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Sushi Burrito
TORONTO, ON - February 7: Toronto remains in the midst of a fusion seafood trend, which includes sushi burritos. Star reader Sarah is curious about the calories in the popular samurachi burrito from the popular SU&BU. Wrapped in nori and a layer of sticky rice, the samurachi burrito is stuffed with a gorgeously bright assortment of vegetables (cucumber, avocado, lettuce and cabbage) and raw fish (tuna, salmon and massago). It seems healthy, but is it? (Randy Risling/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
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Credit:Randy Risling / Contributor
Editorial #:922143748
Collection:Toronto Star
Date created:07 February, 2018
Licence type:Rights-managedRelease info:Not released. More information
Source:Toronto Star
Object name:RRsushiburrito003
Max file size:4500 x 3000 px (38.10 x 25.40 cm) - 300 dpi - 1.34 MB