fish burger

American  

[fish bur-ger] / ˈfɪʃ ˈbɜr gər /

noun

plural

fish burgers

1. a sandwich consisting of a fish patty or filet served on a roll or bun with various garnishes.

2. a patty made primarily of fish, sometimes with additional ingredients for flavor or to help it hold together.

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Example Sentences

The Holbox team prepared a grilled fish sandwich; the skin-on branzino, cabbage-slaw- and pickled-onion-bedecked fried fish sandwich; and a third option that Peele loved so much one wound up in the final shot despite not being exactly what the production was looking for: a red-onion-jam-topped fish “burger” — which Peele and the team dubbed “the Chum Burger” — that riffed on Holbox’s house-made fish sausage with ground kanpachi, but formed into a patty.

From Los Angeles Times

They have a coconut fish burger I really love.

From New York Times

A botanical green smoothie and a snapper fish burger, it was.

From Reuters

After posting images of the new burger on Instagram, the restaurant warned customers not to “confuse our McEffing fish burger with the McDonalds Fillet o Fish!”

From The Guardian

The technique makes for a surprisingly meaty fish burger, so different from the standard fried fillet tucked inside a toasted bun.

From Washington Post