Onigiri Norissong

Japanese restaurant · Melbourne

Onigiri Norissong

Japanese restaurant · Melbourne

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120 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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Freshly made onigiri with generous fillings and tasty rice  

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120 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Get directions

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A$1–20 · Menu

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120 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Get directions

+61 430 886 296
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@norissong

A$1–20 · Menu

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Lamemamabear Sonja

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It’s tucked in a corner nook, end of the building, keep walking to the back and you find this hidden gem. Beats Japan 7-eleven onigiri for sure! Rice was nicely done We tried 4 different onigiri: •Red miso eggplant -perfect balance of miso •tuna mayo - generous amount of tuna •teriyaki salmon- filling could be a bit more •blue fin tuna - generous amount

Ying Lim

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Fresh and tasty onigiris and sandos. Sandos are very filling and worth their weight in cost. Onigiris were made to order and were warm upon consumption. Lots of different options available and all quite tasty!

PurpleEyeBags

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It’s at the end of the building, beside the elevators. Best onigiris we’ve had so far in Melbourne + Sydney. Service is friendly and patient. The onigiris are freshly made, warm, and worth the price for their size. If you wanna dine in, there’re only 5 small tables. Busy during lunch break hours.

David

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Some of the best onigiri I've had outside of Japan. These are made to over, ensuring freshness. Rice is warm and moderately sticky, holding it together. Seaweed is crisp. Size is generous and leaves me satisfied. The location is tucked away in the corner of a corporate foyer, similar to how some of the best finds in Japan are in the most nondescript locations. Duck under the noren (暖簾), pull up a stool and enjoy. 🍙

Libby Fletcher

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Visiting from New Zealand and I’ve been desperate to visit, even changed plans around so I’d be here on a weekday! The BEST tuna mayo onigiri I’ve ever had (even better than the Japanese 7/11 and that’s saying something!) can’t wait to visit again in the future when I’m back in Melbourne, highly recommend!

Marina Meier

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Literally the best onigiri I tried in Australia! You will need to go inside the office building to find them. They don't have free tap water, I think that's can be improved.

TaeTae The explorer

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Some of the best onigiri I’ve had in Melbourne. I tried their sher wagyu chilli-brisket with mushroom and Japanese Chasu pork onigiri. They were really good and filling. I will be going back to try more of their fillings!

Em

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The best onigiri I’ve ever had! Really fresh, affordable and fab service. Recommend!