Edorrito Asian Bistro

Food here is good. I got a poke bowl and really liked the Spicy Tartare sauce. It had the perfect balance between spicy and acidity. They have kiosks where you can order your food on your own with whatever substitutions you prefer - so service includes ordering on your own and bussing your own table. I do think the price for the portion size was a little much. I only got maybe 5 pieces of cubed salmon with my bowl. Most other poke places I've been to are more generous with their protein. There's plenty of parking outside.

Disappointing. Very stingy serving of meat, bland rice, still-frozen vegetables, and a $15 price tag. I don't see why this place is still in business. Very empty inside and lots of 80s music playing. Felt like a fever dream, but maybe that's the food talking

The first time we came here, it was too early, and they were closed, we headed elsewhere with the spoken idea... later in the week.Today went better, and we were the only customers eating in. It has an adequate but small dining area. This restaurant is very clean.Now, to the menu, it was displayed in the front window so you can figure out what you'd like. We ordered on the kiosks, and that is the only way to order for dining in. The menu is limited and has detailed descriptions. That is always appreciated. My husband chose the Edorrito lo mein. It had plenty of chicken, shrimp, and beef, which were quite flavorful in a bed of lo mein noodles and sauce. He liked the dish but, in the same breath, reached for the soy sauce. I had the Japanese chicken and udon. Honestly, I did not like it. The udon noodles, even with all their popularity in Japan, failed to amaze me. The texture was creepy, and that is being nice. I managed a few mouthfuls and could not continue. The sauce was good, and so was the chicken and veges in the dish.The menu is a 2 sided card and limited selections.I don't believe the menu is totally Japanese. No, I won't be back.

Service here was quick. Kiosk ordering only- no speaking with the service members. Made it difficult to decide what to get with it being my first time there The food was decent- I liked the dumplings and egg rolls. I got a sushi-rito and it was just okay to me- tasted more of the seaweed than the pork and toppings inside. Next time I would get a bowl for sure, they looked great.

The food was good, fresh, flavorful (don't get the spring rolls). Clean establishment, nice music, and eye appealing. However if you have never been here, the guy at the register who I assume is the owner does nothing to explain the concept. We went with the stir fry instead of experimenting as he didn't explain anything. You ring up your order yourself, which is fine but for new business it would be nice if someone was interested in explaining the options.Upper crust vending machine

Yummy, yummy! The sushi burrito is a big hit as well as all the other items. The create you own - everything - via the self serve kiosk allows you time to ponder your creation without feeling rushed. There is some seating, but it can be loud when full. Perfect any day!

This spot is close to a former workplace so I used to visit more often. Recently picked up after some time.Sushi Burritos are the main attraction with Seaweed vs Tortilla for the wrap. There is a create your own option and signature creations. Also, available as a Bowl. Ordering is done via kiosk. They also have noodles and rice dishes which we haven't tried. We ordered a Spicy Tunarrito (not spicy so if you like some heat, best to mention), Flying Salmon (very mild taste overall and really couldn't taste the Wasabi Sauce) and Create your own with Tuna, Salmon and Avocado. Favorite creation is the Spicy Tunarrito. We've had the Edamame starter and that was very good.Service has always been friendly and orders come out quickly. Would like to try some of the other Signatures Creations. A Sushi twist and lower Cal Burrito option.

My go to place for when I crave a good poke bowl or poke burrito. I've been here too many times to count- enough times to figure out that if you order a poke bowl for dining in rather than take out, it is actually a bigger portion (you're welcome). I decided to go outside of my burrito norm and order a stir fry. I do like that you can create your own - I did a customizable stir fry with udon noodles and pad thai sauce and chose my own add-ins. It wasn't very flavorful, and nothing you couldn't make at home with the same basic ingredients. I should just stick with my poke bowl/burritos.As far as the ambiance, they do keep it clean. I like that you can order with their touchscreen computers so you don't have to talk to anyone (not to say the staff is not friendly, they are :) You can watch out for your order on the screens to know when it's ready.

My poke bowl was fresh and delicious! The staff was friendly and the service was fast. The pricing was fair for the portion size.

Updating my review- 10/2024. I recently tried the stir fry here as I've been searching the whitemarsh area for some for a while now. Food was great, freshly cooked there and was hot for the next 30 min- a plus as I had to drive back to work! The only thing I wish could be different is the option to do half noodle and half rice, I asked an employee and they said it wasn't an option. Overall will return!!