How to Say “Spicy Tuna Roll” in Japanese

スパイシーツナロール
supaishī tsuna rōru
The English phrase "spicy tuna roll" is translated into Japanese as スパイシーツナロール (supaishī tsuna rōru).
This phrase refers to a type of sushi roll containing raw tuna mixed with spicy sauce.

How do you pronounce it?

supaishī tsuna rōru

Did you know?

  • While スパイシーツナロール is understood in modern sushi shops, this style of roll is a 'reverse roll' or 裏巻き where the rice is on the outside, a technique developed in the US to hide the seaweed from Westerners.
  • While the phrase is understood, a Japanese chef might more naturally refer to the tuna component as マグロ (maguro) rather than using the loanword ツナ (tsuna). The latter often refers to canned tuna in a domestic context.
  • In Japan, you might see this written as スパイシー・ツナ・ロール with middle dots used to separate the words. These dots help Japanese readers distinguish where one English-derived word ends and the next begins.

Examples in context

  • スパイシーツナロールを一つください。
    supaishii tsuna rōru o hitotsu kudasai.
    One spicy tuna roll, please.
  • このスパイシーツナロールはとても美味しいです。
    kono supaishii tsuna rōru wa totemo oishii desu.
    This spicy tuna roll is very delicious.
  • メニューにスパイシーツナロールはありますか?
    menyū ni supaishii tsuna rōru wa arimasu ka?
    Is there a spicy tuna roll on the menu?

Example conversation

Two people are ordering food at a sushi restaurant.

  1. 大翔 Hiroto

    スパイシーツナロールを注文しましょう。
    supaishii tsuna rōru o chūmon shimashō.
    Let's order the spicy tuna roll.
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    いいですね。私もそれが食べたいです。
    ii desu ne. watashi mo sore ga tabetai desu.
    That sounds good. I want to eat that too.
  3. 大翔 Hiroto

    すみません、スパイシーツナロールをください。
    sumimasen, supaishii tsuna rōru o kudasai.
    Excuse me, one spicy tuna roll, please.
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    大翔さんはいつも注文が早いですね。
    Hiroto-san wa itsumo chūmon ga hayai desu ne.
    Hiroto, you are always so quick to order.
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