Onigiri Sun

Japanese restaurant · Historic Core

Onigiri Sun

Japanese restaurant · Historic Core

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321 1/4, 321 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

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Handmade Japanese onigiri, large portions, soft rice  

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321 1/4, 321 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Get directions

onigirisun.com
@onigiri_sun_japan

$10–20

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321 1/4, 321 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Get directions

onigirisun.com
@onigiri_sun_japan

$10–20

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Sep 18, 2025

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"Through November 9, Onigiri Sun is set up at Daikokuya Annex in Little Tokyo offering customizable Japanese rice balls as well as ones filled with traditional ingredients like kombu (kelp), okaka, umeboshi, and takana (pickled mustard greens)." - Cathy Chaplin

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Sophia Tran

Google
We tried five different onigiri and they were all pretty good. Our favorites were the karaage and snow crab. The rice was nice and soft and seasoned. The onigiri were pretty big and filling.

Moonlight Fair

Google
I'm eating here inside the establishment right now and was told that they don't give out water to customers. They only sell bottle of water. The gal at the register said that's their rules, and she is not going to bend and give me water. I am not sorry to say it. You sell food and allow your customers to sit down. You give out complementary glass of water to your paying customers. That's common sense. The rice ball is loosely squeezed together with a little bit of toppings. They charge you $6.5 to $10 for a riceball with a teaspoon worth of ingredients. But I'm ok with the price since they indicated they use Japanese rice and seaweed. One of my orders is a spicy salmon rice ball, but I got a regular salmon rice ball instead. The manager from the Ramen shop apologized and offered to give me some chili powder to sprinkle onto the rice ball or give me a new one. Yes, I want a new rice ball, please. :) he was nice about it, so the customer service was on point. I tried their other food concepts before, and I like them. They are very well managed. They can do better on this new concept.

Lura

Google
I came here to try their rice balls, I ordered the shrimp avocado onigri and there was literally still poop inside the shrimp, which shows that they don't clean before cooking. They also laughed about it instead of showing concern. I was going to let it go, but then I ordered the miso onigri and it was literally ice cold and had a strange texture. The server did alarm me that they would refund, but I had to call my bank and dispute because the refund never came. This place is very dirty and shady, I don't recommend trying. I should have known when I walked into an empty restaurant in the heart of Little Tokyo that something was off!

Marcella Polus

Google
Every onigiri I tried was delicious! It was a little strange that the eel was cold and the rice was hot. I've never had it prepared like this before. Will return! Staff were kind and gave us a coupon for next time!

Carmen McClelland

Google
Popped in for a quick bite while walking around. This was the first time my Mom has tried onigiri, and she’s a fan!

Daniel Hilton

Google
Onigiri was perfect. We make our own, and enjoy onigiri regularly, and this was exactly what we needed to hit the spot. Rice was warm and fresh, filling had the right ratio, not too salty

alyce

Google
i would advise against ordering the LA hot dog onigiri combo :( the mustard was so absurdly strong it shot up my nose every bite, i was fighting painful tears the entire meal. i think they’re using the wrong mustard. also, the rice ball was so loose i couldn’t even pick it up i had to eat it totally deconstructed :( definitely just order the classic triangle onigiris, i should go back and give it another shot but it was genuinely an unpleasant experience

Robert Macias

Google
Authentic style Japanese Onigiri