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O.Onigiri

4.5 (357 reviews)
InexpensiveJapanese
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Smoked Salmon Onigiri and Unagi (Eel)
Grace C.

It was yummy and we enjoy the different variety available. Parking is okay, we went on a Thursday. Good service and clean restaurant with a few tables for dine in.

Chicken Katsu
Cindy N.

Small place with limited seating but great Okinawa style onigiri where there are other toppings in addition the spam and egg. It is folded in a sandwich style. We tried the Soft Shelled Crab, Chicken Katsu, Unagi, and Wagyu ones. Our favorites were the Wagyu and Chicken Katsu ones. The Wagyu with truffle oil flavor was absolutely delightful with the spam and egg. The Chicken Katsu one was crispy and cooked to perfection. Absolutely would come here again! The meals were also quick with the service.

Pork gyoza, Chicken Katsu, Spider (Soft Shell Crab)
Griselda B.

It was pretty clean and quiet inside. Service was good, the cashier was nice. Food was good, very fulfilling.

Michelle C.

I stopped by O. Onigiri, a small spot with just a few tables and chairs inside. The person who checked me out was friendly, and the food came out pretty quickly, which I appreciated. That said, I've never had an onigiri I didn't like--until today. There was a sour flavor in the one I got that really threw me off. I'm not sure if it was from the filling or the rice, but it just didn't taste right to me. Maybe I ordered the wrong one, but it was disappointing given how much I usually enjoy onigiri. Overall, nice people and fast service, but unfortunately, the flavor missed the mark for me.

Spam and Tofo Onigiri
Matt V.

This place confuses me! The Okinawa-style Onigiri is too large for a snack, but not big enough for a meal. With that said, my son loved his Spam Musubi, and my tofu onigiri with its unique sauce held me over before my dinner later that day.

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Louis B.

Came in Here For a quick snack the vibes Are great, High energy and the Staff is amazing! Did 3 Onigiri's ... Late Breakfast... Got. One unagi One salmon One spicy tuna... All of dem comes with delicious salty and Savory SHpaM... scrambie eggz, pretty Filling and Stacked up! Unagi was my ultimate Favorite tho'. Salmon second Fave, and Spicy tuna 3rd Favorite. Cute place, also Offering up rice Bowls... Pretty Guud i say I will come back... Thanks and ALoHa... see ya soon...

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Toya C.

Wow wow wow!!! Hands down so delicious!!! I literally typed onigiris in Las Vegas to order for my daughters volleyball club for their lunch during a tournament and boy it did not disappoint! It was such a HIT! The taste 100, the size 100 not too big and not small, the packaging 100 and seriously the service 100. Debbie the owner was so awesome. She went out of her way for us to make over a 100 orders and delivered it herself. Love that it's a women owned business also! It was perfect and btw these are such a great on the go meal. It tastes so good still even after a few hours! Definitely will be ordering again next year and definitely will always be coming when I visit Vegas. Thank you O.onigiri fam and Debbie. You guys ROCK!

Soft shell crab, unagi, and chicken katsu
Candyce P.

Stopped by this place for a quick bite and it did not disappoint! The onigiris didn't have too much rice and there was a generous portion of protein as well. It did take a little while for our food to be ready, but we didn't mind waiting. The flavors are what you would expect it to be but nevertheless, it was still delicious!

Unagi Onigiri
KimChi N.

cute small place with 4 high tops with 2 seats and 1 rectangular table with 4 seat. Friendly service they have a lot of choices I wanted to the Unagi onigiri It was very decently sized and flavorful however it was kinda flimsy and the contents started to fall out the more you bite into it Overall I would recommend

Our group's order
Janet K.

Tucked into a bustling strip mall in Las Vegas's Chinatown, this little onigiri spot was such a pleasant surprise. The plaza itself is a treasure trove of fun finds; think Mini So, a paleta ice cream shop, a boba café, and even a manga store so it's easy to turn a quick meal stop into a mini adventure. The restaurant is small, with just a few tables, but it's clean, cozy, and efficient. You can place your order at the counter or use their self-service kiosk, which made the process quick and easy. I tried the spam and mackerel onigiri. It's definitely a unique combo I hadn't seen elsewhere. It was made fresh to order, so it came out hot and crisp, which really elevated the experience. So often onigiri is pre-made and chilled, but having it fresh made all the difference. While the mackerel was a bit too fishy for my personal taste, I still appreciated the bold flavor combo and the overall quality. It was the perfect snack-sized lunch, especially knowing I had a boba stop lined up next door for dessert. I'll definitely be back to try more of their onigiri. There's something really comforting about a fresh, handheld rice snack done well.

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Ke'olina P.

If you ever find yourself in the Shanghai Plaza I HIGHLY encourage you to checkout this spot!! It's one of my favorite places to get onigiris in NV I love the spin that they put on their onigiris here cause they do it Okinawan style. So instead of getting the typical triangle rice ball they fold it into what almost feels like a burger shape. It's great cause they pack so much food in it and it will definitely fill you up!! I always go with family and friends so we can try a little bit of everything on the menu. I got to say though the standouts I love to get is the Curry Chicken and Bulgolgi. HOWEVER, please be warned it can get a bit messy when inhaling (my bad I meant eating ) so always make sure to get napkins. The items here can range from about $7-$10 depending on what you're getting which I l think is fair especially if you're getting one of the meat heavier options. Last warning would be since it is located in Shanghai Plaza please keep parking in mind cause it can get a bit hectic, mostly during the evening/weekends. If you've made it this far into my review I sincerely hope you'll give this place a chance!! If you love onigiris, spam and eating with your hands you'll love this place!!

Beef Bulgogi Don, Curry Chicken Katsu Don
Angelic H.

Ordering was a breeze, making it an ideal choice for a quick snack. The generous portions and delicious food ensure great value and satisfaction.

Spicy tuna with spam and egg. Ok
Alison K.

I love onigiri (I don't consider these onigiri but similar and I guess an easier term for most people). I really enjoyed the spam egg and spicy tuna. It was a bit messy to eat in the car. The spicy tuna was just mid, but spam and egg is always a hit. I ate every bite and thought it was delicious. My friend got the shrimp tempura sans egg and sans spam (‍) she's a picky eater but she loved it. I wish they had options without egg. She does not like egg. Or a build your own would be fun. And have the original onigiri (triangles) prepared. It seemed like a long wait for 4 items. The gyoza was ok. I would come again and try the tuna mayo! I wish the service was faster

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Hi, are any of your menu items gluten free/can be made gluten free? Thanks!

Hi! The classic, tuna mayo and kimchi onigiris without sauce or seasonings are gluten free. 🙂

I love tempura. Is it possible to order tempura with maybe rice on the side?

Hi David, we don't have a dish for this but we can deconstruct a Shrimp Tempura onigiri and put it in a bowl for you. Up to you if you want to keep the other ingredients. Thanks so much for the question!

Is there any other wrapping option other than nori?

Hi Bob! At this time we do not have other wrapping options, but thanks for your question; we'll look for possible alternative options for the future.

Do they use rice flour for their batter?

We use AP flour for our batter. Thanks!

What's the history of "Okinawa style" onigiri? How tf did spam get to Okinawa. Is it really Okinawa style or is it just a spam taco.

Yes, it's "a thing." Feel free to Google it.

Does anyone know if they use milk or dairy in their batter for any of the fried stuff?

Hello. They do not use dairy or milk for the batter.

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