Like most fast-casual restaurants these days, Basho Express offers its main dishes in the form of wraps (in this case, seaweed wraps) or bowls. There is a lineup of pre-set sushi burritos featuring everything from salmon sashimi and shrimp tempura to crispy tofu and bulgogi beef. Sushi burritos can also be customized with a variety of fillings, sauces, and seasonings. Located on Boston University's campus, Basho Express is open Monday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

District Kitchen's lunch menu features a "chicken katsu sushiritto," packed full of fried chicken with sesame and rice, vegetables, and a spicy mayo sauce. The restaurant opens at 11:30 a.m. for lunch Tuesday through Saturday.

This East Somerville spot — a staple for Chinese takeout and delivery — also offers a few kinds of sushi burritos: salmon, tuna, a mix of salmon and tuna, and a General Gao burrito. The rest of the lengthy menu includes standard sushi options, poke bowls, rice and noodle dishes, curries, and so much more.

New Sushi is capitalizing on two seafood trends with both sushi burritos and poke bowls on the menu. There are create-your-own burrito options, plus signature burritos filled with seafood, chicken, or vegetables.

Located on the same street as fellow sushi burrito vendor Pokéworks, OGinger has six pre-fab burritos to offer. There are tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and crab options, along with an avocado and tofu version. There is also a "typhoon sushi burrito," which comes filled with tuna, salmon, crabmeat, yellowtail, lettuce, cucumber, avocado, pickled daikon, and carrot.

Situated close to OGinger, Pokéworks (part of a small chain) takes its name to heart: The burritos here are filled with fish done in the style of poke, or Hawaiian raw fish salad. In addition to poke, burritos can come filled with chicken or tofu protein options, plus fruit and vegetable mix-ins, sauces, toppings, and other seasonings. There's also another Pokéworks headed to the area, slated to open in Harvard Square.

A new addition to the East Boston neighborhood, Sunny Cafe specializes in sushi, with several varieties of sushi burritos in particular. Get one stuffed full of crunchy shrimp, tuna, salmon, or chicken teriyaki. There are also standard sushi rolls, poke bowls, and bubble teas.

This new Fenway addition is a sibling of Ebi Sushi in Somerville's Union Square. Sushi Kappo serves four types of sushi burritos, including the Fenway: tuna tartare, avocado, cucumber, lettuce, carrots, spicy mayo, and jalapeño. Also on the menu: poke, ramen, donburi, sushi, and more.

New to the Seaport District, Yoki Express is a quick option and offers both delivery and catering (which consists of boxes of sushi burritos). There are signature burritos and make-your-own options with fillings such as tuna, salmon, veggies, barbecue pulled pork, and teriyaki beef. The restaurant also serves soups and assorted beverages.