La boutique Onigiri propose une approche raffinée de la cuisine japonaise, se spécialisant dans les onigiri savamment préparés, ces boules de riz traditionnelles qui sont une pierre angulaire de la cuisine réconfortante japonaise. Au-delà de cette spécialité, le menu s'élargit pour présenter une sélection variée de plats japonais authentiques, s'inspirant des riches traditions culinaires de l'Asie. Les convives peuvent s'attendre à un assortiment réfléchi de rouleaux de sushi, de boîtes bento savoureuses et d'autres classiques japonais préparés avec des ingrédients frais et de haute qualité. La boutique offre une atmosphère accueillante pour ceux qui recherchent une cuisine japonaise délicieuse et accessible. C'est une destination pour découvrir les saveurs nuancées et les textures satisfaisantes qui définissent la cuisine japonaise dans un cadre contemporain.
Onigiri Shop est largement perçu comme un comptoir chaleureux et abordable, apprécié pour ses portions généreuses et variées d'onigiris, incluant des options populaires comme le saumon, le thon ou des garnitures d'inspiration coréenne. Une grande partie de la clientèle salue la convivialité du personnel, l'ambiance originale et l'efficacité du service, le considérant comme une référence incontournable à Montréal pour ce type de repas. Bien que les avis soient majoritairement positifs quant au rapport qualité-prix et aux saveurs proposées, certains commentaires soulignent des expériences contrastées concernant la constance de la qualité, la fraîcheur des ingrédients, la propreté des lieux et la connaissance des restrictions alimentaires, ce qui donne lieu à des avis partagés parmi la clientèle.
No hate towards the business at all, but I think the food is really mid & I can make better onigiris at home, so I wouldn't recommend ! I took the friend chicken (this was more like grilled, there was not crispiness or batter at all) & salmon one, which both really lacked flavor. They are huge tho, which is nice, but at the end of the day, it's just rice! Did not understand the hype around this?
Tiny place with big flavors. There is a line, & the provided shelter doesn't really do anything to help. Not sure why it said "STM" on it, but... C'est la vie (c'est la vie... That's life) Go get an onigiri. It's good here.
For the price & portion size, this place is fantastic. I'm a pretty big eater, so sushi meals are usually expensive but here I'm full for about 20$. I will say the ingredients are not the freshest (I don't recommend the tuna) nor is the rice the best seasoned, but for the price it's great!
this was a very pleasantly surprising discovery !! the onigiris are surprisingly cheap : & it's not because the quality is bad. there's a lot of filling, & it's good quality : fresh fish, egg, cheese, avocado, etc. the employees were nice & hard at work, the kicthen was clean. the onigiris were very filling & I felt satisfied after one. it was very crowded, I guess it was a victim of it's own success !! we managed to find a seat, wasn't the most comfortable, but it wasn't too bad. i'll definitely be going back for an affordable delicious meal !!
The rice is unseasoned Honestly don't fall into the hype it's just unseasoned rice in a ball with some ingredients, it was very dissapointing If you want tasty Onigiris just go to MTL K Food or at the onigiri lady on McGill station near the eaton center entrance, those are real good ones The place is also not cleanest tbh You guys can do bette
Fresh & packed with flavours - this is my second time & won't be the last haha ! Make sure to time well when you come to order because it is busy for a reason. I personally am a big fan of the egg yolk, unagi & salmon luxe ones.
An absolutely delightful surprise! Stopped here with a friend as we were walking by & found a real gem - the food is delicious (& I was delighted to find gluten free options that were clearly labeled!), the staff were extremely friendly, & the restaurant itself is extremely cute & welcoming. I can't wait to go back!
