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What Sushi Should I Order If I Love Salmon?
Direct answer: Order Salmon Nigiri or Salmon Sashimi for pure salmon, the Spicy Salmon Roll for heat, the Las Vegas Roll for a rich cooked salmon bite, or the Hawaiian and Sunshine rolls for salmon paired with mango and citrus. Sushi Brokers serves fresh salmon across nigiri, sashimi, classic rolls, and specialty rolls at all three Valley locations.
Best Salmon Sushi for Someone Who Wants Raw Salmon
If you want salmon in its purest form, order it as nigiri or sashimi. Both use fresh, sashimi-grade salmon — no sauces, no frying, just the fish.
- Salmon Nigiri ($11, 2 pieces) — a slice of fresh salmon pressed onto a small bed of seasoned rice. The classic way to taste salmon on its own.
- Salmon Sashimi ($18, 5 pieces) — sliced salmon with no rice at all. If you want only the fish, this is it. See our no-rice ordering guide for more riceless options.
- Smoked Salmon Nigiri ($11, 2 pieces) — cured, smoked salmon with a deeper, richer flavor than fresh.
Not sure whether nigiri or sashimi is right for you? Our nigiri vs. sashimi vs. rolls guide breaks down the difference.
Which Sushi Brokers Rolls Have Salmon?
These specialty rolls put salmon at the center. Some top a roll with fresh salmon, others build the whole roll around it:
Hawaiian Roll
Raw · $19Spicy krab, yellowtail, cucumber, avocado, fresh salmon, mango, mirin. Salmon paired with sweet mango — bright and balanced.
Sunshine Roll
Raw · $19Spicy krab, cream cheese, asparagus, cucumber, avocado, salmon, lemon, scallions, ponzu. Salmon with lemon and ponzu for a fresh finish.
Yummy Roll
Raw · $20Spicy krab, cucumber, avocado, lemon, salmon, sriracha, ponzu, scallions. Light, citrus-forward salmon roll.
Rainbow Roll
Raw · $19California roll base topped with avocado, tuna, yellowtail, salmon, and shrimp. Salmon is one of several fresh-fish toppings.
Spicy Salmon Roll
Raw · $11Spicy salmon, cucumber. The simplest way to eat salmon with a little heat.
Cooked Salmon Options at Sushi Brokers
You can enjoy salmon at Sushi Brokers without eating it raw. These rolls use salmon that is tempura fried, baked, or crisped:
- Las Vegas Roll ($20) — salmon, cream cheese, tempura avocado, eel sauce, sesame seeds. Tempura fried, so the salmon is cooked. Rich and sweet.
- Alaskan Roll ($12) — baked salmon, cucumber, avocado. The salmon is fully cooked in the oven.
- Salmon Skin Roll ($12) — crispy salmon skin, yamagobo, kaiware sprouts, cucumber. Crunchy and savory.
For the full list of rolls with no raw fish, see our cooked sushi guide.
What to Order If You Like Spicy Salmon
The Spicy Salmon Roll ($11) is the direct choice — salmon mixed with spicy seasoning and cucumber. It is the mildest, most affordable way to get spicy salmon, and a common first raw-fish roll for people moving on from a California Roll. See our beginner's guide for the full progression.
Salmon Beyond Sushi Rolls
If you want salmon in a larger format, the kitchen menu has two options:
- Grilled Salmon ($26) — miso or teriyaki style, wokked vegetables, steamed rice. A full entree.
- Poke Bowl ($20) — seaweed salad, red onions, cucumber, avocado, steamed rice. Order it with salmon or a tuna-and-salmon combo.
- Big Sashimi Salad ($22) — mixed greens, cucumber, asparagus, tuna, salmon, yellowtail, ponzu. Salmon as part of a fresh salad.
Browse the full menu for everything available, or use the sushi menu guide to find rolls by what you like.
Sushi Brokers Scottsdale
Flagship17025 N Scottsdale Rd, Suite 190, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Sun–Thu: 11 AM – 10 PM · Fri–Sat: 11 AM – 11 PM
Happy Hour: 3–6 PM Daily · Late Night 9 PM–Close Sun–Thu, 10 PM–Close Fri & Sat
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