O.Onigiri

Nestled within the vibrant culinary landscape of Las Vegas, O.Onigiri stands as a beacon of authenticity. It offers a tantalizing taste of traditional Okinawa-style comfort food that transports you to the heart of Japan. Located in the bustling Shanghai Plaza on Spring Mountain Road, this charming eatery is a mere stone's throw from the iconic Las Vegas Strip, making it a convenient and accessible destination for locals and tourists alike. O.Onigiri specializes in crafting fresh and flavorful Okinawa-style Onigiri, a beloved staple of Okinawan cuisine cherished for its simplicity and heartwarming appeal. Unlike the conventional triangular Onigiri, the offerings at O.Onigiri boast a unique twist. They feature delectable fillings such as spam and egg omelet, expertly complemented by an array of additional ingredients, including seafood, meats, and vegetables, for added flavor. During my visit to O.Onigiri, I indulged in a culinary adventure that impressed and utterly satisfied me. The "Spider" Onigiri, a delightful fusion of fried soft-shell crab, crisp cucumber, and luscious unagi sauce, captivated my palate with its harmonious blend of textures and flavors. Each bite was a symphony of crispy, succulent, and savory goodness that left me craving more. Equally enticing was the "Aji Fry" Onigiri, featuring crispy horse mackerel coated in a golden panko breading and accompanied by tangy tonkatsu sauce. It was served atop a bed of crisp lettuce and juicy tomato. The juxtaposition of crunchy exterior and tender, flavorful fish was sublime, offering a delightful interplay of textures and tastes that danced across my taste buds with every bite. Last but certainly not least, the Bulgogi Onigiri captured my heart with its savory allure and irresistible aroma. Tender slices of marinated beef infused with the rich flavors of soy sauce, garlic, and sesame oil nestled within a comforting embrace of warm rice created a symphony of savory goodness that left me craving more. Moreover, the restaurant's ambiance was warm and inviting, with a cozy and welcoming feel that made me feel right at home. The immaculate service was impeccable, with the servers always on hand to ensure every need was met and every desire fulfilled. The staff was knowledgeable about the dishes and offered recommendations based on their personal favorites. Overall, my experience at O.Onigiri was nothing short of exceptional. From the warm and inviting ambiance to the impeccable service and, most importantly, the mouthwatering array of Okinawa-style Onigiri, each aspect of my visit surpassed expectations. Whether you're seeking a quick and satisfying meal on the go or a leisurely dining experience filled with culinary delights, O.Onigiri will surely delight and inspire you with its authentic flavors and heartfelt hospitality.

Nice little dine-in or takeout spot in the small mall of eateries and a few shops. Was seeking something easy & light plus quick. Quite an assortment of onigiri. I got the soft shell crab one and it was delicious.

Pretty cool concept restaurant, my favorite was the soft shell crab, would definitely come back to try more. Fast and easy restaurant.

We enjoyed our visit here. The ingredients seemed to be good quality and I feel like it's a pretty good value. I also think these are more like a snack than a full meal. We grabbed a couple of the apps and shared everything to make it a filling experience. The The Takoyaki was great, and the clam chowder croquettes were good too. The Onigiri itself was also tasty, but the sauce was put on unevenly and some spots were dry, and other spots over-saturated, making each bite a bit different. Not the end of the world surely, but it makes a difference to me. It's not quite a sit-down experience, but they do have tables for you to sit at and eat once you receive your food, with limited drink options. I would come back again to grab one, as they would make a better stop than any fast food place and it's roughly the same price.

Cool concept, cute but very tiny space. I got the original and it was tasty, but nothing to write home about. The spicy edamame was solid. Good flavor, spice level, and portion size. Good place for a quick snack.

Overall: 3.4/5 (dine in) They have a very cute logo and an easy to read menu. It took about 10-15 minutes for our food to come out after we ordered. I ate one and was full while my husband ate two. Unagi ($9.75): The unagi was okay but the portion was small. Spider ($9.75): The soft shell crab was crispy but tasted okay as well. Curry Tofu Katsu ($8): I liked it at first bite but after awhile, I felt like it was lacking flavor overall and the tofu katsu didn't remain crispy. I wish they put sauce on it instead of relying on just the curry for flavor. Cool place to try once but probably wouldn't come back.

I would say a little hidden gym in Las Vegas. But if I wanted the best places to eat in Vegas quick grab to go or you can sit down and eat your nice little lunch. Good options always been coming here for breakfast as well so this place is one of the best to eat. The onigiri is my phone. The best thing you can eat in Vegas that is Japanese. I will definitely come here and try all their beautiful selection. Staff was friendly and very organized. Will always be coming here.

First time trying Okinawan style onigiri (musubi/sushi sandwiches). I had the aji (fried fish) and it was good. The service was decent and the inside of the place was clean and homey. Overall I would come back to sample the rest of the menu.

The staff here has the patience of a saint! This is the first time that I had been here and had no idea what to expect. I know that I love anything, Katsu. So I knew I had to go in and try it since the pictures on the outside of the restaurant were very clear on what I was going to get..... did not disappoint! The location is very small and there is a little bit of seating area... But for the most part, it's a grab and go type of restaurant. I have mine cooked perfectly absolutely delicious! The one thing I would say is that I would get a little extra because, I am a sauce, queen! The one fun little thing that I did splurge on was a few little stickers at the front register. They have a ton of fun Little cartoon stickers you can put on your water bottle or your phone or your computer... I thought that that was a cute idea and something that occupied my time while I was waiting for my food. The order to turn around is quick, maybe 5 to 10 minutes at most . Everyone there didn't outstanding job! I will definitely be back and bring friends!!!! If you've never been to a place like this, this is definitely a great opportunity from a price perspective, a time perspective, and a flavor perspective . Stop thinking about it and just go get one.....or Two, like I did :)

Solid place for onigiri or, if you prefer, musubi. Their selection is vast and I can appreciate the option to diversify. The space is small but available if you'd like to eat inside. Pretty minimal decor but that's alright with me. I do enjoy a handheld rice filled meal & this place ranks high when the craving hits. I do feel the price to be high for the fare but I'm always here to indulge. The original is the best bang for your buck while the others offer great twists. Repeat customer for sure.

Finally! I tried something different. Very interesting!!! If you're a fan of musubi. Then you got to try this. Musubi can be boring but tasty lol But this place made a whole new world out of this! I'm not going to lie I hate the parking lot here. I even hate this area. I hate it!!! I was going to 85 bakeries to pick up some things for works potluck. I saw this place next door and gave it a try. Outstanding!!! Places like this will make me come here to this area and this insane parking lot that drives me crazy lol!

I normally get onigiri when we're at the 626 Night Market in Arcadia, CA. When I saw O.Onigiri at the Shanghai Plaza in Las Vegas, I knew I had to pay them a visit. Upon entry, I saw one kiosk available for ordering so I went straight there. However, I could have walked up to the counter and ordered, too. It may have been faster if I did the latter since no one was in front of me. I say this because the man who arrived after me got his order before I did... he ordered at the counter LOL. It's all good. Kiosk ordering was easy. I told my eldest daughter that I was only going to order 1 onigiri, but I couldn't help myself and ordered 3 onigiris LOL... 1 Classic, 1 Salmon, and 1 Unagi (aka eel). I love my fishes!!! The best one was the salmon hands down. Egg, spam, and salmon all together was very tasty. It even had a piece of lettuce in it which is a nice addition. Classic and unagi were a tad salty for some reason. I think they had too much sauce. I would definitely get the salmon again and again. I checked into Yelp and got a free mochi ice cream. They only had purple yam and black sesame at the time. I chose purple yam... it was good, but a tad sweet for my taste. Anyway, thank you for the freebie! Staff was pleasant and nice. Prices are a bit high IMHO, but the onigiri are bigger in size than the norm. Atmosphere was comfy. They have one table + chairs and bar stool seating. No outdoor seating. They offer this promo... buy any 5 onigiri and get 1 Classic onigiri for free. So if you're hungry, get them onigiris by the bulk LOL. I'll be back here the next time I'm in Las Vegas. See you here!

I was in the Chinatown area when I came across this place and thought it'd be a nice place for a snack. It's quite small inside but there are a decent amount of tables available. The staff was nice and there was also an ordering kiosk. I ordered the kimchi onigiri and the size was alot larger than I thought it would be! It was pretty filling and I enjoyed the onigiri. I also tried the soft-shell crab onigiri and it was really good too -- I would love to visit here again if I get the chance, especially since there aren't many places like this where I live!

This place looks so good from outside, however, their "onigiri" is pretty much a spam musubi with egg and whatever else protein/insides you choose. I got the chicken katsu one and I didn't realize it had spam in it until I bit into it and said to myself "this tastes weird af." The spam didn't fit into the equation. I took it out. They do give you a nice piece of chicken though, so that was nice. It is kind of a mess to eat- so maybe no first dates here. My coworker ordered the crabby and the avocado and was sick as a dog for 3 days. I prob won't be back.

If you need a quick affordable bite off the strip? You've found it! Found this place based on Vegas cheap eats and both my children were fighting me for the last onigiri! I got about 4 of the classic one with rice, egg and spam with teriyaki sauce- because you can't go wrong with it for $5.75. We got one curry and my husband enjoyed it and he totally wanted more. I would advise about 2 onigri is enough to fill you for lunch and one is snack sized. Kids can probably eat 1.5 of these in one sitting.

It was good just not at all what I was expecting. They do not sell or make onigiri here. They make and sell spam musubi. Pretty messy to eat.

After months of missing onigiri from Japan, I decided I'd give O.Onigiri a shot at satisfying my craving. O.Onigiri's menu is made up of onigirazu, so not quite onigiri. In my travels to Okinawa I haven't come across onigirazu (only onigiri) but I'll take their word on it being the "Okinawa Way". Each onigiri-type sandwich comes with egg & spam, which had I read the menu better I would have known. I am a spam and egg lover, but unfortunately my husband feels the opposite. What he did love, however was the takoyaki. I refused to explain to him what takoyaki is, so that he'd try without judgement. He loved the flavor, and they tasted just like the plates I'd ordered on the streets of Japan and Korea. The location is small, tight even. But the employees were kind and food was made fresh, right in front of us. I will be back for the onigirazu when the cravings kick in.

Made a last min trip to Vegas for NYE last weekend w/ my bf, so we decided to try places from my Vegas bookmarks! O.Onigiri has been on my list for quite some time now. We visited this small shop on New Year's Day, so I was surprised that they were open for business. There's a store promo where you buy 5 get 1 free breakfast onigiri, so we did that. We ordered the spicy ahi tuna, shrimp tempura, chicken katsu, avocado, and unagi onigiri. Our total came out to be roughly around 50$. At first, we thought it was overpriced because we expected the portion to be a lot smaller than it was, but surprisingly, it was quite big. Ultimately, we decided that if we were to come back again, 2 orders each would be more than enough for the both of us, lol. Out of the variety of choices that we ordered, our top favorite was the chicken katsu, followed by the shrimp tempura. Those 2 were the most flavorful ones. I personally thought the others were quite underwhelming in terms of flavor. The breakfast onigiri was just ok. It wasn't bad; just an interesting mix of flavors. It's basically just a hash brown onigiri with egg, spam, cheese, and ketchup. Service was quick & easy! I was expecting it to be packed, but it was actually slow, so we didn't have to wait long. It is located in a shopping plaza with lots of parking.. --occupied parking though, lol.

On a whim I stopped in here because my lil one said she was hungry. I hadn't been here before but it looked cute and I definitely knew what an onigiri was so we thought we'd give it a shot. This cute little shop has quite a large menu for what it is. They not only offered their usual or classic origin but they also offered things like spicy tuna, cats, bulgogi, etc. The portions aren't bad but when you order something with more premium ingredients in it, they tend to be a bit lacking. The price isn't bad at all. Parking here is easy as there is a huge lot but there are times when parking seems impossible. There are tons of cute little spots here and there is plenty to discover. A quick stop into Mini So tends to be the trend whether you are waiting for a table somewhere or you are trying to walk off a nice meal. The girls working here were very sweet and took their time explaining the ingredients and assembly process to a few customers who ordered before me. I thought that was really nice of them, especially because the customers obviously were not sure what an onigiri is. If you are looking for the restroom key, it is affectionately attached to an empty spam can along the side of the counter. I thought that was creative. I dunno. It's the little things that amuse me. Rice: cooked to a tender perfection Noriko crisp yand not soggy Spam: not especially crispy but still all together good Sauce: a bit salty for me but that's probably because I usually do without so much salt

We had an hour to kill before our AYCE Wagyu Shabu dinner reservation so we came to Shanghai Plaza. We walked by Okinawa Onigiri and just HAD to go in. I know it sounds crazy to go get food before an all you can eat WAGYU dinner. But we are glad we did because we might not have came back here and missed out on this place. I took a few bites out of these and the flavors were just amazing and on point! At first I thought $9 for an onigiri? That seemed steep but seeing its size and how tasty it is, this is NOT expensive at all. A spider roll would have cost $16+! The service was great and the ambiance was no frills but clean atmosphere. I also love how the bathroom key is forever married to the Spam can. Totally recommend this place for a quick bite, snack, or premeal before an AYCE dinner (this is a joke).

If you love musubi and sushi, then this is your place to stop in. Honestly, I'm glad my friend knew this place because I wouldn't have spotted it or noticed it. I loved the options, the menu is super easy to understand and decide what you want. I would have definitely ordered another but dessert was planned for after. The curry ones sounded good but I opted for the spicy tuna and did not get disappointed. Good flavor, made well, slightly messy to eat so grab your napkins. Prices are expected for this area. If you're looking for a quick smaller bite, I'd recommend coming here!

Love the options they have- The salmon was my favorite and the Avocado.. Great option for eating on the go It's a small place to eat and run.

I love the food here. It just takes a while to make. Sometimes when I order it's ready but they don't call out to me ‍

Patient staff and cute interior design, loved the art on the walls They have a pretty extensive menu but all pretty simple at least for the onigiris, the okinawa style onigiri is essentially a spam musubi taco so you can expect rice on a sheet of nori with spam and egg and then the various flavors are added onto that base. The egg was nice and fluffy but any flavor that was salty became a little too salty on top of the spam, I don't personally mind too much bc that's just what that is and I love my spam but anyone sensitive to salt should prob stick more to the raw fish, mayo, or tempura varieties

This place was recommended by a friend so we checked it out today. The place is right next to the Paletta bar which we 100% recommend you try, if you haven't yet. Everything we ate was so delicious and would definitely eat again except the mochi ice cream which was alright. But it was honestly fine because I got it for free after my yelp check in to the place. Let's just say, even if it's free, I've had better ones before. At the end of the day, this is not the star of the restaurant. We ordered 4 kinda of Onigiri - curry chicken katsu, regular chicken katsu, shrimp tempura and the Spider (soft shell crab). We also decided to try their Takoyaki too. For everything, we paid $46.33. It sounds like a lot for Onigiris and trust me, I complain about overpriced food but this one is sooo worth it! We'd gladly pay for them again! The place was very cute! They have mostly high seating and one regular table. They have a charging station which could be convenient. I will say, the tables are very near the counter and the staff members were having conversations that we couldn't help but hear especially because it's a fairly small place. Might help to play some music or something. Speaking of staff, they were welcoming and pleasant but nothing that really wowed us. Overall, we'd be happy to go back and try out their other Onigiris but will probably have it to go.

Had a quick lunch date with no kids and I been wanting to try this place for awhile. We got 2 onigiri's each. I got the spicy tuna and unagi. My wife got the soft shell crab and shrimp tempura. I failed to take pics of the spicy tuna and shrimp tempura. They are pretty big. I expected them to be small. I asked for recommendations. Soft shell crab and unagi were the servers choices and they did not disappoint. My wife and I were surprised of the portion size of each onigiri. I would have been satisfied with 1 but we got 2 each. My wife couldn't finish her soft shell crab so I finished it and I enjoyed it. Very friendly and gave the best recommendations. Thank you, we will be back with the 3 boys. So they can enjoy with us.

Well always wanted to try this place and it did not let me down, was really good and filling. The Unigi was good and the Spicy tuna was also good and the pop to go along with it was really good. So will be repeating my visit, always good for lunch.

Overall: 3.4/5 (dine in) They have a very cute logo and an easy to read menu. It took about 10-15 minutes for our food to come out after we ordered. I ate one and was full while my husband ate two. Unagi ($9.75): The unagi was okay but the portion was small. Spider ($9.75): The soft shell crab was crispy but tasted okay as well. Curry Tofu Katsu ($8): I liked it at first bite but after awhile, I felt like it was lacking flavor overall and the tofu katsu didn't remain crispy. I wish they put sauce on it instead of relying on just the curry for flavor. Cool place to try once but probably wouldn't come back.

The food is tasty and affordable but they do not have WiFi. I came here to work and I should have called ahead of time but I just assumed. A lot of places in this plaza do not offer WiFi to their guests actually. It was my first time coming here and I thought the portion was huge and generous.

Within the Shanghai Plaza is Okinawa Onigiri. For a lite snack onigiri is the perfect pick me up item to get. Among the many choices to choose from, I decided on the Unagi Onigiri. Unlike a triangular shaped Onigiri, you'll receive a folded Onigiri, so it can be a bit more challenging to eat. Regardless of the Onigiri presentation, the sweet unagi, spam, egg, cucumber & rice all join together in harmony. Another treat they were promoting was a free strawberry shaved ice sample. The ice was course so you could feel the texture & the syrup was a bit too sweet & syrupy for me, so I'm glad I got to try a sample. O.Okinawa does offer another dessert, an ice cream Mochi, so Yelpers don't forget to check in for a free Mochi before you leave! I look forward to coming back for more options, so until then stay happy, healthy & hungry.

Wanted to try this spot for a while, and finally made it! It's located in Shanghai Plaza which is always busy, so be prepared for circling around for parking. We came here for lunch one day and we didn't realize how large the oonigiris were so we ordered three for the two of us to share... and it was too much lol. We tried the spider (soft shell crab), spicy tuna, and the bulgogi with kimchi one. We didn't realize all of them came with egg and spam (our bad for not reading the menu properly, but each oonigiri was really filling. I would describe it as a spam musubi and hand roll hybrid! Our favorites were the soft shell crab since it was fried perfectly crispy and the spicy tuna was nice and light! It was nice for us to share, so we could try more flavors! The restaurant is small with limited seating, but we went when no one was there so we got a seat easily. The staff were very nice and approachable too. Will definitely come again for a quick bite when it's not prime time at Shanghai Plaza!

These fold-over musubis have become like the new Asian equivalent of an American burger! Like McDonald's--and other notable fast food chains--I can order from their digital standing menu station. On this digital menu station, the pictures and organization of options are clear. Prices are transparent, and the process of ordering is a breeze. Also, the variety is awesome! I love that vegetarian and vegan options are available. And that was vegan spam?! I couldn't even tell! The size of the onigiri is small, but not too small. It does remind me of a fast food value burger size, but with much better quality and layers of ingredients. Sometimes the musubis (onigiri) can be bit messy, but the flavors are worth it. I'm looking forward to my next few trips in, as I'd like to try the avocado onigiri, the potato croquette onigiri, and the curry tofu katsu onigiri. This time, I gleefully devoured the chicken katsu and purple yam onigiris; both of which I highly recommend!

Fold over musibis. Many, many choices to choose from. I got the spam and shrimp tempura. We also got a chicken curry katsu. The chicken curry katsu was so good. They are pretty filling too! Wrapped up into a cute little cube pocket. Many vegan options as well!

Weekday visit while in town. There isn't much seating inside, 1table for 4 and the rest is 2 tops. All of them come with egg and spam inside. Ordered spicy tuna, katsu and original. Spicy tuna was good, the tuna wasnt a mash and it was rough cut tuna with a good amount of flavor. Katsu was the size of a spam slice and added a nice crunch but needed some sauce, it was pretty plain. Original was just the spam and egg with sauce. Overall the food was fine but the rice was crumbly and did not stick to the food that well. Probably not a must visit again.

Wanted a quick snack after going to the strat and riding some thrilling rides! Was super happy to see that this place wasn't too far . Decided to go with the spider ( shoft shell tempura ) with cucumber , unagi sauce , spam & egg $9.75 . Ordered for pickup & by the time we had arrived the food was already made ! Omg it was super amazing ! Loved the crunch of the shoft shell crab ! The spam and egg went nicely with the soft shell crab . I asked for the unagi sauce on the side & it went perfectly with the whole meal ! Defintely recommend this place for a quick snack. 5 stars !

It was the perfect meal before our flight. We ordered the soft shell crab and chicken katsu onigiri. Both were cooked to crispy perfection. My husband was surprised that he liked it. He would order one for the plane the next time we are in Las Vegas. Service was fast. Cash was accepted, but it had to be the exact amount. We were lucky to have found a parking space. This shopping complex is extremely busy. Ordering ahead and picking up seems like a good idea.

What a find! This is the type of spot you wish was on every street corner. I loved tasting this regional style food from Okinawa. This is onigiri that is not about the rice but the filling. Every onigiri starts off with a half sheet of nori with seasoned rice, a slightly sweet egg omelette, a slice of fried spam, a sprinkle of furikake. Now, let your imagination take you to other ingredients like salmon, Unagi, kimchi, and the list goes on. This place is clean, only a couple of eat in tables. Nice staff who let you know it will be a wait because everything is made to order.

FIRE spot for breakfast or lunch! So good we forgot to take pictures. We were the first people there at opening time, hungry as ever and we're greeted by a nice young lady who actually made all of our rolls too! The menu is extensive but not overwhelming, and they make all the combinations of their onigiri sound so appealing. We ended up getting: the spicy tuna, which was a strange combination that I was not expecting to be as delicious as it was! The chicken katsu, which was good but came off a tad dry. Two of the soft shell crab, these were by far the best ones! You get an entire soft shell crabbed, stuffed in an onigiri that already has spam and eggs. It was dumbass good. Seriously we killed it! We also got two classics to try for a snack later, and those hit that craving for some OG spamusubi with a twist. Not to mention the place is super clean and well put together. Just be wary of the chaos that is parking in Shanghai Plaza! Highly recommend this spot and can't wait to be back when I visit!

You can order on the kiosk, however it does automatically add a tip. The food was great, I loved the unagi and takoyaki. Free mochi ice cream with yelp check in :) get the purple yam.

Stumbled across this little gem. Really only offer seaweed wrap snacks but they are freshly made and oh so delicious. Best consumed immediately while the nori seaweed wrap is still crunchy. Perfect snack when you only need something to tie you over before the next meal.

It's the little spots that have the greatest food! Cute small restaurant, with a few tables to sit at. Easy ordering and paying via video board. Great photos and descriptions. Items are made to order and super fresh! Loved every bite. Perfect snack for after hiking at Red Rock!

Onigiri takes its name from the Japanese word, "nigiru," meaning "to grasp" or "to squeeze," because it is pressed by hand into a ball. いただきます! These onigiris are not your typical rice balls. In fact, they resemble a sandwich. Why is this worth mentioning? While onigiris are great to eat for on-the-go, these do not deliver the same convenience. The seaweed gets soggy fast so if you're looking to take some pictures for Yelp or shoot a quick TikTok video, you have about one minute to do so before it falls apart in your hands while you're taking your first bite. That being said, the flavors and textures are pretty great! We ordered the Unagi ($10), Spider ($10), and Clam Chowder Croquette ($5.50) to share. There was a Yelp check-in offer of free mochi ice cream that I didn't redeem but it's worth mentioning. Between the two onigiris, I recommend the Spider. The crunchiness from the fried soft shell crab gave it such a nice texture. It also had a slab of Spam which you know is always tasty. Plus the unagi had too much sauce that added to the quick disintegration of my onigiri. As for those croquettes, get these if you love clam chowder. You won't be disappointed. O.Onigiri is a great place inside the ever-so-popular Shanghai Plaza. I definitely recommend grabbing an onigiri for a quick bite but don't make it a destination. Seating is limited and the staff is curt. Enjoy! ごちそうさまでした!

I really like the idea of how they made onigiri like a sandwhich and I was pretty surprised how big and filling one onigiri is! I got the shrimp tempura which was pretty good, the shrimp though seemed a bit rush to cook and I'm not sure but it felt a little undercooked. The soft shell crab was probably my most favorite, the crab filled the onigiri well so every bite had a piece of crunchy soft shell crab. The store is pretty small, so it seemed like mainly a to-go type of place but the service was good! Will definitely comeback for more onigiri!

Yummy, scrumptious, filling and lots of variety which means everyone will find something they like here. Being a first time customer, the staff was very accommodating and patient as we perused the menu. After we placed our order, we observed each one of the rice rolls being assembled fresh to order. The eggs look like they are premade and some of the additional toppings are also premade. However it was pretty neat to see their specialized machine pumping out rice layered seaweed ready to be topped with tasty morsels and wrapped to serve. The food is good and very filling. We received great service and took advantage of the deals they were offering (buy 5 get one classic free and free mochi ice cream upon yelp check in). The price is reasonable. Beware, parking is tough in this mall. Overall, a good place to try and a great for a quick bite!

Rather underwhelming. I'd say the seaweed is sooo stretchy/soggy & kind of gross tasting, plus their sauce is just NOT it. It's too tangy. I suggest giving people the option of sauces because I can see how a kewpie mayo or ponzu would have tasted better. Their sauce overpowers all the ingredients in the onigiri that I was not expecting for the taste to be sour or have such a punch of flavor that I didn't like. Honestly, this had so much potential, such as if they salted the egg & added a bit of green onions or if they decided to include mayo in it so that it could give it a creamier texture since everything else was just so underwhelming. I've never had spam that didn't taste good before but this was just... meh.

I ordered the chicken Katsu onigiri during their happy hour and I was satisfied with the portion especially for $6.95! I also ordered the ribeye bulgogi and was not very impressed with their 2 tiny pieces of beef they gave. The ribeye bulgogi is a little more than the chicken Katsu price so for the portion, I would definitely get the chicken Katsu again. This is a great place to get a quick, small snack for a good price. It is small on the inside with limited seating and is not meant for groups bigger than 4. But it is good to take on the go with the way that it is wrapped.

After coming to this location a few times and seeing the good reviews on Yelp, I wanted to contribute to say that the customer service is great and the speed they get out each order is pretty fast. I've had the classic, chicken katsu, curry chicken, soft shell crab, and spicy tuna. My favorites were the soft shell crab and curry chicken. They both offer something different, both being crunchy and each offer a unique flavor with a twist. Every order comes with spam and egg, which are two of my favorite things, so that is great. The price is a little high but they are big and one can fill you up on the right day. I would recommend you come here and try something different as you can't find this everywhere.

The girls behind the counter were very friendly and helpful. The food was prepared quickly and was very tasty. I also reccomend getting the watermelon soda in the picture. My only negative is it's a bit pricey for a street snack but that's common these days.

If you love Spam Musubis, then you will love their style of Onigiris! Classic, Spider (Soft Shell Crab), and the Unagi were great! If you're looking for a light lunch and quick bites, come visit!

I dropped by thinking I would check this place out on a Wednesday around lunch time. It was just me and 2 people up front. They didn't really say anything to me and I kind of just stood there in front of the screen trying to figure out what to order. When ordering, I liked that I had options to take out things I didn't want. You don't have to get egg or sauce (can be on the side) so that was a definite plus. I ended up ordering a shrimp tempura and an eel one. It took about 10 minutes to get my food which I would definitely recommend to eat right away or else it definitely would be too soggy. Overall, flavor was good but for the price point I wouldn't be back. Pretty expensive for what it is (about $28 with tip for 2) but the place is definitely cute.

Onigiri? My fellow 9th islanders (current or former Hawaii residents) will look at the menu and see a variety of Spam musubis. Walked in around 5 pm. There were a few customers waiting for their orders. A few seating arrangements are available - there's not a lot of room. Once you walk in, you'll notice a large kiosk on the left side designated for self-ordering. I got 2 Chicken Katsu Onigiris. After about 5 minutes, they were ready. Staff interactions were minimal but they didn't really give a welcoming or friendly vibe. Food quality? It was okay. I guess I was expecting a Hawaiian-style Musubi. The spam was a little pale - it probably wasn't cooked long enough, but the katsu was perfectly fried. I took the Spam out because I don't eat pork, but the remaining ingredients were sort of bland. I'll admit, I might be slightly biased (growing up in Hawaii) but they could do something to bump up the flavor. I'd come back and try something else. Maybe a spicy tuna? We'll see.

O.Onigiri umaiii yo! When I first found out about this spot on Yelp, I was intrigued! I had to check it out in person. Upon arrival at the spot, I noticed the entire restaurant was super clean and the staff members were very pleasant and welcoming (Even though the girl at the cash register was wearing a mask, you could tell she was smiling with underneath because of her eyes!) I decided to try to Shrimp Tempura Onigiri and DAMN, it is sooo good. If you like tempura shrimp like I do, you gotta try it. The tempura is light and crunchy, and not too oily. I also got the Spicy Tuna Onigiri, which was recommended by the girl at the cash register. It's really simple, and the flavors are awesome. This is definitely a must try. The spicy kick from the spicy tuna is a nice contrast to the salty flavor of the spam. There were sooo many good looking interesting onigiri options on the menu, I wanted to try them all... but these things are kinda big - bigger than the normal triangle-shaped onigiri that you might find in a 7 Eleven kombini in Japan (OR at Nakata Market or Japan Creek Market, to give a shoutout to local Vegas/Henderson markets). The Onigiri options are mostly in the $9 range, and IMO they are worth it. Normal people will get full from one onigiri, and fat f*cks like me will be full after eating two. lol Definitely try this place out!

Finally a spam masubi restaurant!!! Or aka O.Onigiri !! I literally crave for spam masubis and can only usually get them from L&L or a Hawaiian restaurant. I really haven't found anything special or the same as the spam masubis like the ones in Hawaii. I find other ones having too much rice or no flavor. But these spam masubis top all spam masubis I've ever tried! Reasons why- 1. Rice is not heavy. Most spam masubis are packed with rice! It's all you are eating. Carb alert! 2. Packed with heavy protein- you got your spam, egg, and whatever other protein you choose. I had the shrimp tempura and spicy tuna. Definitely was super hungry when I worked out that day and it had the protein my body needed. 3. Seasoned well- all the flavors went well for the two masubis I tried. It didn't taste bland at all. The shrimp tempura one even had a sauce that blended well together. I think it was tempura sauce. 4. Perfect size- these were pretty big for me but it is definitely the perfect size. I had to finish my other halfsies later. It was worth the price. Although, 1 masubi might be pricey but I tell you it's worth coughing up the bucks. This is not one ordinary spam masubi. If you want a cheap masubi, go to L&L to be BASIC. I'm sure O.Onigiri can also make you a basic one too. Staff was nice. They call your name out for your order. Service was a bit slow since they were waiting for the spam. But it was all copacetic. Store is a bit of a squeeze but decor is nice. I like the picture worthy wall. You can also order from machine for self order. Anyways, I definitely come back and try more from their menu. Yum! Yum! Yum! Even that popcorn chicken! Definitely my masubi craving place to go to! Just hate that it's in Shanghai Plaza. It's just a nightmare parking there.

Highly recommend online ordering so you can just grab n go! I goofed and ordered for asap pick up but i was an hour away. Surprisingly, everything was still great and the oysters retained their crunch! They have a ton of choices and will be back to try them all!

This place opened in 2022 and I've visited it each time I came to Vegas for vacay. Now it's more busier than ever. I always order the favorites for soft shell crab, avocado nigiri, breakfast nigiri, purple yam, and pork Katsu, chicken Katsu, fish nigiri and others. They give you a free one base on amount of purchase for their general promotion is buy 5 get one free. It's super packed plaza parking isn't easy to get at. Be patience with them is family business they do their best to be prompt on orders. Decor is modern. Staff is friendly and will notify you if something is out of stock.

This place was soo yummy and the perfect place for something not too heavy before a night out. Everything tasted better than we anticipated. We got the potato croquette, curry tonkatsu, and tofu kimchi. We also got a free mochi ice cream upon check in on Yelp. This place really has their frying down to a science because I didn't expect the tofu and and croquette to taste that good and fried the perfection. The price was a littleee bit higher than anticipated, but the taste has me wanting to try other items! This is a place I would come back to try new things (and the same things all over again)!

I was surprised by this one. The onigiri sandwiches are big. I call them onigiri sandwiches because they are the size of half sanwiches. They come with spam (or vegan spam) rice, egg, and seasoning plus the item you want. There were tasty items like spicy tuna, kimchi, curry chicken katsu, ebi, bulgogi, and more. They gave us complimentary shaved ice and popcorn chicken. Most items are between $5-$10 dollars. Will be back.

Great quick and easy snack, and very delicious I must add! For a sushi lover but not looking to wait for a sushi kinda wait, this is your spot! They have great options for everyone. Personally the Spider Onirigi is my favorite with solid crunch and flavor! We came in for one and ended up ordering 3