The other day, I went to a popular onigiri shop called "Onigiri Specialty Shop Manma."
For the past few years, onigiri specialty shops have even been featured on television.
Today's fast food in Japan is onigiri.
It's a national dish that has been loved for a long time, so it's only natural that it will be featured in the spotlight.
It seems to have a better reputation among foreigners than among Japanese people.
You can add your favorite ingredients to the rice and use seaweed as you like.
It has nothing but delicious elements.
This time I had business in Shinjuku and happened to pass by in the evening, but it was before dinner.
After thinking about whether to go or not,
I'm not sure when I'll be able to come to Shinjuku next, so I'll go for it.
There are so many varieties, so just order the most popular No. 1 and No. 2 and you'll be fine!
But then I was shocked at how big it was and I regretted it a little (lol)
Each portion is about the size of three onigiri rice balls you can get at a convenience store, so they're quite filling.
I also ordered miso soup (free refills) here.
I'm totally ready to eat dinner.
The taste is a little strong, but the ingredients are carefully selected.
A delicious and gentle taste that's just like the perfect onigiri.
Although the price is a little high, the satisfaction is high considering the volume.
Next time I go I'll just do one.
And please refrain from going there before a dinner party (laughs).
