Yael D.
Yelp
As I was plotting to stop at this spot, after it randomly popped up on my Yelp feed while visiting Boston, it occurred to me that I am really, really perverse. Here I am living in a city that is arguably *the* arbiter of national food trends and I choose to try a Sushi Burrito for the first time hundreds of miles away. See, I told you I was perverse. No, not pervy, silly. Perverse:
Anyway, am happy to report that my Sushi Burrito deflowering was an enjoyable experience (**wink, wink**). The $9.99 'Make your own Burrito.' that hubby and I decided to share, included, if memory serves, Spicy Tuna, Salmon, Cucumber, Red Onion, Seaweed Salad, Avocado and Edamame, plus Spicy Mayo and Honey Wasabi Sauce. And since I am a big fan of Poke, eating it enwrapped with a nori, aka seaweed, sheet wasn't a huge leap. This was definitely tasty, not to mention, gorgeously packaged. Fish was fresh too, though I wish there had been more of it and that the bottom had not leaked each time I took a bite. Though I don't have a point of comparison, I had no complaints about size (**wink, wink**) and feel like a whole Burrito would be plenty filling.
A Word about the Space: It's small, so seating is VERY minimal. Hubby was convinced it wasn't being utilized to its fullest potential and that with a little ingenuity, more seating could be created. But I digress...
A Word about Restrooms: Unless I missed it somehow, there is no restroom. You have been warned.
A Word about Location: I am not at all familiar with this part of Boston, unless you count a long ago pilgrimage to Santarpio's for its amazing pizza, so you can take this with a grain of salt, but am not sure if I would travel out of my way to stop here. It was a schlep from where we were staying on the Arlington / Cambridge 'border,' and is located on a pretty desolate-seeming stretch, without a whole lot worth exploring nearby as far as I could tell.
Oh yeah, the kid got an Avocado & Cucumber Roll, and a Bubble Tea. Though the $3.49 price was right on the Bubble Tea, it was overly sweet and dare I say, 'meh.' Surprisingly though, the Fries here, are great! Not entirely sure why they're even featured on the menu, but they are, and the very jovial owner (I think), brought an order out for us to try. Delicious.
Bottom line: If I were a local and this place was easily accessible to me, I'd definitely come back.