By . Bianca London . PUBLISHED: . 09:34 EST, 4 June 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 09:55 EST, 4 June 2013 . Forget beef burgers, chicken burgers or even antelope burgers because Japanese food chain YO! Sushi is launching what may be the most bizarre fusion of East-meets-West cuisine yet. From next week, you can buy a range of burgers - including chicken, salmon, prawn, tilapia or tofu - with the 'bun' being made of toasted Japanese rice, formed into a bap shape. The £8 snack is served with gingery pickled 'daikon slaw' (a type of radish) in place of coleslaw, seaweed crackers for chips and 'misotchup' (ketchup made with miso). Very rice: YO! Sushi are launching an £8 sushi burger. You can choose . from chicken, salmon, prawn, tilapia or tofu - with the 'bun' made of rice . Speaking about its latest wacky innovation, the chain, which is famous for its hufe sushi menu, says: 'You won't find beef in our YO! Burger or a stodgy bap covered in grease.' On offer is the Chicken Yo! Burger, a chicken thigh seasoned with teriyaki sauce and served on a bed of lettuce with red onion, mayonnaise and topped with diced pineapple and white sesame seeds. Fish lovers may prefer the Prawn Yo! Burger, a prawn cutlet served on white cabbage spiced with a dollop of curry mayonnaise and a sprinkle of spring onion and diced beni shoga or the Salmon Yo! Burger, kimchi salmon on a bed of lettuce, kimchi pickled vegetables and topped with mayonnaise and shredded nori. Something for everyone: The Prawn Yo! Burger, is a prawn cutlet served on white cabbage spiced with a dollop of curry mayonnaise and a sprinkle of spring onion (L) and the Tofu burger (R) will appeal to vegetarians . Those looking for something even more unusual may opt for the Tilapia burger, which consists of two pieces of tilapia katsu fish resting on a bed of lettuce and served with a classic cheese slice topped with wakame tarter sauce. Chicken YO! Burger: 409 caloriesPrawn YO! Burger: 312 caloriesSalmon YO! Burger: 390 caloriesTalipia YO! Burger: 405 caloriesTofu YO! Burger: 423 calories . For vegetarians, there's the Tofu Burger, which comes on a bed of lettuce and coriander pesto and is topped with a slice of avocado and fresh cress. And the best news is that, while a Big Mac meals can add up to nearly 1,000 calories, these sushi burgers have a calorie content as low as 312 calories. A spokesman for YO! Sushi said: 'YO! Sushi has always offered customers a unique dining experience and we are thrilled to be able to offer our customers something entirely new, inspired by Japan and exclusive to our restaurants. 'Unlike other run-of-the-mill burgers, you won't find anything like the YO! Burger anywhere else in the UK.' YO! Sushi was founded in 1997, and was the first to bring the concept of a . Japanese 'kaiten' sushi bar that delivered food via a conveyor belt to . the UK. The sushi burger is also served in specialised restaurants in Australia and the U.S. Innovative: YO! Sushi was founded in 1997, and was the first to bring the concept of a Japanese 'kaiten' sushi bar that delivered food via a conveyor belt to the UK .
YO! Sushi set to unveil sushi burgers nationwide .
£8 snack contains meat or fish in a 'bap' made of toasted rice .
Calories range between 312 for the prawn burger and 423 for Tofu .
By . Bianca London . PUBLISHED: . 09:34 EST, 4 June 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 09:55 EST, 4 June 2013 . Forget beef burgers, chicken burgers or even antelope burgers because Japanese food chain YO! Sushi is launching what may be the most bizarre fusion of East-meets-West cuisine yet. From next week, you can buy a range of burgers - including chicken, salmon, prawn, tilapia or tofu - with the 'bun' being made of toasted Japanese rice, formed into a bap shape. The £8 snack is served with gingery pickled 'daikon slaw' (a type of radish) in place of coleslaw, seaweed crackers for chips and 'misotchup' (ketchup made with miso). Very rice: YO! Sushi are launching an £8 sushi burger. You can choose . from chicken, salmon, prawn, tilapia or tofu - with the 'bun' made of rice . Speaking about its latest wacky innovation, the chain, which is famous for its hufe sushi menu, says: 'You won't find beef in our YO! Burger or a stodgy bap covered in grease.' On offer is the Chicken Yo! Burger, a chicken thigh seasoned with teriyaki sauce and served on a bed of lettuce with red onion, mayonnaise and topped with diced pineapple and white sesame seeds. Fish lovers may prefer the Prawn Yo! Burger, a prawn cutlet served on white cabbage spiced with a dollop of curry mayonnaise and a sprinkle of spring onion and diced beni shoga or the Salmon Yo! Burger, kimchi salmon on a bed of lettuce, kimchi pickled vegetables and topped with mayonnaise and shredded nori. Something for everyone: The Prawn Yo! Burger, is a prawn cutlet served on white cabbage spiced with a dollop of curry mayonnaise and a sprinkle of spring onion (L) and the Tofu burger (R) will appeal to vegetarians . Those looking for something even more unusual may opt for the Tilapia burger, which consists of two pieces of tilapia katsu fish resting on a bed of lettuce and served with a classic cheese slice topped with wakame tarter sauce. Chicken YO! Burger: 409 caloriesPrawn YO! Burger: 312 caloriesSalmon YO! Burger: 390 caloriesTalipia YO! Burger: 405 caloriesTofu YO! Burger: 423 calories . For vegetarians, there's the Tofu Burger, which comes on a bed of lettuce and coriander pesto and is topped with a slice of avocado and fresh cress. And the best news is that, while a Big Mac meals can add up to nearly 1,000 calories, these sushi burgers have a calorie content as low as 312 calories. A spokesman for YO! Sushi said: 'YO! Sushi has always offered customers a unique dining experience and we are thrilled to be able to offer our customers something entirely new, inspired by Japan and exclusive to our restaurants. 'Unlike other run-of-the-mill burgers, you won't find anything like the YO! Burger anywhere else in the UK.' YO! Sushi was founded in 1997, and was the first to bring the concept of a . Japanese 'kaiten' sushi bar that delivered food via a conveyor belt to . the UK. The sushi burger is also served in specialised restaurants in Australia and the U.S. Innovative: YO! Sushi was founded in 1997, and was the first to bring the concept of a Japanese 'kaiten' sushi bar that delivered food via a conveyor belt to the UK .
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