Bite Club: Try sushi with a Latin twist at Kaizen

• The restaurant's name comes from the "Japanese concept of continuous change and improvement," according to Kaizen's website.

What we ordered: We decided to try a couple of the house specialties.

• The Hamachi Supreme features yellowtail sashimi with grapefruit supreme — meaning the membrane is removed so it can be served in slices — jalapeños, asparagus and a citrusy yuzu ponzu.
• The Señor Larry roll combines big eye tuna, panko fried shrimp, spicy crab mix, avocado and cucumber-cilantro mix.
• We also ordered the rainbow and dragon rolls.

The verdict: Delicious. The Hamachi Supreme combined some unique flavors, bringing a little sweetness to go with the fish, and spice complemented by the citrus sauce.

• We loved Señor Larry, as well. The cilantro brought Latin inspiration to a more traditional-style sushi roll.

What's next: I'd love to try some of the more Latin-inspired dishes. The Caribbean King roll combines king salmon with mango salsa, while the Tiradito adds tomatillo and Fresno chiles to either Japanese red snapper or octopus.