sushi is good, cheap, quick, and the people are nice. Their lunch special is absolutely fantastic. You can get two rolls and a miso soup for $10. The sushi is tasty and I will continue coming back because of their prices. Every time I've ordered takeout, my food is ready on time and the servers have been so welcoming. Great bang for your buck!

I have been to Sushi Kappo four times so far and it is easily one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in the Boston area. My go-to is always the eel. Service - Friendly staff! They gave me the wrong order once and the staff immediately made me a new set without charging me extra.

Sushi Kappo is located right near fenway. The service was really quick as I got there right before the lunch hours. The interior itself is clean and you order at the counter and then pick up your own food. You can eat inside or there are tables outside to eat as well. I ordered the kappa and the red sox! Def order 2 because it will not be filling if you are really hungry. Overall, not bad at all, I recommend trying the sushi burritos here!

I was getting tired of my usual sushi joints and I dont want to spend half of my paycheck on sushi so I was delighted to find a sushi kappo in restaurant row. It seems that the sushi burrito and ramen are their main items but I wasn't in the mood for either. I ordered the dragon maki to share with wifey and I got myself a poke bowl. Don't worry, wifey got her vegan pizza at oath down the street since we were in fenway again. The dragon maki tasted like every other dragon maki. It consists of 8 pieces, their special rolls looked pretty standard/limited because they seemed to only carry salmon, tuna, eel, and shrimp on their menu. Onto the poker bowl, it was a little pricey 16.95 but wow did it have a lot of fish! Usually rice bowls are mostly rice but it was the other way around. There were some nice flavors but I wanted more of it. The onions and the poke seasoning was very light, so I had to add some extra soy sauce for the unseasoned pieces. The fish taste nice and fresh and the chunks were cut in perfect bite size pieces. Fyi they have lunch specials on weekdays.

Been here a few times to satisfy my sushi burrito cravings and my all time favourite thing to order is the Kappo sushi burrito which includes salmon, tuna, avocado, carrots, lettuce and cabbage. Overall, it is great for the price - they aren't stingy with the amount of fish. The Kappo sushi burrito has really great flavors that work well together (not drenched in sauces) and I like the extra crunch from the cabbage. The atmosphere is casual, clean, and there is also outdoor seating. Service was quick, probably lines are longer during lunch hours though. Definitely a good place for sushi burritos in the Fenway area! I've tried the ramen in the past and it did not live up to my expectations.

I was so happy to hear that a sushi burrito place opened near my work. I LOVE sushi burritos and could eat them all day everyday - especially because there's fish, and some veggies - which means it's healthy, right? Sushi Kappo was great - a lot bigger than most sushi burritos I've ordered around town, and also seemingly really fresh. How is the fish so fresh? There's no salmon in the Fens...? I got the Fenway, and it was superb. I also was feeling adventurous and ordered veggie Gyoza and the NCC coffee drink. The sushi burrito was creamy, crisp, and delightful, and the veggie Gyoza was filling and tasty, the NCC coffee drink was definitely a mistake...but I adore trying new things, so the risk is worth it!

The highlight of my meal here at Sushi Kappo was the quality of the fish--it was so fresh! I ordered the Kappo sushi burrito and it was prepared quickly and sliced in half. Given the quantity of the ingredients stuffed into the burrito, it's quite easy to make a meal out of one order. Plus, it was also a perk to have free water on-site. In terms of the restaurant itself, it provides cusa very bright and welcoming environment. Plenty of tables both outside and inside for customers to sit, and outlets scattered throughout the store. A great place to grab a quick meal with a friend to catch up, for sure.

I love sushi Kappo, great price point, great quality. I come almost everyday and I can't get enough. The staff is always so nice and the dinning area is so cute

My boyfriend and I were craving sushi in the Fenway area and luckily we came across Sushi Kappo. Read some reviews online and saw that the star of this place are the sushi burritos! They also offer poké bowls and ramen as well. We opted for the Kappo Sushi Burrito which comes with tuna, salmon, avocado, cucumber, lettuce, red cabbage, and spicy crab meat. Their burritos were large and had the perfect balance of rice to veggie/fish ratio. Definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for sushi burritos in the area cause you get your money's worth! This combo was delicious and definitely pretty to look at!

2.5 stars - Sushi Kappo is a welcome addition to the Fenway neighborhood who prior lacked Japanese lunch/dinner options. For what it is, where it's located, and the price, Sushi Kappo is okay. It is by no means authentic and the quality isn't there either. It is, however, good if you are looking to satiate a craving. I ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen and the Crazy Maki (shrimp tempura with tuna tartar). The ramen was so incredibly salty and the broth lacked richness. The 8 hour pork belly was tough and chewy. The noodles themselves were of good consistency and I loved how the bowl of ramen came out hot. I felt I needed to drink a gallon of water to rehydrate after though. The Crazy Maki was good. Not great, but good. The shrimp tempura was rubbery. The tuna tartar on top was good (as well as the microgreens that came with it). Presentation wise - A. The restaurant was clean and the staff were friendly. Price wise - it's expensive for a lunch/fast and casual dinner. The prices are consistent with any formal sit down restaurant, which this place is not. 3 stars from me would require me leaving the restaurant saying "I'm a fan." I'm excited for the people of Fenway to have this option!

After a Red Sox game we were ready for a non greasy bite. We ordered 3 plates of sushi a potsticker type appetizer and a poke bowl plus we got a free miso soup. The quality of the seafood was outstanding and the service was swift and professional. Also the price was very reasonable. We'd be back for sure!

Seriously cannot recommend this place enough! Sushi is amazingly great, always feels fresh. Staff are super nice! This place is a must!!

I LOVE IT! I loved it so much I ate this on two consecutive meals! I had their "KAPPO BURRITO", and my friend who doesn't really like raw fish got a "SUMO BURRITO" and really liked it. I asked for less rice on mine because I don't like having too much rice overpowering the taste/texture of sushi and other ingredients. No other restaurants actually reflected my special order instructions in prepping for food, but Kappo Sushi did, and I love it so much! The sushi is fresh, all ingredients in the burrito were fresh. I love how they prepped the carrots and cucumber, gives it a very refreshing texture to it. I was afraid the seaweed wrapping on the outside would be chewy and that I won't be able to eat it without making a mess, but it's surprisingly very easy to take a bite out of it. . Their "PORK BUN" was a big surprise too. I like pork buns so I order them frequently from different restaurants, but I'd have to say their pork bun is hands down the best I've ever had. I literally have never had such a moist and tender pork belly inside a soft, cushy bun. The quality of their food is amazing. Their basic appetizers like pork gyoza, miso soup, and seaweed salad were really good too! . PLEASE TRY THEIR FOOD!! I don't usually get motivated and excited enough to write reviews, but I think I'm going to be ordering a lot from this place, and just wanted to show them some appreciation for making such great food.

This place is DELICIOUS. They have a fairly small menu that seems to be pared down to the most popular American sushi fish (tuna, salmon, eel, shrimp, and I guess crab, but there isn't a ton of that on the menu) but other than that, the food is super tasty. I tried 4 rolls and they were all fantastic. I look forward to coming here again!

Placed a pickup order thru Grubhub and when I arrived at the restaurant I realized that everything on their menu is $2 cheaper in store. They overcharged me $4 on my order for no particular reason only because I ordered online. I asked the cashier and she told me it was the owner's decision. Total dishonesty. I will never order from them again. Their portion is also pretty small for the price.

This is my favorite neighborhood sushi spot! So far I have tried the tiger roll and blizzard roll and both were amazing. The tiger roll (pictured) comes with torched crab on top which I found to be a bit too spicy for me, so I actually got it a second time without the torching (they were happy to make that accommodation) and I loved it! I still have not tried a sushi burrito but I would like to soon as I visit sushi Kappo often. The staff is always so nice and efficient with my orders. I really recommend trying sushi Kappo if you have not been!

I am a fan of this new restaurant! I went the day after they opened, and I found that the place was very clean, and the staff were polite and quick. As a sushi lover, I am so happy about this new place because the only other sushi option in the area is Basho, which is a bit too fancy for everyday lunch eats. I really enjoyed their sushi burrito. Contrary to most people's initial hesitations, it had a good balance of fish, vegetables, and rice. I know most people worry that it is mostly rice, but it really is a good blend of everything! I got the Fenway and I would recommend it. My friend got Kappo and she liked it too. I have yet to try their traditional sushi but I will definitely be back!