So my Aunt and Uncle recently died in a car accident. My Aunt is from Guatemala, and my Uncle was half Japanese, half Irish. Their son runs a Bed & Breakfast, and until recently they had a small diner associated with it, in the renovated attached garage. It was a nice family business.
Long story longer, my Aunt and Uncle left me a small fortune in their wills (much to the chagrin of their son- but he's terrible with money). I want to do something to help out my cousin, and I feel that opening a Sushi Burrito establishment in the attached garage would be perfect. It's my lifelong dream.
What are some good sushi burrito recipes?
A Sushi Burrito Bed & Breakfast Restaurant
Jacob Young
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Joshua Reed
flour tortilla, sushi rice, refried beans, Spam, avocado, squid, sardines, cucumber, carrots, jizz
Adam Rodriguez
That sounds like a bit of a terrible idea. Like it could work, but it's a very niche kind of place. Why not just make a nice small sushi/asian food restaurant that you can own/run? You could make a menu all to your own. Sushi here, sushi burritos there, ramen or other asian dishes as well. Etc.
A cafe that only sold sushi burritos sounds way to specific for a B&B because people probably won't want to only choose from a sushi burrito. But they'd be more likely to choose other things. Maybe you could have the menu be mostly (say 65%) sushi burritos, while offering things on the side that aren't that.
Either way, hope it works.
Nathan Bell
If only there was a way to make sushi into a roll like fashion...
Hudson Garcia
Is it even legally zoned to be a restaurant? BnBs can be in rresidential neighborhoods, right?
And sushirritos sounds terrible. I'd try a bahn mi burrito or a chow mein burrito though.
Jonathan White
>Their son was horrible with money.
>How can I out waste this money in front of him?
Ryan Lewis
>Guatemala
>Half-Irish Half-Japanese
Las creaturas son abominaciones... La luz del Dios esta extinguido...
William Cooper
I don't get it why do you want to make sushi burritos if you don't even know your own recipes?
Elijah Powell
Those jelly donuts look delicious
Eli Carter
>wrapping seaweed in tortilla
Why both?
Brayden Morgan
Just split the $ with your cousin
Jose Brown
Dude, why not?
Lincoln Green
But OP wants to blow all the money on a retarded food concept.
Besides, his cousin is horrible with money.
Henry Morris
Looks like OP is too
Easton Collins
Gonna be blunt, that's a bad idea. I've never even heard of a sushi burrito until just now. For the record I like sushi and love burritos, but please don't mix them. Maybe open a sushi place. Or a burrito place. But not a subritto/bushi whatever the couple name for those foods would be place. Just the fact that there isn't a good couple name for the foods is a bad sign.
Chase Mitchell
>sushi burrito
Easton Ramirez
Where's the B&B located? Would the market support a fusion cuisine like this? If it's a quaint, rustic place for couples, they probably expect a quaint-but-upscale country style of food. Too many people start business based on what they think would be cool, not what the market thinks is cool, especially in bars/ restaurants/ hospitality, especially with stupid, misplaced themes. If it's in California or Florida if could work. Try it on an eclectic menu first and see if it works before you invest heavily in it.
Hunter Edwards
>That sounds like a bit of a terrible idea.
Not OP but it's already a chain and is better than it sounds.
Easton Gonzalez
As horrible as an idea it sounds, someone already beat OP's family to it
And the wierder thing is it's profitable.
Xavier Richardson
OP here. I am not trying to start something groundbreaking, I already heard about Sushi Burritos. I think they are just trendy enough to sell well in these parts, especially if I use a gluten free wrap.
Landon Lee
It's in Northern California.
Eli Ward
No.
Make avocado wraps.
Adrian Phillips
>Northern Cali.
Will never work among the inbreeds up there.
Jonathan Wilson
>wants to open a restaurant
>has clearly never worked in a restaurant
>doesn't even have any idea of dishes to serve
not gonna make it
Nolan Lewis
Disagree. I could see it working almost anywhere in Cali except the middle suburban trash part. They're the biggest in fusion food of all kinds. I'd still try it on an eclectic menu and see what the locals go for, then adapt to local taste. You invest in the business the locals want, not the business you want. Work up a nice brunch, maybe an occasional wine tasting, get it promoted with other local events and activities, it could work in Cali.
Joshua Foster
How's the vegan hot dog stand going, bait and move on.
Joseph Butler
Unless some yuppies get pissed that OP is "appropriating" a culture.
Angel Morales
There's a sushi burrito place down the street from my apartment, shit's breddy gud.
Anthony Watson
i really, re4allly like this new meme