Restaurant Roulette-Sumoritto

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Husband and I got married on Feb. 18. In order to celebrate that every single month and to keep having adventures together, every month on the 18th, we try a brand new restaurant. It has to be a place that neither of us have been to, but it can be a place that someone has recommended. Originally, Husband wanted to save recommended restaurants for another time, but that quickly proved to be a difficult rule. A bonus of this tradition: we've nicknamed it Restaurant Roulette, two words that I previously could not spell without the help of spellcheck.

This month's restaurant: Sumoritto in Taylorsville. It's located close to a movie theater that we've gone to many, many times and yet, I've never noticed this place. In fact, when we were ordering, I asked the cashier if they had just opened. She looked puzzled and said, "No, we've been here for two years." Cool, cool. Longer than I've lived in Taylorsville.

This place is amazing! They serve giant sized sushi rolls. Some of the rolls are cut in half so you can eat them like a burrito, and some are cut up into several slices so you can eat them with chopsticks, although we found them large enough to just eat with our hands. We both love sushi so we both loved this place! It's definitely one we want to return to again and again.

The Vegas, a traditional but delicious choice

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  1. Cheryl And Larry NathSeptember 13, 2018 at 4:54 PM

    What a great tradition to start. Love trying new places, too.

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    1. UnknownSeptember 14, 2018 at 9:38 AM

      Thanks! We've been doing it for a few months and have found some really great places!

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