Tonkatsu maki

Tonkatsu maki refers to a deep-fried soft pork cutlets (schnitzel-style) that are cooled down, mixed with wasabi mayonnaise and sesame seeds and then rolled in sushi rice. Some Japanese cooks/chefs use lettuce instead of seaweed to make this maki

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