Sushi in Longwood FL? Our Altamonte Dojo's Right There
· By the Sus Hi Team
Longwood folks, we see you. You've got the shops on 434, you've got Big Tree Park, you've got that whole Seminole County pocket where everything's close but nothing's quite exactly what you're craving. And when the craving is sushi, your options usually fall into two camps: sit-down spot with a 45-minute wait, or grocery store case roll that's been sitting there since who knows when.
We built a third option. It's called the Dojo.
The Altamonte Springs Dojo Is Basically Longwood-Adjacent
Our Altamonte Springs Dojo opened back in June 2016, and it's been feeding the whole 434/436 corridor ever since. If you're coming from Longwood, you're looking at a short drive south — closer than most people realize. Plenty of our regulars there are Longwood people who found us once and just... never stopped coming.
So if you've been searching for sushi Longwood FL and coming up with the same three results, give us a shot. We're not a sushi restaurant in the traditional sense. We're a build-your-own line where you point at what you want and watch it get made.
What Actually Happens When You Walk In
You pick your base. Rice, noodles, salad, whatever. Then protein — we flame-torch a bunch of ours, which is one of those things you have to see once. Then toppings, then house sauces, then you walk out with something nobody else has ever ordered exactly the same way.
Or you skip all that and order a signature. Totally fine. Some of our favorites:
- Steak Mac & Cheese Crunch Burrito — mac and cheese. In a sushi burrito. If you haven't had it, I genuinely don't know what you're waiting for.
- Party in My Mouth Bowl — honestly the most underrated thing we make. Spicy, loaded, never disappoints.
- Boom Boom Shrimp Bowl — the sauce does a lot of heavy lifting here and we're not sorry about it.
- Krab Rangoons — order them. Just do it. They're the thing you eat in the car before you get home.
- Hi-Ya! Waska Bowl — fully vegan and actually good, not "good for vegan."
Why Bowls and Burritos Beat Rolls on a Tuesday
Funny story — when Robert and Teresa opened the first Dojo across from UCF in 2011, they figured rolls would be the star. Nope. Bowls and burritos took over immediately and never gave the crown back.
Makes sense though. A bowl travels. A sushi burrito eats like real food. You can bring it back to the office, to the soccer field, to your couch. We've still got rolls (the Lava Burst and the Shrimp Tempura Roll are always moving), but the bowls are the heart of this place.
Order Ahead, Seriously
More than half our orders come in digitally at this point. Hop on the app or order online, pick Altamonte Springs, and your food's waiting when you pull up. The rewards app is on iOS and Android too — points for eating sushi is a pretty solid deal.
Next time you're hunting sushi Longwood FL style and nothing's hitting, point the car toward Altamonte. Ask a Ninja what they'd order. We always have an answer.
See you at the Dojo. 🥷 #SusHi #NinjaSushi #BuildYourOwn