IJ Sushi Burrito

Came here for the UDistrict $4 food walk. This place had one of my favorite bites of the day - the sumo crunch sushi-burrito. Flaky tempura, good ratio of filling to rice, and overall fantastic value. The inside of this place is so cute too. Will def be back for a whole roll

I was skeptical when I attempted to consume my first sushi burrito. I am part Japanese and my Japanese grandmother raised me and I like my Japanese food traditional. While attending the $4 food walk we decided to try IJ's sushi burrito. I was surprised how much I liked the salmon crunch sushi burrito. It was pleasantly delicious and a decent portion. The fish was very fresh and I liked the ratio of filling to rice. They basically cut the full size portion in half and sold it for $4 to accommodate the special event. It could've had more fish in it but other than that I have zero complaints and I am a strict sushi critic. My frequent got a poke bowl and she loved it! Good job IJ's I wouldn't mind coming back to try more of the menu.

I always loved the sushi-ritto concept. Tried the Salmon Sushi-ritto ($13ish). Order at the counter (can choose a sushi-ritto, bowl, or salad format) that they prepare in front of you assembly line style.It was well made and fresh! Wish I could've had a dipping sauce or wasabi on the side.Cutest packaging ever. There was one person working when we went. Ample amount of seating. Located in downtown University Village.

The burrito was okay (decent), but the service was very poor. We walked in, very excited to try this sushi burrito place. However, as soon as we walked in, we felt immediate hostility from the folks working behind the counter. True, we had to take some time perusing the menu since this was our first time. But given that this is a new place, you should except most of your customers to be new, no?Anyway, we were trying to understand how ordering worked, the whole time receiving a death glare from the lady behind the counter. Then (god forbid) we had the audacity to ask a question! You can imagine how she responded to that!Also, her business practice was a little shady, since we just asked "is that crab salad?" And she immediately put it on and charged us $3. I was sufficiently irked at this point that I don't think I will be coming back here again.

though I sent in a mobile order and arrived at the pickup time, my order didn't get to their machine so it was just made when I got there. however the inside of this restaurant is very pleasant so I didn't mind the wait. additionally my food was really good. I got a sushi burrito with tofu, avocado, and carrots for around 12$ after tax. definitely worth coming back to!

This place is awesome! For about $15 you can get a massive sushi burrito! I do so many toppings they can barely roll the burrito. Everything is fresh, love the topping choices. Don't skip out on the pickled ginger - it adds so much flavor to each bite. If you're not super hungry, I bet 2 people to split a burrito. This is the 2nd Sushi Burrito location we have been to, they're pretty consistent. I did like this location more since it's conveniently near the link. I will definitely be back.

I love sushi and a burritos. Therefore, what's there not to love about a sushi burrito?? We came at lunch time on a Sunday after visiting the uw quad cherry blossoms. There was no line at all and the place was mostly empty. I got a dancing salmon burrito. It was $13, decent size! My 10 year old took a few bites and wanted one that isn't spicy. So I asked if we could do one with eel sauce instead of spicy mayo and the server had no problem with that. It's like a poke bar, you can build your own bowl or burrito. Also had pork gyoza for the 7 year old. Everything tasted great, service was good, packaging is plastic free! The interior is pleasant with lots of seating. Would definitely come here again if ever in the area!

Vegetarian Review: They offer marinated tofu as a vegetarian substitute for bowls/burritos. Staff couldn't clarify whether the sauces were vegetarian, so I left it off my bowl. Overall really nice tofu rice bowl for a quick lunch!

Good quick service since we were the only ones ordering. The place is very clean and a good number of tables inside. The Sumo Crunch sushi burrito was large...although for over $17 with tax I wish it were larger or around $13... but it's Seattle and everything is costly . The taste was great- asked for the spicy mayo which had a little kick but not too much. Was the perfect late lunch special treat. Too expensive to get often but being at UW made it easy to walk to. They also have paper compostable wrapping and box for the food which I love. We would definitely come here again!

I got to try this spot as part of the u district $4 food walk so this review may be a little biased, but it was delicious! I got the dancing salmon sushi burrito which was half the size of the normal one, and definitely still a very generous portion. The layer of rice was nice and thin, and the salmon was super fresh and well seasoned. There was a good amount of veggies (cucumber and lettuce) inside as well which was a nice texture contrast and flavor balance. I'd come back to this spot again for their other menu items, but am super glad I got to try it!