Onigiri Co.

Pretty tasty but horrible value and portion size. I got a niku miso onigiri for $5.75 plus tax and it barely had any beef filling. I have no issue with it being minced beef rather than larger pieces, but the filling was pretty much all just sauce. For that price, I'd expect some discernible minced beef pieces in there, like come on. They made it to order so it was fresh and warm, but the warmth of the rice made the seaweed moist rather than crisp. So it was kind of a trade off. Service was nice. Variety of flavours was just ok. For a place that focuses on onigiri, I would've expected a few raw fish options. Other places like Kibo have way more variety.

This onigiri totally reminded me of those hidden gems you find all over Japan. The flavours are super subtle and not overpowering at all, and the rice tastes like real Japanese rice. Simple, comforting, and really well done.

Long awaited the opening of Onigiri Co., so I was very excited for their soft opening The staff were so kind and helpful, the food is delicious (better than expected), and I cannot wait to return. Whether you love onigiri or are looking to try it for the first time, definitely take the opportunity to swing by and try the these. I got the Niku Miso and the Spicy Tunamayo, both were absolutely delicious, I can’t decide which was better!

The rice made with Japanese grains was perfectly cooked and really delicious. I love Japanese nori, and theirs was crispy and full of flavor. I think I’ll definitely come back again when I’m in the area!🇯🇵

The onigiri here are high quality, and the staff are welcoming and professional. You can really tell care goes into each one. Highly recommended for everyone!

Clean and fresh onigiri, would come more often. Please maintain your level of freshness and the soft touch of the onigiri! Also please disregard those reviews complaining about less variety than kibo, come on go to kibo then … if you want beef go to keg alright?

If you've ever picked up onigiri from Kibo, Zen Kyoto or Ninka and felt that their nori was too thin, filling too anemic or lacking in flavour, or that the rice didn't have the chew to it that sushi rice should, I recommend this place for onigiri that delivers on all of its parts, and is served with great sides like their quail ajitama. They also sell a good selection of Japanese snacks and drinks!

I had the miso niku (miso beef) and it's really good. The rice has a nice mouth feel and the nori is crisp. They are $5.75 each which is a little on the pricey side (compared to Ninki which are $4.50) but the quality of the rice and quanity of filling are much better. They offer sets of two to three onigiris with a side for $15+