SeEat restaurant guide
El Farolito menu: regular, super and shrimp burritos
Decide whether you want a simpler rice-and-bean burrito, the cheese-and-avocado additions of a Super, or shrimp paired with al pastor. These El Farolito menu examples separate the additions before you choose.
Saved menu available in English, Chinese and Spanish. Only these burrito examples are checked: chips are mistranslated as potato fries and a cheese extra as a separate appetizer. General dietary labels do not verify your filling. Visit SeEat for the app download.
Compare these starting points
Choose the format first, then the ingredients.
Keep the base; add richness
Super Burrito
The restaurant menu describes rice, beans, salsa, onion and cilantro, then adds cheese, sour cream and avocado to the Super. Choose the filling separately; “Super” describes additions, not a verified larger portion.
Shrimp with the additions
Super Shrimp Burrito
The saved description combines shrimp with rice, beans, avocado, cheese, sour cream and salsa. Compare the ingredients rather than assuming this is just a renamed regular burrito.
Shrimp plus al pastor
The Boss’s Burrito
This combines shrimp and al pastor with refried beans, rice, cheese, sour cream, avocado, pico de gallo and tomatillo salsa. Pick it when you want the mixed filling rather than shrimp alone.
Find your order
Use the names to separate choices that look similar.
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Start with the filling
The restaurant menu offers meat or vegetarian choices for burritos. Confirm the actual filling and preparation; the saved Regular Burrito’s generic dietary labels do not establish suitability for every choice.
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Choose the additions
Regular and Super are useful ingredient comparisons: the Super adds cheese, sour cream and avocado. Do not read the names as a measured size comparison.
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Separate extras from dishes
Cheese, chips and any meat appear under Extras on the restaurant menu. Treat them as additions and confirm how they are served, rather than planning three separate entrées.
Before you order
Does this guide cover every saved item?
No. It compares the burrito examples above. The saved menu also has translation and category issues, including chips rendered as potato fries and extras presented as separate dishes.
Does Suiza mean Swiss cheese here?
Do not infer a cheese variety from that name. The restaurant describes a flour-tortilla quesadilla with cheese and steak; the saved Chinese title adds a Swiss-cheese interpretation.
Can I use a vegetarian label for any filling?
No. A general label does not verify a chosen meat or vegetarian version, its sauces or its preparation. Confirm the selected version with the restaurant.
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