Tasty, fresh. Not too busy. Would return. Just a bit pricey.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ricky Yosef P Situmorang
Local kitchen is the name because it has some restaurants in One kitchen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sumo Crunch, Chicken Karaage
Sarah Greif
We love this place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Latin Ninja, Sumo Crunch, Geisha's Kiss
A B
I love the creamy wasabi
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Jonathan B.
Ok let's get this out of the way. Almost all of the food at Local Kitchen tastes the same as if you had purchased it at the standalone restaurant. Almost. Not Sushirito.The stand-alone locations get 4 stars; this is only 3 stars.Latin ninja is one of my favs. Here the raw salmon poke didn't taste as fresh. The lettuce was a little wilted. Disappointing.Salmon samba was excellent. The baked salmon was flavorful and the pumpkin seeds gives it a nice crunch. Sumo crunch lacked the normal kick. More red pepper flakes? Spicier aioli? Still worth it though.Shrimp tempura -- yes! But you have to eat this hot. Doesn't work room temperature.My conclusion: at this location, don't get the dishes with raw fish, but you can get the cooked ones
Christina Z.
I ordered the salmon sushi/poke bowl and it was maybe the nastiest worst meal I've ever eaten out, though I can't even say that I ate a meal because I could barely even stomach a couple bites. The nastiest part was the salmon, which had the color of cooked salmon despite being raw. It had an unnatural artificial bubblegum pink color to it. It's how I imagine raw salmon might look if it were preserved or aged or something. The taste was also nothing like any raw salmon I'd ever eaten before. I was too afraid to eat any more of it after the morbid curiosity that led me to at least try the first bite. The rice was also a horribly mashed up texture where there were individual grains identifiable, just a weird mashed rice.Also I requested no Wasabi aioli but the rice and salad tasted like Wasabi so I didn't eat those either. The five plantain chips in the bowl were good and I ate those. I also ate some shrimp tempura which were decently good though not very authentic, as they came with a very heavy aioli instead of a more typical dipping sauce which I personally would prefer. The people serving the food were nice.Sorry for not providing a photo as I was too depressed to document this sad meal.
Eva Chin
The overall taste was good. the rice was hard and chewy, like it overnight or sitting out for too long.Ordered: sumo crunch ?, salmon samba, geisha's kiss, Latin ninja.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Barak Tamam
I searched something to eat on google and i founded this place. The food was amazing . Mariles gave me excellent service as soon as I entered the store, Mariam prepared the food for me and it was really delicious. Thanks for both for a great experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salmon Samba Bowl
Gary arballo
Worst imitation Japanese food
Terrel Armstrong
I've got to be honest, it just didn't taste good. I would much rather have gone to a sushi place and gotten a real roll. I paid $17 for what should have been a $4
I love local kitchen and sushirito. I hate ordering food from a computer and app. I wish that I could tell them how to make my order instead of a
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Wrutu P.
Great food like the softness of the seaweed and rice . Also the taste makes me think of sushi rapped in to a shape of a burrito
Kevin Wong
Great food, easy takeout, consistently good!
Parthasarathi T-6057
Great food. Fabulous service!
Lisa Perea
Sushirrito keeps getting better and better. When it first opened, the Sumo Crunch was a little greasy, and after contacting them, the greasy issue was quickly resolved. They staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating to individual requests. They stay on top of their orders and happily accommodate groups. I love how Local Kitchens keeps adding unique vendors, especially Sushirrito. I was sad that it left Valley Fair, but now it is right down the street!
Tasty, fresh. Not too busy. Would return. Just a bit pricey.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Local kitchen is the name because it has some restaurants in One kitchen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sumo Crunch, Chicken Karaage
We love this place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Latin Ninja, Sumo Crunch, Geisha's Kiss
I love the creamy wasabi
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ok let's get this out of the way. Almost all of the food at Local Kitchen tastes the same as if you had purchased it at the standalone restaurant. Almost. Not Sushirito.The stand-alone locations get 4 stars; this is only 3 stars.Latin ninja is one of my favs. Here the raw salmon poke didn't taste as fresh. The lettuce was a little wilted. Disappointing.Salmon samba was excellent. The baked salmon was flavorful and the pumpkin seeds gives it a nice crunch. Sumo crunch lacked the normal kick. More red pepper flakes? Spicier aioli? Still worth it though.Shrimp tempura -- yes! But you have to eat this hot. Doesn't work room temperature.My conclusion: at this location, don't get the dishes with raw fish, but you can get the cooked ones
I ordered the salmon sushi/poke bowl and it was maybe the nastiest worst meal I've ever eaten out, though I can't even say that I ate a meal because I could barely even stomach a couple bites. The nastiest part was the salmon, which had the color of cooked salmon despite being raw. It had an unnatural artificial bubblegum pink color to it. It's how I imagine raw salmon might look if it were preserved or aged or something. The taste was also nothing like any raw salmon I'd ever eaten before. I was too afraid to eat any more of it after the morbid curiosity that led me to at least try the first bite. The rice was also a horribly mashed up texture where there were individual grains identifiable, just a weird mashed rice.Also I requested no Wasabi aioli but the rice and salad tasted like Wasabi so I didn't eat those either. The five plantain chips in the bowl were good and I ate those. I also ate some shrimp tempura which were decently good though not very authentic, as they came with a very heavy aioli instead of a more typical dipping sauce which I personally would prefer. The people serving the food were nice.Sorry for not providing a photo as I was too depressed to document this sad meal.
The overall taste was good. the rice was hard and chewy, like it overnight or sitting out for too long.Ordered: sumo crunch ?, salmon samba, geisha's kiss, Latin ninja.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
I searched something to eat on google and i founded this place. The food was amazing . Mariles gave me excellent service as soon as I entered the store, Mariam prepared the food for me and it was really delicious. Thanks for both for a great experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salmon Samba Bowl
Worst imitation Japanese food
I've got to be honest, it just didn't taste good. I would much rather have gone to a sushi place and gotten a real roll. I paid $17 for what should have been a $4
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
I love local kitchen and sushirito. I hate ordering food from a computer and app. I wish that I could tell them how to make my order instead of a
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Great food like the softness of the seaweed and rice . Also the taste makes me think of sushi rapped in to a shape of a burrito
Great food, easy takeout, consistently good!
Great food. Fabulous service!
Sushirrito keeps getting better and better. When it first opened, the Sumo Crunch was a little greasy, and after contacting them, the greasy issue was quickly resolved. They staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating to individual requests. They stay on top of their orders and happily accommodate groups. I love how Local Kitchens keeps adding unique vendors, especially Sushirrito. I was sad that it left Valley Fair, but now it is right down the street!