postThoughts On Mari Ne25 pts
“All of these were fantastic. Sauces were fantastic and unique too (Mustard Soy and homemade Sriracha)”
H3
8.1/10JapaneseKorean
AI-generated summary
A counter for hand rolls with a Korean spin, and people say it's an easy place to eat alone. A five roll set runs $42, and the mustard soy and house sriracha are what people single out. The spicy salmon, wagyu and come up most. A few say it's tasty but nothing amazing.
“All of these were fantastic. Sauces were fantastic and unique too (Mustard Soy and homemade Sriracha)”
H3
“Nothing earth-shattering, but very tasty, decent value for money.”
H2
“Mari.ne is prob my favorite handroll spot”
H2
“Mari.ne handroll is a great spot that uses gluten free soy sauce and only has like one or two items on their menu with gluten.”
H2
“I like Mari.ne for Korean style hand rolls”
H2
“Shrimp handroll @ Mari.ne (SO good with their mustard soy)”
H2
“Mari.ne handrolls”
H2
“Temakase, Domodomo and newcomer Marine (with a Korean spin) are great, all will come in under $50 with a drink and tip.”
H2
“I recently have gotten addicted to the hand rolls at Mari.ne. Very casual as you are sitting at a counter with others as they bring you freshness after freshness, but it’s fun, hip, and cozy sitting elbow to elbow.”
H2
“Mari.ne hand rolls were a fun and unique experience”
H2
“Really great Korean handrolls and it’s a sushi counter, so ideal for solo dining”
H2
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H2