Onigiri Shop is described as consistently fresh and savory, with onigiri that are generously filled and made with tasty fillings, in a cozy, friendly setting with fast, courteous service and good value, though lunchtime can get busy and a few reviews note occasional cold interiors or packaging for grab and go; the menu includes a wide range of choices from tuna mayo and salmon to beef tama, unagi and vegan options, and the rice is praised for its stickiness and the overall quality keeps many diners coming back.
Stopped by with 4 other persons for a quick onigiri snack. They were excellent. We had the salmon onigiri, great taste & a good quantity of fish! Definitely stopping by again.
Pas frais pas bon....La qualité n'est pas du tout au rendez-vous bien malheureusement. Aucune salade servie, que des concombres secs coupés avec des oignons par dessus & petits morceaux d'avocats. Impression de repas d'épicerie.
Apr 30, 2026
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Absolutely delicious onigiri, leagues ahead of cheaply made ones at grocery stores. & not even for that much more money either, definitely worth it if you're in the area. Service was rapid, courteous, & the onigiri came out incredible. I will definitely go again when I have the chance
My partner & I came for a quick late lunch & had a pleasant meal! Quick, affordable, & staffs are very sweet. Usually we don't leave reviews but the service was too great :)
Jan 2, 2026
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This onigiri shop is really good, with perfectly sticky rice that holds together nicely. The tuna mayo is especially delicious & gives an instant taste of Japan. It gets very busy during lunchtime, so I'd recommend going a bit later if you want to avoid the wait. My only wish is that they offered some pre-made onigiri ready to grab & go, & used the classic Japanese onigiri wrappers. That would make it much easier to slip one into a pocket & head out, instead of using the flimsy plastic containers.
