Shintori Sushi Factory

Great cozy little neighborhood sushi restaurant serving up classic Japanese fare and fresh sushi. Went for dinner and ordered miso soup, spicy edamame, and the "Tie-Die" roll. The soup was well balanced and flavorful, the edamame was too mild to be called "spicy" and a bit over streamed, but the sushi roll was outstanding. The wait staff was friendly, attentive, and eager to please. Overall I had a great experience.

Delicious sushi, reasonably priced. The shintori dome is a MUST! It has salmon, tuna, shrimp, crab, and avocado over a ball of rice, topped with the most delicious sauce. The other rolls/sushi were good too. There's only a couple of tables, so if you want sushi during a peak meal time, I recommend ordering for pick up.

If you're truly a sushi fan this is not the place for you. Shintori is a budget sushi roll restaurant. There's nothing wrong with that, but expect minimal fish options and ALL specials are rolls. It seems like most of them have fake "krab" or spicy tuna. A higher end restaurant would show their FISH specials. Since they seem to focus on rolls, after some nigiri I tried the avocado scallop roll. Their menu was correct - no where did it say "scallops." My roll did, in fact, have one bay scallop. It was mostly rice and some goo. As we sat at the bar, we saw the chef repeatedly reach for a big tub of this goo that he used continuously. In decades of eating sushi around the world (including Tokyo, Kyoto, etc.), I've never seen this before. I'm guessing it's some cheap filler as it was not particularly flavorful.