Cream cheese sushi
- Philadelphia LUX
Creamy cheese, cucumber, masago caviar, smoked salmon, bonito fish powder
290 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€15.40 - Philadelphia black with eel
Cream cheese, cucumber, smoked eel, cuttlefish, "Unagi" sauce and sesame
305 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€21.00 - €15.75
- €15.15
- €13.00
- €10.30
- €7.50
- Crispy salmon teriyaki
Cream cheese, avocado, sesame seeds, fried salmon with teriyaki, spicy sauce
285 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€12.90 - €11.80
- €13.80
- €10.10
- €7.50
- €11.30
- €8.45
- Spicy shrimp
Shrimp, masago caviar, cream cheese, iceberg lettuce, spicy sauce
320 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€12.85 - Grilled Teriyaki Salmon
Teriyaki salmon, cream cheese, cucumber, cheese sauce and "Unagi"
360 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€11.00 - Grilled chicken teriyaki
Chicken, cream cheese, cucumber, cheese and "Unagi" sauce
350 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€10.00 - Futomaki Tempura
Cream cheese, "Unagi" sauce, cucumber, sweet pepper, iceberg lettuce, sesame seeds
345 g
Allergens
8 pcs
€10.00
Cream Cheese Sushi
Cream cheese was never part of traditional Japanese cuisine. Classic sushi relied entirely on rice, fish, and nori, with no room for creamy fillings. The shift came when sushi expanded into Western countries and chefs started experimenting with new ingredients. Cream cheese proved to be an ideal addition — its gentle texture and mild flavor could blend with rice, seafood, and vegetables without disrupting the core of the recipe. Today philadelphia sushi is one of the most popular styles in sushi restaurants around the world, including Bratislava.
The popularity of cream cheese sushi is rooted in its versatility. The same ingredient works in simple maki with just two components and in complex rolls with multiple layers of fish, vegetables, and sauces. At Mister Sushi, cream cheese appears in every category — from classic cold rolls to tempura, baked rolls, sushi burgers, and sushi dog.
What ingredients pair best with cream cheese in sushi?
Cream cheese is most commonly paired with fish and seafood. With salmon, it softens the natural richness of the fish and produces a full, rounded flavor — this is exactly the principle behind classic philadelphia rolls. With shrimp, it adds creaminess that contrasts with the delicate marine taste. Alongside tuna, it acts as a bridge between the stronger fish and spicy sauces.
Interesting combinations also emerge with vegetables. Avocado and cream cheese together create a double creamy layer, while cucumber adds the freshness that lightens the entire profile. In rolls with eel and unagi sauce, the cheese serves as a counterbalance to the sweet-salty glaze.
How does cream cheese change depending on the preparation method?
What makes cream cheese exceptional in sushi is its ability to change character depending on the roll format. In cold rolls it stays firm and fresh — this is when its clean creamy flavor is most noticeable. In baked rolls it melts into a smooth layer that coats the filling and transforms the texture of the entire roll. In tempura variations it contrasts with the crispy shell and provides a soft center.
In sushi burgers and sushi dogs, cream cheese plays a role similar to classic rolls, but the larger format makes its presence more pronounced. This is why these modern formats are popular among guests who enjoy bolder creamy combinations.
Why choose cream cheese sushi at Mister Sushi
At Mister Sushi in Bratislava, we prepare cream cheese rolls from fresh ingredients just before serving. The menu includes more than 30 different combinations — from a simple Philadelphia light with salmon and cucumber to bolder recipes such as Philadelphia black with eel and cuttlefish. If you are unsure where to start, begin with classic salmon combinations and gradually explore spicy or baked options. Order online or call our restaurants — delivery across Bratislava is available.

















