
An all-you-can-eat sushi and ramen spot in El Monte with an extensive menu of rolls, nigiri, and hand rolls, plus a full ramen menu on the side. A rare AYCE sushi place where the ramen isn't just an afterthought.
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Eat in SGV StaffNamed after the restaurant: spicy tuna and salmon sashimi on top, with avocado, spicy mayo, and masago. Crispy tempura shrimp inside, and it uses the cucumber skin, so it's a bit tougher to chew than most rolls.
Eat in SGV StaffTwo pieces topped with yuzu kosho, soft and citrusy. One of the better bites on the table.
Eat in SGV StaffThe salmon carries the whole menu here: soft, clean, essentially no fishiness.
Eat in SGV StaffCrispy on the outside, more rice-forward on the inside, topped with avocado and mayo. Good texture without tasting overly seafood-y.
Eat in SGV StaffA classic done straight, though they use the cucumber skin here too, which makes it a little tougher to bite through.
Eat in SGV StaffOne of the traditional rolls with thin rice, a good pick if you'd rather taste the fish than a heavy sauce.
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Eat in SGV StaffBroth could use more depth, but it's got real heat and a solid sesame kick. There's also a non-spicy tonkotsu and udon that are kid-friendly.
Eat in SGV StaffCrispy shell with good red bean flavor, filled with vanilla or chocolate ice cream. Order it early, it's popular enough to run out.
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"If it's your first visit, start with the Yuzu Salmon Nigiri and the salmon-topped rolls. The salmon is the strongest thing on the menu, soft with almost zero fishiness. Stick to the more traditional maki and nigiri if you want to actually taste the fish instead of the spicy mayo and unagi sauce most of the specialty rolls carry. Save room for the tonkotsu ramen: it won't replace a dedicated ramen shop, but it's a legitimate item here, not filler."
— Eat in SGV Team
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An all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant known for its extensive menu, specialty rolls, and premium upgrade options.
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