Sushi Burritos are coming to NYC

The classic Sushi Burrito will be made with fresh salmon, tuna, spicy tobanjan mayo, julienned carrots, cucumbers and seasoned sushi rice, with a sprinkle of sesame seeds and tempura crunchies on top, all wrapped in a sheet of crisp nori.

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- Splitfish
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  But you hold it like a burrito! Duh!
  
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  - BlueOracle
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    Haha! That does seem to be the only thing making this a burrito. ;)
    
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- papacrown (edited 9 years ago)
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  Well... this is awkward. I'm from Mexico (yay burritos) and all our sushi places serve what we call a "cono de sushi" (sushi cone). This is basically the same thing right?
  
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- BlueOracle
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  I'd never heard of a sushi burrito until today, but I think I agree with you. It's just a super sized roll! I must admit, I don't find it very appealing. I like eating with chopsticks. :)
  
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  - Splitfish
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    Chopsticks are the best part. I still suck with them tho.
    
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    - BlueOracle
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      Don't give up! It just takes practice. I like eating western food with chopsticks sometimes just for fun. There's nothing like the looks you get eating French fries with chopsticks. Also, you don't get your fingers all greasy. ;)
      
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