Lisa L.
Yelp
Sushi burrito. Who could pass that up?
My 18 year old son had sushi on the brain so I checked Yelp for recommendations. I love Akai Hana but it's so expensive.. then I saw this place. All of the normal rolls, also poke bowls (I love poke bowls), and something I never heard of - Sushi Burritos. The 4 of us hopped in the car and scooted on over to Sushi 10.
We each had miso soup and ordered our own sushi burritos. The miso soup was good and hot. It had a little tofu and a good amount of seaweed. It had great flavor and was very satisfying.
Near the register are half sheets of paper that basically walk you through the burrito ordering process. Pick a protein, rice or lettuce, add toppings, extras, pick a sauce or two. Simple. Between the four of us we tried tuna, salmon, smoked salmon, and tempura shrimp. When the food came out they looked just like sandwich wraps in brown paper, but they were actually giant sushi rolls. Yes, it is choose your own giant sushi rolls! The fillings are rolled up in a layer of sushi rice (unless you tell them no rice) surrounded by a big sheet of seaweed and then wrapped in paper. I had never before bitten into a giant unsliced sushi roll, so that was a little strange but fun, delicious, and satisfying.
I was very happy with my choice. The raw tuna tasted good. I highly recommend the pickled radish as it is crunchy and tangy and gave the roll some excitement. I also added pickled jalapeños and Dinamite sauce making the whole thing pleasingly spicy. The only one of us not completely happy was the one who order the shrimp tempura. He said it all had the same texture. He is also the only one of us to not get the pickled radish. Coincidence? I think so. Anyways, the food was delicious, freshly made, and enough to satisfy teenage boys.
After eating we spent a little time in the attached market. It was a really fun shop. We picked up some mochis, sponge cake, pockys, seaweed crackers, and an ice cream treat shaped like a fish. It was a great family outing. We will definitely be back.