Mango Avocado Rolls in Toronto: Compare the Exact Orders
Compare Riki’s vegetarian-listed F12, Nikko’s M12 and Casa Sushi’s six-piece roll at 469 Danforth; confirm current availability and dietary needs.
For a mango-avocado roll with a published Toronto pickup address, start with Casa Sushi at 469 Danforth Avenue. Two other operator menus list the combination: F12 Mango Avocado Roll at Riki Sushi and M12 Mango & Avocado Maki at Nikko Sushi. Use the full item name when ordering, because a shorter request for a mango roll can mean a different dish.
Compare the three orders
| Restaurant | Exact item | Listed price | Useful distinction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casa Sushi | Mango Avocado Roll, six pieces | CAD$6.25 | Pickup listed at 469 Danforth Avenue; brown rice is an optional CAD$1.25 extra |
| Riki Sushi | F12 Mango Avocado Roll | From $4.50 | Listed under Vegetarian Roll; confirm the location before travelling |
| Nikko Sushi | M12 Mango & Avocado Maki | $6.98 | Listed in Sushi Roll-Maki without a vegetarian label; check ordering status and location |
Prices and availability can change. Open the operator’s current ordering page before choosing a pickup time or making the restaurant part of a Toronto lunch outing.
Casa Sushi: the easiest pickup stop to place on a map
Casa’s product page puts the six-piece roll and store pickup address together: 469 Danforth Avenue, Toronto. That makes it a practical starting point if you want to plan the meal around a specific neighbourhood rather than investigate several restaurant listings.
Choose the roll in the live ordering system, check the collection options and confirm the final price before paying. If you want brown rice, select the listed substitution rather than assuming it comes with the standard roll. Check current opening hours and allow for the collection time the restaurant gives you.
At Riki, distinguish F12 from the other mango rolls
Riki’s F12 Mango Avocado Roll is in its Vegetarian Roll section. Its E18 Mango Roll is a separate item described with mango, kani, avocado and tempura bits. The H25 Hawaiian Roll includes shrimp tempura, mango and avocado.
Those names are easy to mix up. Order F12 by both its number and full name if that is what you want; do not shorten it to “mango roll.” The menu does not explain the composition of E18’s kani, so ask staff if the ingredients matter to your order.
Riki’s vegetarian classification is a useful starting point, but it is not a promise that the roll is vegan or suitable for a particular allergy. Ask about sauces, toppings and preparation if you have dietary requirements.
Nikko: check M12 and the current ordering status
At Nikko, look for M12 Mango & Avocado Maki. The listing does not give a vegetarian designation or a full ingredient description, so confirm dietary suitability directly.
Nikko’s ordering page displayed a temporary closed/ordering-disabled notice when checked. That is not proof of permanent closure, but it is a reason to check the live page before relying on it for a meal.
For both Riki and Nikko, confirm the current street address, service hours and whether you are arranging dine-in, pickup or delivery. The menu pages used here did not supply an address suitable for trip planning; avoid choosing a route from the business name alone.
For food allergies, ask each restaurant about ingredients and shared preparation before ordering. For a straightforward pickup plan with an address already attached to the product, Casa Sushi is the most immediately usable of these three listings.