一汁おにぎり 一粒万福
Japanese restaurant · Shinagawa ·
Gourmet onigiri with unique fillings, made fresh to order
Gourmet onigiri with unique fillings, made fresh to order
"In the last couple of years, Tokyo has seen a surge in standalone onigiri shops. But this new wave of restaurants making Japanese rice balls are swapping simplistic fillings for umami-packed, gourmet ones—and Ichijyu Onigiri Ichiryu Manpuku in Koyama is a shining example. They’re creating their own versions of new classics, like fried shrimp mixed with Japanese mayo and otsukimi soboro, a sweet minced meat paired with a raw golden yolk that looks like an eggy moon. Most onigiri can be eaten with one hand, but at Ichijyu Onigiri Ichiryu Manpuku, you’ll need both due to how massive they are. All of them are made fresh to order, and the owner is very sweet, willing to spend the extra time to offer personalized recommendations. It’s a bit of a trek from the busier areas of Tokyo, but it’s well worth the visit." - kiera wright ruiz
"In the last couple of years, Tokyo has seen a surge in standalone onigiri shops. But this new wave of restaurants making Japanese rice balls are swapping simplistic fillings for umami-packed, gourmet ones—and Ichijyu Onigiri Ichiryu Manpuku in Koyama is a shining example. They’re creating their own versions of new classics, like fried shrimp mixed with Japanese mayo and otsukimi soboro, a sweet minced meat paired with a raw golden yolk that looks like an eggy moon. Most onigiri can be eaten with one hand, but at Ichijyu Onigiri Ichiryu Manpuku, you’ll need both due to how massive they are. All of them are made fresh to order, and the owner is very sweet, willing to spend the extra time to offer personalized recommendations. It’s a bit of a trek from the busier areas of Tokyo, but it’s well worth the visit." - Kiera Wright-Ruiz
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