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    IJ Sushi Burrito

    3.9 (114 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Lunch in a box.  A spicy tuna burrito fits in nicely on your table with a Diet Coke!
    Marvin R.

    When you go to Southcenter Mall (aka Westfield Southcenter Mall) in Tukwila as a local, you head to the south side of the mall where all the modern action is. You see the home of the AMC IMAX theaters, all the fun retail stores and anchor restaurants. But you really want to head upstairs to the second floor where all the windows are. Once you get off the escalators, you dodge right. Then you keep walking until you reach IJ Sushi Burrito. Now sushi burritos aren't new, and definitely not a hybrid of the mongo-Mexican-American variety that you see. However, a sushi burrito is more than a big uncut sushi role. It is definitely a self contained meal, and some thing that is tasty. Also, sigh.... this is a chain. However, when you walk into Southcenter Mall, it's okay. It's considered normal. It actually works in this mall as there are many of those of Asian, Hawaiian and Pacific Islander in the mall, and getting an accessible modern take on sushi is a welcome treat. The line was actually moderate and reflective of modern ordering lines for Poke, or even ordering a made-to-order sandwich. But instead of cold-cuts, its your choice of poke tuna, crispy chicken, or something veggie. Because of the its primary product being tuna... yes, you can order a poke bowl. But in my case, I wanted something hand-held today, and something mobile. Now if you are expecting them to cut the burrito in to several little slices, ain't gonna happen, the staff will only cut the burrito in half (or else the contents fly all over the place). But not to worry, just go with it. Don't forget to ask for soy-sauce on the side, and don't forget that your soda's are in a can with some Hawaiian-based flavored drinks and lots of Pepsi products. As a pro-tip, Do look at the menu BEFORE you jump into the line so as not to cause delays in service. It's easy to tell why IJ Sushi Burrito is a hopping little place in the Southcenter foodcourt!

    Blazing 2. Dancing Salmon Burrito
    Susanna L.

    Friends have been eating here forever but I've been skeptical.. cause sushi in the mall....? Finally I got to try it and omg it was sooo yummy I had to go back and get my own one!! Got the dancing salmon with unagi sauce... every bite is fresh, savory/ umami and it all just went so well together!! I always hesitate when I see "salmon poke" because I don't like the spicy flavor (I can eat spicy but I just don't I like that flavor for poke, siracha mayo etc) but the salon didn't have that taste here! Or the other stuff covered it well It's $16 for a roll which feels a bit pricey for something so small but it's protein, veggies, carbs all in one!

    Devora L.

    I had to walk the food court a couple times before I settled on trying this spot. It had no line when I stopped by and the guy who made the order was pretty helpful. We ended up getting a bowl and a burrito. The bowl was so so, I think could be tastier with different sauces however the portions were fantastic for the fish, I even second guessed myself on if maybe I should order less LOL. I wish there were more sides added to the bowl without having to ask for more. However, the burrito was delicious and everything about it was just right. I especially appreciated that the menu let you know what was gluten free and what wasn't. I hadn't stopped by this mall in a very long time since we live far but I'll have to remember this place next time I want some poke for the burrito.

    Spicy Salmon Poke Bowl
    Kathy N.

    I've been here multiple times and it's a healthier, fresher alternative to other mall foods. I like the bowls the most because you can get a hefty portion if you choose a lot of toppings/veggies, which are unlimited. I like to get the fish eggs, edamame, corn, carrots, onion, and seaweed salad. I also want to mention their crispy onion topping is amazing, because they stay crunchy even after you mix everything together. There's only two sauces: spicy Mayo and eel sauce. They used to put the sauce on for you but in my most recent visit, the sauce came in a separate container so you can control the amount used. My only complaint is I wish there was more flavor. It's all pretty bland and I'd like a more complex flavor profile. The spicy Mayo is spicy and the eel sauce is sweet but that's sort of it, imo

    Michael A.

    It seemed like management changed the last time we visited this place at the mall. Prices definitely also increased and portion sizes got cut down! Definitely noticeable! Food still tastes good, but can feel a big difference in flavor as well. Not sure if they're limiting the ingredients, but I feel like something is missing whenever I get a Sushi Burrito or a Bowl.

    Salmon Poke Bowl
    Eilene C.

    My daughter and enjoyed the poke bowl! We were able to get the type of protein (tuna, salmon, etc) and pick the veggies with them. It was so easy to order and select what you want. The kitchen area and where they prepare the food is clean. The server who prepped our bowl was not welcoming, but other than that, we enjoyed the food.

    Spicy salmon sushi burrito
    Philip P.

    There's nothing bad to say about this place. It was just alright. Came here after a little shopping in the evening and I was surprised to be in a line for it. Must be to build a line. And it was just okay. The line moved a bit slow and there was only two people working there. So it was definitely busy for these two. So this works kind like a Chipotle assembly line joint. You pick what style you want: sushi burrito, poke bowl, or salad bowl. Then you pick your meats. And then you add whatever free topping you want. A lot of poke places function the same way, so I'm familiar with this process. Nothing too new or innovative about this place. Standard items and process. When it came to the meats, the raw fish can look a bit suspicious, but I guess it's fine since I have gotten sick or died from it yet. The avocado can be questionable too. But again, I am alive. The free toppings were whatever and fine. I got a sushi burrito and it was pretty messy to eat. I definitely would recommend just getting the poke bowl style to avoid having a mess in your hands. It was nice trying it out here, but I've had better. If you're looking for a lite meal at the food court, sure, give this a shot. Doesn't hurt trying once. Well maybe it will, but like I said earlier, I'm alive and well, so you should be fine.

    rice bowl with sushi rice, crab salad, shrimp tempura, avocado, and spicy mayo
    Angela N.

    o v e r a l l: 3/5 If you're looking for a quick place to satisfy your sushi craving after shopping 'til you drop, this is the place for you. w h a t d i d I t r y ? * rice bowl with sushi rice, crab salad, shrimp tempura, avocado, and spicy mayo: 3/5 I wanted to try a burrito, but they were not making burritos so I got a rice bowl. I love poke bowls so I was hoping my sushi bowl would taste similar. The bowl was not bad, but it's not something I would see myself ordering again. The biggest downside to the bowl was the soggy rice. p r i c e: 3/5 I paid around $16 for the sushi bowl. For that price, I would rather spend a few more dollars at a poke place where I'd get more for my money. s e r v i c e: 4/5 The employees were kind despite it being close to closing. I've worked in food and retail so I appreciate that they were still friendly despite probably being tired from a long day of work. a t m o s p h e r e: 3/5 This place is located in the food court in Southcenter Mall so the vibes are of your typical food court. There is a lot of seating available, which is nice. p a r k i n g: 5/5 Located in Southercenter, I rarely have trouble finding parking. r a t i n g b r e a k d o w n 1: never ever again... 2: not very good, but at least something went right 3: average. 4: yummy, but something was lacking 5: everything was perfect! I HAVE TO GO AGAIN

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    Teresa M.

    Not a bad place for lunch! IJ Sushi is located in the food court and offers a Subway like experience...but with sushi! I was bummed when Traperitos closed, but this IJ fills the void pretty well. This place has been on my bookmarks for a very long time, but it was finally the day when I swamped at work and needed something super quick & easy for lunch -- fits the bill! The first time I go to a new place I typically like to try things as seen on the menu just to get their vibe and then customize things on future visits. I opted to get a vegan roll...with spicy mayo because obviously. Initial impressions? I kinda hate the box it comes in. The way it opens means that I had to tip it to retrieve my delicious burrito...and now my desk is messy. Pause to grab a plate from the kitchen. The burrito itself was quite good! I definitely have a better veggie burrito idea floating around in my head, and I wish they had some more vegetarian friendly options, but it was still a great lunch! If I were to order "as is" again I would at least ask for extra tofu. The very ends of the burrito kinda fell apart and required a fork (and yet another trip to the kitchen!), but in overall it was properly rolled and held together well while being mostly clean to the point I could continue to get some of my work done - love that! Nothing fancy (it's in a mall food court, afterall!), but it's one of the heathier quick food options and is a great place for a quick bite!

    7. California Sushi Burrito
    Maggie H.

    I highly recommend checking out Sushi Burrito inside South Center's food court. I ordered the California Roll and it was super filling. The burrito pairs perfectly with the eel sauce. It was busy when I came but the food was still made quickly.

    Sumo crunch
    Huong L.

    We were in the mall and wanted to grab a quick bite for lunch before heading to our main event. This place satisfied the craving. We ordered the sumo crunch burrito which is tempura shrimp as the protein. Everything was decent, you get the crunch from the shrimp and the flavor was ok. Nothing really stood out though. They did give you a couple of sauces but you don't really need them. Price was ok as well.

    Snow Crab Sushiritto (added avocado) about $12 with tax
    Wendi K.

    I love Sushirittos and this place hits the nail on the head. Fast, fresh, delicious, PACKED with ingredients. Cute packaging to boot. I love that the rice layer is thin and you can pick what you do and don't want in your burrito. Ordered a snow crab with avocado added (about $12 with Tax). It was perfection. Located in the mall food court.

    Sushi burrito
    Nicholas O.

    Who says fusion cuisine isn't a good idea? Love the concept of sushi and burrito. Mexican cuisine and Sushi are definitely cousins for sure. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The sign caught my eye right away. Ordered a melon ramune with dancing Salmon Burrito and Takoyaki. The flavors are absolutely impressive. The right amount of acid, fish, and other accoutrements. The takoyaki is like a Japanese calamari that is very innovative for sure. For mall court food I absolutely love this. If I have to nit pick I just prefer sit down atmosphere over mall court but the food and staff are fantastic still. Please check this place out.

    5. Sumo Crunch Burrito and extra eel sauce with green tea

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    Where in the mall is this place?

    It's on the 2nd level (Food Court). Next to the escalators that take you to the movie theater.

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