Onigiri Sun
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Onigiri Sun Reviews
Great food and service! Got the breakfast combo, which is a fantastic deal. Upgrade your soup for a few bucks more for a rich and flavorful pork broth. Onigiri were delicious, and the service was prompt and very polite. The only downside is the restaurant can be a little warm
I stopped here to place a to-go order. There are a couple of terminals where you place your orders, and it’s pretty easy. Once placed an order, I waited several minutes for my onigiris to be prepared. I took my order back to my room, and I was pleasantly surprised because the onigiris tasted exactly how I used to enjoy them in Japan. The seaweed (nori) and rice are of good quality, and toppings seem to be carefully prepared. I would definitely return to this establishment...read full review
Atmosphere and service are regular but oh my god, the onigiris are huge triangular meals crafted with love and oil made of stars.
I rec the spicy chicken karrage($7) + the new sweet potato sundae they have ($6).
They make it right there, and if you order the 3pc combo, it comes with free miso soup. If you pick the 3pc combo (19$) and are looking for recommendations:
- spicy/non karrage
- eel (the sauce is also like a nice middle buffer)
- salmon (any...read full review
I rec the spicy chicken karrage($7) + the new sweet potato sundae they have ($6).
They make it right there, and if you order the 3pc combo, it comes with free miso soup. If you pick the 3pc combo (19$) and are looking for recommendations:
- spicy/non karrage
- eel (the sauce is also like a nice middle buffer)
- salmon (any...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 10PM |
Onigiri Sun is a take‑out only spot located in Daikokuya Annex near Little Tokyo gems. Customers order at a kiosk or touch screen and can choose to dine‑in with food packaged to go. The menu offers many filling options such as soboro beef, chashu pork, stamina yakiniku, tuna mayo, salmon ikura, mentaiko, pickled veggie, tempura, spicy salmon, chicken karaage, spam, and Hokkaido Shake. Portions are large, the rice is really good and the onigiri are pretty filling. The combo deals include two onigiri and a complimentary miso soup, though many fillings are charged extra. Staff is super nice, welcoming and helpful, offering condiments and answering questions. Lines can get a bit long, but the service is quick and the food is ready without breaking your wallet. Prices are a bit pricey or pricy, but the size and generous roe make the meal worth it for a snack or lunch on the go. The seaweed is not toasted, the nori can be limp, and the spicy sauce may be soggy, but overall the spot is good and highly recommended.