Juicy shrimp take center stage in this vibrant salad, surrounded by crisp spinach, sweet corn, edamame, cherry tomatoes, and cool cucumber. A sprinkle of fried quinoa adds a satisfying crunch, while a sesame-forward kaisen dressing brings sweet-savory depth.
woulda been nice with this recent food borne illness outbreak to include a note about where you source your produce
Kiana · 07/23/26
Remove the raw onions, which overwhelm the taste of the other ingredients.
Liza · 07/22/26
You · 07/22/26
So flavorful and fresh! The shrimp's texture was spot on. The only thing I didn't like was the grainy sandy texture of the crispy grains, so I will just leave those off next time.
Melonee · 07/21/26
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Lauren · 07/19/26
This is pretty good! The only thing I didn’t love was the sauce. I would still order it again and just use my own dressing.
Chef Sergio Tominaga was born in Peru and lived in Japan for 4 years. He started his career 18 years ago with his older brother. He comes from a family of Nikkei chefs (nikkei is the mixture between Peruvian and Japanese culture). Finalizing his career he started working with his brother but after a few years he worked in Maido (Number 1 restaurant in Latin America and number 7th in World's 50 Best) for 5 years and also in Sushi Pop by Micha as an Executive Chef for 3 years. Sergio cooks traditional Peruvian and Japanese food. He loves being able to cook the fusion between both cultures. His specialty is Peruvian ceviche, Lomo Saltado and Nikkei sushi.