Food review blog from San Francisco.

Showing posts with label spicy tuna roll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spicy tuna roll. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Food review: Fire ball nigiri


















Restaurant:
Sushi Delight (San Francisco)
Food description: Spicy tuna deep fried and topped with maguro tuna sashimi and spicy sauce
Food rating: 6 out of 10
Times ordered: 1

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Food review: Spicy white tuna roll


















Restaurant:
Sushi Time (San Francisco)
Food description: Albacore tuna and cucumber roll topped with spicy mayonnaise and sesame seeds
Food rating: 7 out of 10
Times ordered: 1

I always like to get the spicy tuna rolls when we go to a new sushi joint, partly because I like the spicy mix of flavors and partly because I get to eat it all - M doesn't like the mayo! Normally I don't see the albacore used in the spicy tuna roll which turned out to be a pretty good change in this case. The mayo dollop on top was not too mayo-ey and let you taste the rest of the ingredients without being overwhelming. The spiciness was just right, and it was a little bit sweet as well. Overall good flavor - and yummy sesame seeds. I dislike when the sesame is lost completely and they did a good job here of balancing. I'm curious if they didn't use the red tuna in the roll because it isn't normally very good - it sure wasn't on this visit. Well, I am pleased with this rendition of the spicy tuna roll by Sushi Time and I would have it again.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Food review: Dynamite roll


















Restaurant:
Sushi Delight (San Francisco)
Food description: Spicy tuna, eel, and cucumber roll deep-fried amidst a bed of seaweed salad
Food rating: 8 out of 10
Times ordered: 10+

This is one of the more creative rolls available at Sushi Delight. For not being a huge fan of spicy tuna, this roll hits it out of the park. The presentation is excellent and the flavor is a nice balance between spicy and sweet. It's not overly greasy and the cucumber isn't overpowering. The seaweed salad is a nice companion to cool off the spiciness. The eel gets a little lost in the spiciness, but it's still a very tasty combination. Overall, it's a very nice rendition of the spicy tuna roll and one of my favorite items on the menu.