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  • Finally, a Burrito(?) joint after my own heart! Originally saw this restaurant pop up on the insauga website, saying it had taken over Prince Sushi (which really was a shame, they had the best kitchen items around town.). As it seems however, they're run by the same company (Spoon and Fork) so it would appear they knew what they were doing. Entered to see a very rustic restaurant, with a very simple layout. Shared tables, open concept, very relaxed atmosphere. Very different from it's former occupant. Ordered a standard Rising Sun, with shrimp and lobster tacos for the side (I had someone with me, stop judging.) Food arrived as timely as you'd expect some sushi rolls to be made. Food was pretty good! The whole Burrito concept fell through, in that about 2 bites in, you realize this is simply an oversized sushi roll. Not that I'm complaining; there was a good salmon/crab to vegetable ratio, and they all meshed well as you would expect for sushi. One thing I was surprised in was the texture: it was crunchy. This property is usually only associated with hand rolls that are freshly made, so it was a good thing. They were able to replicate it by adding a handful of shredded cabbage in the roll; an ingredient I wouldn't otherwise think belongs in a sushi roll provided a new experience without sacrificing flavour. One thing I wasn't too pleased with was the Lobster taco. Almost definite that this was imitation lobster (similar to imitation crab found at your local asian market), with the price premium as if authentic. Wouldn't really blame them though, not sure why I was expecting fresh Luckily, the Shrimp Taco was delicious, and offset the lobster. I'll be giving the duck a try next time I come back! All in all, a definitely cool twist on sushi. For the price of a deluxe sushi roll, you're getting a mega sushi roll (I like how that sounds considering that's what it is - and not a burrito). Will be back to give the other menu items a try. With all this cultural mingling, perhaps I'll go ahead and take a siesta after such a meal.
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