How Do You Roll - Los Angeles (menu)

Address: 4730 Lincoln Blvd, 90292 Marina Del Rey, Los Angeles, United States

City: Los Angeles

Menu Dishes: 32

Reviews: 64

Website: http://www.howdoyouroll.com

Full menu - 32 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Featured Bowls

Foodie Featured Rolls

Dessert

Mochi Ice Cream

A delightful Japanese dessert featuring creamy ice cream wrapped in a soft, chewy mochi rice cake.

Health Nut Featured Rolls

Rebel Featured Rolls

Appetizer

Japanese Specialties

Miso Soup

A savory Japanese soup with miso paste, tofu, seaweed, and green onions.

Steamed Dishes

Dumplings

Steamed or fried dough parcels filled with savory or sweet ingredients, served with a side of dipping sauce.

Signature Sushi Rolls

Tgi's Special Roll

Entrées

Sunrise Roll

Fresh sushi roll filled with salmon, avocado, and cucumber, topped with mango slices and a drizzle of spicy mayo.

Maki Rolls*

Starters & Side Dishes

Salads

Seaweed Salad

A refreshing blend of mixed seaweed, seasoned with sesame and light vinaigrette.

Sushi

Spicy Tuna Roll

Spicy Tuna Roll: Fresh tuna, spicy mayo, and cucumber wrapped in seaweed and rice, offering a zesty and flavorful bite.

Vegetarian Sushi Rolls

Mango Tango Roll

A refreshing sushi roll with mango, shrimp, and avocado, topped with a tangy mango sauce.

Cooked Sushi Rolls

We Know You Have Room

Uramaki Roll

Lunch Mains

Rookie Featured Rolls

Meals For One

Create Your Own Roll

Korean Bowls

Address

Los Angeles

Los Angeles, known for its diverse culture, offers a mix of global cuisines, from tacos and sushi to burgers and vegan dishes, mirroring its vibrant, eclectic population.

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How Do You Roll - Menu