Where to buy onigiri near me?

Choose onigiri by filling, pack size and preparation format. Compare salmon, tuna mayo and other listed varieties, and check the package directions for heating or serving frozen rice balls. Enter your ZIP code to see available products, delivery dates and any applicable free-delivery minimum.

Onigiri uses plain, lightly salted cooked rice, while sushi uses rice seasoned with vinegar. Onigiri is also eaten as a handheld snack or lunch rather than a sliced or topped piece.

Wet your hands and add a little salt, press a scoop of warm cooked Japanese rice around a filling, shape it into a triangle, then wrap it with a strip of nori. A rice ball maker, such as the Kokubo Triangle Rice Ball Maker, makes shaping easier.

Onigiri is the Japanese rice ball, usually filled and wrapped in nori. Musubi, popular in Hawaii, is a block of rice topped with ingredients such as luncheon meat and wrapped in a band of nori.

Onigiri is a Japanese rice ball made from lightly salted cooked short-grain rice, usually shaped into a triangle or round, filled with a savory ingredient, and often wrapped in nori.

Common onigiri fillings include salmon, tuna with mayonnaise, pickled plum (umeboshi), mentaiko (spicy cod roe), kombu, and pickled greens such as takana. Weee! lists several of these, such as Noboru Onigiri Takana and Noboru Onigiri Tuna Mayo.

Frozen onigiri are typically thawed and heated in a microwave, but times differ by brand, so follow the directions on the package of the Noboru Onigiri you choose.

You can order onigiri online from Weee!, including Noboru Onigiri Rice Ball Salmon, Noboru Onigiri Spicy Salmon Mayo and Noboru Onigiri Tuna Mayo. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.