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One serving of pasta is about 200 caloires per serving, and the sauce can vary from anywhere between 100 and 200 calories per serving (depending on ingredients, like meat, and butter and such). So about 350 calories or so, is probably close to the average of what one bowl of pasta (for a serving size) with marinara sauce will have.
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