North Park Sushi And Grill - San Diego

Definitely not a sushi place if that 's what you are looking. They had some stuff that looked like sushi but it really wasn 't. I now understand why it was empty in a crowded location, because it is not for everyone especially for someone that wanted sushi. : '

Great fried sushi with Mexican style pizza nfusion ...3 rivers and the north Parker are delicious....

Fantastic food for Mexican/Japanese fusion. It was my first time and I will definitely be coming back here in the future. The ambience was very chill and our server Julio was attentive, polite, had a great vibe, and overall had superb customer service. The establishment is also very clean too. This place just checked off all my boxes. Try it out! The birria ramen was my favorite. :

The last stop of my crazy 36 hour foodie adventure was at North Park Sushi and Grill. Discovering this gem was totally accidental. My friends and I were going to try and watch the Warriors playoff game at True North but they were charging $20 cover. We walked over to another bar only to find out they didn't have tvs, but on the way there we saw this sushi spot had the game on. We come back, only to discover they have Mexican inspired sushi. I had never heard of this in my life! *insert mind blown emoji* But this is how they interpret sushi in Sinaloa. We ordered three rolls: the al pastor tofu, Chile rellano and birria. We didn't even order traditional rolls. The al pastor tofu was a little bland. The tofu didn't taste like it was marinated. The Chile Rellano was really really good. The birria rolls definitely gave me my birria fix. Server was really nice and explained the concept to us. She was pretty attentive. Decor is really fun. I would definitely come back, in fact I can't wait to come back to try some other dishes.

Sushi was decent, although the service could have been better. We constantly felt like we were not the priority, but rather his facetime was.