Tiger Eyes Roll

Tiger Eyes Roll is a type of sushi roll that typically contains tuna, avocado, and cucumber. It is often topped with sesame seeds and a drizzle of soy sauce. The name "tiger eyes" comes from the appearance of the tuna, which is cut into small pieces that resemble tiger eyes.

Tiger Eyes Rolls are a popular menu item at many Japanese restaurants in the United States. Here are a few restaurants that serve Tiger Eyes Rolls:

Sushi Roku (multiple locations in California)

Katsuya (multiple locations in California and Nevada)

RA Sushi (multiple locations in California, Arizona, and Nevada)

Blue Fin (multiple locations in California)

Sushi Sasabune (New York City)

Sushi Nakazawa (New York City)

Sushi Noz (New York City)

Sushi Saito (Los Angeles)

Mori Sushi (Los Angeles)

Urasawa (Beverly Hills)

These restaurants are known for their high-quality sushi and sashimi, and their Tiger Eyes Rolls are no exception. The tuna is fresh and flavorful, the avocado is creamy and ripe, and the cucumber is crisp and refreshing. The sesame seeds and soy sauce add a touch of umami and saltiness that brings the roll together.

If you are looking for a delicious and satisfying sushi roll, Tiger Eyes Rolls are a great option. They are sure to please even the most discerning sushi lover.

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Tiger Eyes Roll

Tiger Eyes Roll is a type of sushi roll that typically contains tuna, avocado, and cucumber. It is often topped with sesame seeds and a drizzle of soy sauce. The name "tiger eyes" comes from the appearance of the tuna, which is cut into small pieces that resemble tiger eyes.

These restaurants serving Tiger Eyes Roll

Iwa Ya Teppanyaki & Sushi

Sakura Bistro

Wasabi Bistro 1

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