Tuna sushi bowls give you all the delicious sushi flavors, without the effort of actually rolling sushi! We’ll deconstruct sushi into easy to make sushi bowls. A base of jasmine rice starts it off, then we add a sriracha mayo tuna mixture, plus all the crunchy veggies! Top off with nori for that signature sushi flavor and the easiest sushi bowls are ready for you!
Tuna Sushi Bowls
Tuna sushi bowls make for a quick, healthy, and easy dinner. I love that you can get the rice started (this rice cooker is my favorite way to cook rice), and while it cooks, prep the veggie and tuna mixture.
It’s a super customizable meal! We love to serve each component in its own bowl at the table, then let everyone pick what they’d like to add-in.
This is a really great option when you’re serving kids tuna sushi bowls. They pick what would make their perfect sushi bowl!
What you need for tuna sushi bowls
- jasmine rice
- tuna in water
- avocado oil mayo
- sriracha
- cucumber
- carrot
- avocados
- roasted nori
How to make them
- Cook your rice according to the package directions (rice cooker or stovetop).
- Mix together the tuna, mayo, and sriracha in a bowl. Taste and add more sriracha if you need it.
- Once your rice is ready, time to serve up your food. Layer cooked rice, tuna mixture, cucumber, carrot, green onion, avocado and then nori in a bowl. Dig in!
More quick and easy bowls you’ll love:
- Salad roll shrimp bowls with coconut rice and peanut dressing
- Smoked salmon corn cabbage bowl with avocado lime crema
- Lamb meatball bowls with avocado cilantro sauce
Tuna Sushi Bowls
Ingredients
- 1.33 cups jasmine rice
- 2 cans tuna in water drained
- ⅓ cup avocado oil mayo
- 2-4 tbsp sriracha adjust amount based on taste
- 1 cucumber peeled and diced
- 1 carrot peeled and shredded
- 2 green onions diced
- 2 avocados diced
- ½ package roasted nori chopped into pieces
Instructions
- Cook your rice according to the package directions (rice cooker or stovetop).
- Mix together the tuna, mayo, and sriracha in a bowl. Taste and add more sriracha if you need it.
- Once your rice is ready, time to serve up your food. Layer cooked rice, tuna mixture, cucumber, carrot, green onion, avocado and then nori in a bowl. Dig in!
Nutrition
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XO
Heather
*Originally published in August 2013. Updated January 2021.*
8 comments
Thanks for sharing this recipe! I saw this meal on your weekly meal plan and was hoping you’d tell us how to make it!
I’m super intrigued by this! I LOVE sushi, but of course making rolls is pretty time consuming.
I LOVE sushi and this is such a great idea! I’ve made it before at home years ago but it was always so much work. This looks a ton easier and super tasty!
This is such a great idea! I mean, who really wants to make sushi?? Not many people, that’s for sure. It’s difficult. But this? Much easier, plus all the wonderful taste. I love it.
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Delicious and easy! Just how I like my meals!
Thanks, Taesha!! So glad it was a hit!