The menu is written all in English, and friendly English-speaking staff behind the counter will fix your burrito the way you like.

(Currently, credit cards are not accepted.) For example, it costs 850 yen (about $7.15 at today’s exchange rate) or $8.50 for a 12-inch steak burrito, and 700 yen or $7 for a 9-incher the teriyaki chicken rollup goes for 750 yen or $7.50, and 600 yen or $6, respectively. This place takes both dollars and yen on a one-to-100 ratio so show up with yen in hand for an even better deal. We have guacamole and scramble egg as optional fillings, which are popular with customers, too” “Out of the eight different burritos we offer, our steak burrito and teriyaki chicken burrito are the two most popular menu items.

“Ninety percent of our customers are American,” said Manager Hiroshi Kotegawa. Rollup Burrito’s reasonable prices and hefty burritos have been hitting their sweet spot ever since. It didn’t take long before this place caught on with Americans in search of some familiar flavors from back home.

This small establishment just opened in October primarily as a take-out shop at one of the military community’s favorite stomping grounds, Sunabe Seawall. Well, luckily, Kadena Air Base and Camp Foster community members who are craving a burrito with all the fixings can fulfill their hearts’ desires thanks to nearby Rollup Burrito. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could stop by a good Mexican joint on the way home to grab some tasty burritos for an easy dinner on a laidback evening? I Know I would like to.

Stripes burrito menu