La boutique Onigiri propose une expérience culinaire japonaise authentique axée sur des boules de riz savamment préparées et d'autres délices traditionnels. Les clients peuvent savourer une sélection variée de garnitures d'onigiri, allant du saumon grillé salé au kombu assaisonné, en passant par la douceur subtile de l'umeboshi, le tout enveloppé dans du riz à sushi parfaitement formé. Au-delà de ces spécialités emblématiques, le menu s'étend pour inclure des rouleaux de sushi frais, des sashimis vibrants et des plats de nouilles réconfortants, démontrant l'étendue de la cuisine japonaise. L'atmosphère favorise une appréciation décontractée mais respectueuse de ces produits de base japonais méticuleusement préparés. C'est une destination pour ceux qui recherchent des saveurs authentiques et un goût de la cuisine réconfortante japonaise du quotidien.
Onigiri Shop est largement reconnu pour ses onigiris généreux et délicieux, que de nombreux clients décrivent comme frais, bien garnis et offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix. L'ambiance est fréquemment qualifiée d'accueillante et chaleureuse, complétée par un personnel souvent mis en avant pour son service amical, attentionné et courtois. Bien que certaines mentions fassent état d'inconstances dans l'assaisonnement ou les délais d'attente, la majorité des visiteurs apprécient cette expérience rapide, abordable et savoureuse, recommandant régulièrement l'endroit comme une destination de choix pour un repas satisfaisant.
I took the salmon one & the miso beef one, to my sad surprise inside the salmon one there was only salmon with spiced mayo, it just simply misses flavors, the rice was smooth & the nori was crunchy (wich is just perfect), some green onions & some sesame inside would have been just the little kick it needed, same for the beef one,
the staff was really friendly & cool, really good service
29 oct. 2025
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Absolutely loved my experience here. The sushi was incredibly fresh & beautifully presented - every piece felt like it was made with real care. The rolls were flavorful & well-balanced, not overloaded with rice like many other places. The staff were kind, attentive, & made great recommendations. The atmosphere was calm & welcoming, perfect for both a casual meal or a special night out. If you're a sushi lover, this spot is definitely worth visiting.
My first time in this chain. The staff was courteous & service was great.
I ordered the crispy chicken onigiri.
It had a good size. Taste was good, a bit spicy. Rice & nori had good taste & texture. However, concerning the crispy chicken, batter was not crunchy, the meat was a bit hard & there weren't much meat.
It had too much rice, in my opinion. So overall, it felt dry in my mouth. Fortunately, there was lemon water (& plain) to help quench my thirst.
Hopefully, the other flavours are more balanced in texture & ingredients.
I had a fresh spicy Tuna from Onigiri Shop at a café earlier this year, & it was delicious.
In comparison, the onigiri at this location was a disaster. Perhaps at this particular hour, the staff were inexperienced, but what they served was borderline inedible.
I ordered the spicy salmon & was recommended the Ebi Tempura. Setting aside the presentation, which was a quickly wrapped ball of rice that didn't match the takeaway images, the taste, in my opinion is the most important, & it was lacking. The onigiri also fell apart while I was trying to eat it, which made the experience frustrating.
The spicy salmon filling itself was good, however, it was wrapped in the equivalent of three portions of rice. I had to remove the excess rice to make the meal enjoyable.
The Ebi Tempura was essentially a greasy mayo rice ball, with the same excessive amount of rice, & its presentation was also disappointing.
As I could have made two more onigiri with the leftover rice on my plate, I believe new workers would benefit from using an onigiri mold or something similar to learn the correct rice-to-filling ratio.
Overall, a thoroughly disappointing experience, & I'm unsure if I will return anytime soon.
