Their online ordering (menu) is broken. They have a notification on the page and pressing "Got It" reverts back and doesn't allow you to order.
Jamir Chaney
Fantastic food, super friendly employees, consistently fantastic vibes. They charge affordable pricing and the food quality is very good. Great work.
Albert Lee
Best, most flavorful poke bowls in town, with some unusual toppings like popping bubbles and blueberries.
Liubomir Iordanov
Sushi was great! Their spicy sauce for the maki rolls is actually spicy, which is always nice. we also ordered a specialty mango sauce roll, which was delicious. I'm very surprised they could find ripe mangoes in December, but they were soft and sweet.we ordered takeout through doordash, and we had no issues. Donburi also delivers through their website, which is very convenient. All the food arrived as ordered, and came with disposable chopsticks, soy sauce, and even a cute little disposable sauce tray!Overall, a wonderful experience, and we'll definitely be ordering again
Natalie L.
Unfortunately, I didn't have a satisfying experience. Their TV menu didn't display any sushi items, which made me second guess if we were at a right place. I asked a worker there if we were at Donburi, and he had to look at his co-worker for answers... The poke bowl was honestly disappointing and underwhelming. The amount of salmon was just too small to be priced over $13. Even my partner was shocked by how small of a serving it was! There are great combo restaurants that pulled it off like Milk Bar and &Pizza, but a triple establishment? TTK + KFT + Donburi sounds a bit excessive and looks more like a desperate attempt at saving the establishment altogether. Otherwise, everything else was great. The shop is clean and looks just like what it was the last time I visited. Staff complied with COVID-19 regulations by wearing masks and gloves and stowing away tables and seats.
Danielle K.
This sushi is delicious! I tried their tuna poke bowl (amazing) during the Yelp Elite soft opening and was determined to try their sushi too. I got delivery through Grubhub and they're offering 20% off your first order here. I was definitely ordering while hungry, which can knock up the price of the order but I was so satisfied. The special Mango Tuna maki - Spicy tuna cucumber and tempura flakes topped with mango and mango sauce - was my favorite. The eel maki and salmon maki were tasty too. I'd definitely order from Donburi again!
John O.
Arriving to the store front it was a little confusing because there is no evidence of this being a sushi place. There is TKK and Kung Fu Tea store markers, but the only identification of the sushi shop is the menu at the register. What is this place? Is it three shops in one, like a KFC and Pizza Hut? Baskin Robbins and Dunkin Donuts? Identity crisis aside, I had come a long way and had no plans in the near future of returning to Quincy, so I ordered the Salmon with Korean chili sauce and the Unagi Don. These were poke bowls, I saved the Salmon Bowl for another day but had the Unagi Don that night. I love eel so this was up my alley. Lived it! Flavorful, fresh, and plenty of tender eel. It was very filling and enjoyable. The salmon bowl was good, I had it 2 days later so it wasn't fresh (obviously). I found the salmon portion a little disappointing. Oh, and payment for the sushi had to be made separately from the tea I purchased. Didn't matter much to me, just again, a little odd. Overall worth paying a visit and would definitely visit again if in the area.
Angela T.
Donburi Sushi is located inside the Kung Fu/TKK Chicken shop. The pros of this? You can order all three things at once! I had the signature tuna bowl. It was pretty good. For the price, there was a lot of food, including a lot of tuna, which I feel like is often skimpy at most poke places. It was definitely a satisfying lunch, full of avocado, mango, seaweed, tuna, and radish. I think next time I would make my own bowl, just because there were a couple of things in the standard one that I didn't like as much, but it was exactly what I expected from a poke place. The food was fresh and quickly prepared.
Jason K.
I will give this a 3.5 review for now. The salmon and Korean chili sauce poke bowl was loaded with rice and generous helping of avocado, pineapple, kimchi, salmon, and lettuce. Other people might like having complimentary flavors, such as sweet and sour, but I personally like sticking with savory flavors for poke bowls. Therefore, I wasn't particularly fond of the overpowering presence of the chili sauce and the contrasting sweet and sour pineapples. I would probably ask for less Korean chili sauce if I were to order the dish the next time. In terms of social distancing, they have tables between you and the cashiers (much like CVS). They also have hand sanitizer to clean your hands as you need. There are no seats here (as of 11/19/20 when I visited) but there is plenty of space to snap away at your meal. This location also offers fried chicken (TKK), bubble tea (KFT), and sushi for people who want variety in their life or happen to be ordering for a large gathering. Decent poke though I would probably have to omit certain toppings to suit my taste. IG: Feastcoastoffense
April K.
I thought overall I was pleasantly surprised by their ahi tuna signature poke bowl. I thought the strawberries and mustard sauce wouldn't taste good, but I actually really liked it. The ingredients mixed together were unique and refreshing. I was full from eating the bowl, but like the other reviews said, half of it was all rice. I'm not sure if I would come back and pay $14 because there wasn't much tuna. It seems like they have a good lunch special though ($13 for a poke bowl and medium kung fu tea). Just a side note- my bf ordered a piece of TKK fried chicken and it was very expensive. $4 for one piece of chicken? The Kung fu panda cups also look like they got narrower.
They packed that bowl with more than half rice! She didn't ask if I wanted others or house salad as a base, otherwise I would have opted out the rice. Aside from that, I like that there's so many options here now with Kung Fu Tea, TKK Chicken and Donburi Sushi under one roof! The fish and ingredients seemed fresh, I mean aside from canned pineapples in my salmon bowl, but everything else was fresh. wish there was sauce for the abundance of rice. The ahi tuna came with a dressing on the side, but the salmon did not, which I typically love drenching my sauce in poke bowls. I would create my own bowl if I come back next time, as I wasn't a fan of some mixtures in these bowls. Safety: lots of shields, hand sanitizers in front entrance and counter, abundance space for waiting inside and social distancing. Everyone wearing masks.
Nancy H.
Donburi sushi also houses TKK fried chicken and Kung Fu Tea. It's the asian version of a Taco Bell and Pizza Hut found in the same establishment. I recommend ordering online for pickup because it's really loud here due to the drink making and music which makes it difficult to order. Check them out on Google Maps for the latest deals. Until Thanksgiving it's 10% off online order for $1+ order and 20% off orders of 20$+. I came here for a Yelp event but also ordered an additional bowl, a create your own bowl ($16 including tax) with grilled eel, sushi rice, tamago, seaweed salad, bonito flakes, nori, tobiko, and avocado. Each bowl is beautifully made and lots of TLC went into with the meat base surrounded by radish slices. The amount of eel wasn't a lot but the accouterments were fresh and tasty. I'm not a fan of the diced up eel but there were no bones! Side note: the chili salmon signature bowl is good! The pineapple complements the chili. TKK fries their food in soybean oil, fyi to those allergic to soy. Lots of standing room since dine in is no longer a thing. Lots of free street parking due to Covid. Another reason to order ahead is wait times can be quite long. Otherwise, hand sanitizer everywhere and everyone was wearing a mask.
Maryan P.
Got my very first poke bowl and I offered half of it to my husband and as I was eating it, I regretted that decision. I ordered the Ahi Tuna bowl and it was fresh and delicious. I saw it came with apple slaw and I almost said, ya don't put that on there but I figured - just try it and it was all tasty. Everything was cut super tiny. God bless the sous chef who cuts up all the ingredients that go into a poke bowl. It was kind of confusing when I walked in, I walked over to the fried chicken part of the establishment and they pointed me in the right direction. I ordered the Ahi Tuna bowl and she asked what I wanted to drink and I said it didn't matter, whatever she recommended and I got the green tea which I have yet to drink but it looks good. It took a while to make the bowl, which I don't mind but when I saw the people I ordered from kind of standing around I said, is my bowl done and she pointed to a guy at the end and said he's making it. I said that's fine. There were bags to go sitting there so I wasn't sure if I was standing there and my bowl was done. As someone else mentioned, wow it is loud in there with the music - a little too loud because when I ordered and when I was picking up, I barely heard what they were saying to me. I kind of kept saying yes to them, even though I had no idea what they said. I would recommend they hang signs from the ceiling, order poke bowls here, pick up here vs me kind of trying to assess where I order and where I pick up from. I got my yelp mask and I feel very fortunate to be an Elite Yelper!!! My niece lives in Quincy and next time I babysit, I would try another poke bowl from Donburi. My husband was eyeing the fried chicken so maybe a poke bowl and some fried chicken and maybe a bubble tea next time too!
Adamma B.
The servers were all wearing masks and had gloves on. They also had stickers on the ground telling you were to stand to keep customers 6 feet apart! It was a little confusing because when you walk in you may be in the middle of the line so I was accidentally cut in line when waiting to order. Otherwise the servers and cashiers are all friendly, when I asked for a rosehip lemonade they happen to be out of lemonade and my cashier was quick to offer up alternative drinks I may enjoy! Though they did forget to give me a straw I luckily had one at home I could use. I also think the music in the restaurant was trendy and I definitely downloaded some while I waited, but it's way too loud. It was difficult to hear the cashier when ordering and hard to hear the server calling the numbers when your food or drinks are ready. A bunch of customers would have to gather around the pick up area to check if it was their food being called which kind of defeated the point of social distancing when ordering. The vegetarian poke bowl is so good! I think this is a great option for those who can not or do not want to eat seafood/meat. This bowl included: rice, lettuce (not iceberg), avocado (heaping), strawberry, cucumber, sweet tofu, sweet cubed egg, peas, and seaweed salad. It's a huuugggee amount of food and definitely very filling for one person, I honestly has leftovers and could have shared with another person but my friend finished theirs completely (still said it was filling). The dressing it came with was a sesame dressing which I really liked but it was a little strong and the bowl basically only tasted of sesame. The dish overall leaned more towards sweet than savory so keep that in mind if you don't like sweet meals, you might want to try one of the other bowls. It also came with an orange colored ginger dressing which I didn't personally like because I don't like ginger but I liked that they gave two options. I also have to say this order was part of the elite week so I did receive the bowl for free but I would come back and buy it because I honestly loved it and think it's great for people like me who don't like seafood but want to come along with friends!
Kathy N.
I got the salmon with korean chili sauce. The sauce on the salmon was really good and flavorful, but everything else was kind of plain for my liking. I prefer my poke bowls with an assortment of sauces to get a lot of different flavors, but if you're the opposite, then this would be a great place for you! Despite that, everything did taste super fresh and they are generous with the toppings.
Their online ordering (menu) is broken. They have a notification on the page and pressing "Got It" reverts back and doesn't allow you to order.
Fantastic food, super friendly employees, consistently fantastic vibes. They charge affordable pricing and the food quality is very good. Great work.
Best, most flavorful poke bowls in town, with some unusual toppings like popping bubbles and blueberries.
Sushi was great! Their spicy sauce for the maki rolls is actually spicy, which is always nice. we also ordered a specialty mango sauce roll, which was delicious. I'm very surprised they could find ripe mangoes in December, but they were soft and sweet.we ordered takeout through doordash, and we had no issues. Donburi also delivers through their website, which is very convenient. All the food arrived as ordered, and came with disposable chopsticks, soy sauce, and even a cute little disposable sauce tray!Overall, a wonderful experience, and we'll definitely be ordering again
Unfortunately, I didn't have a satisfying experience. Their TV menu didn't display any sushi items, which made me second guess if we were at a right place. I asked a worker there if we were at Donburi, and he had to look at his co-worker for answers... The poke bowl was honestly disappointing and underwhelming. The amount of salmon was just too small to be priced over $13. Even my partner was shocked by how small of a serving it was! There are great combo restaurants that pulled it off like Milk Bar and &Pizza, but a triple establishment? TTK + KFT + Donburi sounds a bit excessive and looks more like a desperate attempt at saving the establishment altogether. Otherwise, everything else was great. The shop is clean and looks just like what it was the last time I visited. Staff complied with COVID-19 regulations by wearing masks and gloves and stowing away tables and seats.
This sushi is delicious! I tried their tuna poke bowl (amazing) during the Yelp Elite soft opening and was determined to try their sushi too. I got delivery through Grubhub and they're offering 20% off your first order here. I was definitely ordering while hungry, which can knock up the price of the order but I was so satisfied. The special Mango Tuna maki - Spicy tuna cucumber and tempura flakes topped with mango and mango sauce - was my favorite. The eel maki and salmon maki were tasty too. I'd definitely order from Donburi again!
Arriving to the store front it was a little confusing because there is no evidence of this being a sushi place. There is TKK and Kung Fu Tea store markers, but the only identification of the sushi shop is the menu at the register. What is this place? Is it three shops in one, like a KFC and Pizza Hut? Baskin Robbins and Dunkin Donuts? Identity crisis aside, I had come a long way and had no plans in the near future of returning to Quincy, so I ordered the Salmon with Korean chili sauce and the Unagi Don. These were poke bowls, I saved the Salmon Bowl for another day but had the Unagi Don that night. I love eel so this was up my alley. Lived it! Flavorful, fresh, and plenty of tender eel. It was very filling and enjoyable. The salmon bowl was good, I had it 2 days later so it wasn't fresh (obviously). I found the salmon portion a little disappointing. Oh, and payment for the sushi had to be made separately from the tea I purchased. Didn't matter much to me, just again, a little odd. Overall worth paying a visit and would definitely visit again if in the area.
Donburi Sushi is located inside the Kung Fu/TKK Chicken shop. The pros of this? You can order all three things at once! I had the signature tuna bowl. It was pretty good. For the price, there was a lot of food, including a lot of tuna, which I feel like is often skimpy at most poke places. It was definitely a satisfying lunch, full of avocado, mango, seaweed, tuna, and radish. I think next time I would make my own bowl, just because there were a couple of things in the standard one that I didn't like as much, but it was exactly what I expected from a poke place. The food was fresh and quickly prepared.
I will give this a 3.5 review for now. The salmon and Korean chili sauce poke bowl was loaded with rice and generous helping of avocado, pineapple, kimchi, salmon, and lettuce. Other people might like having complimentary flavors, such as sweet and sour, but I personally like sticking with savory flavors for poke bowls. Therefore, I wasn't particularly fond of the overpowering presence of the chili sauce and the contrasting sweet and sour pineapples. I would probably ask for less Korean chili sauce if I were to order the dish the next time. In terms of social distancing, they have tables between you and the cashiers (much like CVS). They also have hand sanitizer to clean your hands as you need. There are no seats here (as of 11/19/20 when I visited) but there is plenty of space to snap away at your meal. This location also offers fried chicken (TKK), bubble tea (KFT), and sushi for people who want variety in their life or happen to be ordering for a large gathering. Decent poke though I would probably have to omit certain toppings to suit my taste. IG: Feastcoastoffense
I thought overall I was pleasantly surprised by their ahi tuna signature poke bowl. I thought the strawberries and mustard sauce wouldn't taste good, but I actually really liked it. The ingredients mixed together were unique and refreshing. I was full from eating the bowl, but like the other reviews said, half of it was all rice. I'm not sure if I would come back and pay $14 because there wasn't much tuna. It seems like they have a good lunch special though ($13 for a poke bowl and medium kung fu tea). Just a side note- my bf ordered a piece of TKK fried chicken and it was very expensive. $4 for one piece of chicken? The Kung fu panda cups also look like they got narrower.
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They packed that bowl with more than half rice! She didn't ask if I wanted others or house salad as a base, otherwise I would have opted out the rice. Aside from that, I like that there's so many options here now with Kung Fu Tea, TKK Chicken and Donburi Sushi under one roof! The fish and ingredients seemed fresh, I mean aside from canned pineapples in my salmon bowl, but everything else was fresh. wish there was sauce for the abundance of rice. The ahi tuna came with a dressing on the side, but the salmon did not, which I typically love drenching my sauce in poke bowls. I would create my own bowl if I come back next time, as I wasn't a fan of some mixtures in these bowls. Safety: lots of shields, hand sanitizers in front entrance and counter, abundance space for waiting inside and social distancing. Everyone wearing masks.
Donburi sushi also houses TKK fried chicken and Kung Fu Tea. It's the asian version of a Taco Bell and Pizza Hut found in the same establishment. I recommend ordering online for pickup because it's really loud here due to the drink making and music which makes it difficult to order. Check them out on Google Maps for the latest deals. Until Thanksgiving it's 10% off online order for $1+ order and 20% off orders of 20$+. I came here for a Yelp event but also ordered an additional bowl, a create your own bowl ($16 including tax) with grilled eel, sushi rice, tamago, seaweed salad, bonito flakes, nori, tobiko, and avocado. Each bowl is beautifully made and lots of TLC went into with the meat base surrounded by radish slices. The amount of eel wasn't a lot but the accouterments were fresh and tasty. I'm not a fan of the diced up eel but there were no bones! Side note: the chili salmon signature bowl is good! The pineapple complements the chili. TKK fries their food in soybean oil, fyi to those allergic to soy. Lots of standing room since dine in is no longer a thing. Lots of free street parking due to Covid. Another reason to order ahead is wait times can be quite long. Otherwise, hand sanitizer everywhere and everyone was wearing a mask.
Got my very first poke bowl and I offered half of it to my husband and as I was eating it, I regretted that decision. I ordered the Ahi Tuna bowl and it was fresh and delicious. I saw it came with apple slaw and I almost said, ya don't put that on there but I figured - just try it and it was all tasty. Everything was cut super tiny. God bless the sous chef who cuts up all the ingredients that go into a poke bowl. It was kind of confusing when I walked in, I walked over to the fried chicken part of the establishment and they pointed me in the right direction. I ordered the Ahi Tuna bowl and she asked what I wanted to drink and I said it didn't matter, whatever she recommended and I got the green tea which I have yet to drink but it looks good. It took a while to make the bowl, which I don't mind but when I saw the people I ordered from kind of standing around I said, is my bowl done and she pointed to a guy at the end and said he's making it. I said that's fine. There were bags to go sitting there so I wasn't sure if I was standing there and my bowl was done. As someone else mentioned, wow it is loud in there with the music - a little too loud because when I ordered and when I was picking up, I barely heard what they were saying to me. I kind of kept saying yes to them, even though I had no idea what they said. I would recommend they hang signs from the ceiling, order poke bowls here, pick up here vs me kind of trying to assess where I order and where I pick up from. I got my yelp mask and I feel very fortunate to be an Elite Yelper!!! My niece lives in Quincy and next time I babysit, I would try another poke bowl from Donburi. My husband was eyeing the fried chicken so maybe a poke bowl and some fried chicken and maybe a bubble tea next time too!
The servers were all wearing masks and had gloves on. They also had stickers on the ground telling you were to stand to keep customers 6 feet apart! It was a little confusing because when you walk in you may be in the middle of the line so I was accidentally cut in line when waiting to order. Otherwise the servers and cashiers are all friendly, when I asked for a rosehip lemonade they happen to be out of lemonade and my cashier was quick to offer up alternative drinks I may enjoy! Though they did forget to give me a straw I luckily had one at home I could use. I also think the music in the restaurant was trendy and I definitely downloaded some while I waited, but it's way too loud. It was difficult to hear the cashier when ordering and hard to hear the server calling the numbers when your food or drinks are ready. A bunch of customers would have to gather around the pick up area to check if it was their food being called which kind of defeated the point of social distancing when ordering. The vegetarian poke bowl is so good! I think this is a great option for those who can not or do not want to eat seafood/meat. This bowl included: rice, lettuce (not iceberg), avocado (heaping), strawberry, cucumber, sweet tofu, sweet cubed egg, peas, and seaweed salad. It's a huuugggee amount of food and definitely very filling for one person, I honestly has leftovers and could have shared with another person but my friend finished theirs completely (still said it was filling). The dressing it came with was a sesame dressing which I really liked but it was a little strong and the bowl basically only tasted of sesame. The dish overall leaned more towards sweet than savory so keep that in mind if you don't like sweet meals, you might want to try one of the other bowls. It also came with an orange colored ginger dressing which I didn't personally like because I don't like ginger but I liked that they gave two options. I also have to say this order was part of the elite week so I did receive the bowl for free but I would come back and buy it because I honestly loved it and think it's great for people like me who don't like seafood but want to come along with friends!
I got the salmon with korean chili sauce. The sauce on the salmon was really good and flavorful, but everything else was kind of plain for my liking. I prefer my poke bowls with an assortment of sauces to get a lot of different flavors, but if you're the opposite, then this would be a great place for you! Despite that, everything did taste super fresh and they are generous with the toppings.