Inari Factory

I had no idea what inari sushi was before so visited *Inari Factory*, and I have to say, this place is a hidden gem for anyone craving delicious, unique sushi! Not sure if my favorite type of sushi just yet but the deal they had was unbeatable. They were celebrating one anniversary so each piece was only a $1 we got to try some different types! Everything was fresh and delicious but definitely a bit different from classic sushi. The highlight of my meal was the poke looking one and the seaweed one! For anyone looking to try something different or just craving a great sushi experience, *Inari Factory* should definitely be on your radar. I can't wait to come back and try more of their unique offerings!

Their inari - tofu skin and rice - was good! Flavorful and even though it's premade and kept cold, the rice still had good texture. I've tried their salmon and ahi poke flavors, imitation crab, Wagyu beef and aburi salmon. Out of everything I'd say Wagyu beef was the best. The poke was ok. The salmon one had a fish bone in it so be careful!!! The other flavors were just ok.Service was a bit slow. Their ordering system doesn't make sense. I spoke my order, and the staff had to look through a long list of items in the paper order sheet to check it, so that took some time even I was just ordering 2 already-made inari from the display window. Someone in front of me had a large order and I was just standing there for 10-15 mins waiting to order my 2 pieces. The handrolls in the display case were already made and I could see the nori being a little soggy already. I hope they weren't selling those. There's also a lot of rice in it with just little protein at the top. I think handrolls have to be made to order. I think I only really enjoyed the Wagyu beef inari from my entire order. It's conveniently located outside Don Quijote of kahaka with plenty of parking (at least in their adjacent secondary lot). I was hoping I would like this place just as much as another inari place in town but sadly it wasn't for me. Hope they will come up with more interesting flavors and improve on the quality.

Frequently passing by this place every time we go to Don Quijote & always wanted to try it since I love inari. Friend told me they were having their 1st anniversary sale and each piece was $1 so decided to check it out. Went around 12pm & the line was past the Don Quijote entrance! Waited for almost 2 hours to order and then another 45mins to get our food. We ordered spicy ahi, shoyu ahi, takoyaki, unagi, and tobiko. The aburaage (tofu skin) and rice were seasoned well! They pack the inari with a good amount of filling so it took me 2-3 bites to eat it. The unagi and takoyaki were okay, just takoyaki balls and unagi with shredded egg on top. I liked the tobiko, fresh and very crunchy. The shoyu ahi was really good! Ahi was fresh and seasoned well. Our favorite was the spicy ahi. Big chunks and good flavor to them. Would definitely get the spicy ahi again. My husband went the next day to order when they opened and waited around 40mins so not as bad as the day before. They got our order wrong and gave us shoyu ahi instead of spicy ahi. Kinda disappointed but we just took the ahi & made our own spicy ahi sauce so it turned out good.

We always pass this stall at don quijote but this past weekend they had their $1 anniversary special! So we got 7 inari for a little over 7$! It was really fresh and we were surprised that it wasn't too busy. The just had to wait for the wagyu ones, so it was relatively out fast.

LOVED Inari factory!! When shopping at Donki, be sure to save room for them when walking out. Their shoyu ahi is def my fav and is very filling too. After eating 2 of them, I was stuffed. Prices are very reasonable at $3.99 each. Highly recommend checking em out!

Been wanting to try since my goto place is a block away and I LOVE Inari pockets!had spicy ahi, garlic shrimp, Unagi. All were delicious - they also have combo deals - service is friendly -- seems like its owned by Don Quijote - I appreciate that they warm up the shrimp and the unagi - but I do prefer rice at room temp and not served chilled- overall still a tasty choice and I would definitely get take out from Inari again! They also sell the plain inari rice if you want to stuff your own!

My family and I needed a quick snack after shopping at Don Quijote Kaheka. The overstuffed inari in the storefront glass caught my eye. They had a variety: ahi poke, spicy ahi, spicy salmon, unagi, garlic shrimp, etc. I asked the cashier what the most popular one was and she said the spicy ahi. I decided to try it out and it was a great snack. The rice is from Japan and seasoned well, wrapped in a flavorful inari wrap, and topped with a hefty scoop of poke. If you are expecting top quality, this isn't it. They use previously frozen. However, for the cost and amount they give, I think $3.99 was a good deal!

Update on Inari factory since I was inside Don Quijote decided to have lunch at Inari factory. Last time I knew it was a lot so this time only got the 4 pak lol I ordered their Shoyu Salmon, spicy ahi, shoyu Ahi and Imitation crab

An unexpected findInari Factory is located outside of Don Quijote. I've walked past this place many times. One hungry day, I noticed the yummy scents coming from the behind the counter. I told Yelp BFF we need to check out Inari Factory the next time we're in the area.We ordered the inari combo D/E, which comes with ahi poke (2), ocean salad and imitation crab. The nice cashier mentioned we can choose between shoyu or spicy ahi poke or one each. We got one each. With tax, it comes out to around $15. The portions are HUGE! I was able to barely finish 2 inari. The rice and inari were seasoned very well. I liked mixing the various toppings together to create a different flavor. I wish they mixed the kewpie into the imitation crab vs drizzling mayo on top.Yelp BFF and I frequent Don Q, so we will be back shortly.Thanks for reading my reviews! Let me know what I should try next!

I love this place. Such a cute concept to be able to order only jumbo inari sushis. Quite a few selections of poke. I do wish the crab was mixed with mayo tho. A part on Don Quiote. On the outside with the other counter restaurants. Specialty Japanese rice too. Lots of clean picnic tables to eat on.