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Oori Triangles

4.1 (262 reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Korean, Salad
Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Kalbi rice plate lunch
Kyla M.

Came here, craving some savory and filling food after a day of shopping and walking around RockRidge. Has a decent amount of seating, but if busy it can get a little crowded. When you walk in there's two kiosks that you can order from. I always prefer digital order through one of these machines so that I can take my time looking at the menu and seeing pictures. I also think it makes it easier on the staff. They have options for small or large plates, which is great because I personally don't eat the biggest portions. They let you customize your plate lunch as well, so I opted to get all rice. They didn't have certain drinks listed on the kiosk so we had to buy them separately at the cashier, but there was no line so we didn't mind. The service was super fast and although busy, the workers seem to have a good attitude. We ate outside, which is what I would recommend especially on a sunny day and it was just a wonderful meal. The Kalbi was super delicious, and even though I got the small plate I still could take half of it home for later. Wasn't too salty, wasn't dry, the rice was made correctly, everything about the dish was just so extremely good. The other dishes that my friends ordered, they all thoroughly enjoyed too. Pretty good deal for what they charge in my opinion, and I will definitely be coming here regularly.

Spicy Pork Triangle and Spicy Ahi Tuna Triangle
Mariam J.

We ordered the spicy pork triangle and spicy tuna triangle and it was delicious. The pork was well seasoned and perfectly cooked as was the spicy tuna. No complaints other than it was a little bit pricey for the size (~$5 each). Delicious spot but for the price I probably will not return

Small short rib plate
Robert C.

Stopped by this spot as we know it's always good food at a good price. This time didn't disappoint. We ordered a small plate with short ribs, and two 3-item plates. We also got two triangles. Everything was tasty, good portions, and quick service. Can't go wrong here!

Chicken teriyaki, shrimp, and spicy tuna plate with white rice and edamame
Ellie S.

My coworkers and I ordered from here via DoorDash for the first time and the food was amazing! The delivery was relatively quick. You get a looooot of food, I think my 3 item plate was around $20. I will definitely order from them again!

Outside
Vi T.

Stopped in again to try their Grilled Salmon, Buldak Spicy Chicken, and Spicy Pork triangles. These did not disappoint. The chicken and pork were definitely spicy and had a lingering kick. Grilled salmon had teriyaki sauce drizzled lightly inside the triangle pocket.

Eating in
Marco C.

We should start with the fact that the onigiri here are pretty good. Of the three that I had, the pork one was excellent, the grilled salmon one was pretty good, and the kimchi one left something to be desired. This place is really geared towards takeout orders. They have a little shelf that you can eat at, but it is not at a very comfortable height, and there is no place to sit. Would it kill them to put in a couple of chairs? So if you're taking it to go I would recommend it, but if you are looking to eat in, not so much.

3 Topping Plate
Alex L.

Great place for a quick and casual meal. You order at a kiosk and we got the 3 protein plate with Ahi Tuna, Buldak Chicken (the favorite), and Grilled Salmon (a tad dry). Overall solid.

Short rib and teriyaki chicken
Sandra K.

Was in the area shopping and saw this spot on google maps. What brought me where was the basic menu and the decent price point for each onigiri. My friend and I each had the short rib and chicken teriyaki onigiri. Chicken teriyaki onigiri: chicken had a good grill flavor. It was mildly drizzled with teriyaki sauce. It was easy to eat. Not too messy. Chicken was a tad dry but was ok. Short rib onirigi: Flavor was ok. Meat was medium tenderness. It wasn't a wow, but I would get it again. Minimal service, which is ok. Order at the kiosk. Food comes in a take out box.

short rib rice plate
Christine S.

Love Oori Triangles! Their rice triangles are always delicious, though a bit pricey and I might be a messy eater but they fall apart just a little bit when eating. I prefer the rice plates over the rice triangles - you get so much more and it tastes just as good. My favorite is the short rib but the grilled salmon is a good choice too.

Salmon teriyaki, tofu and spicy shrimp
Dhoris P.

These sushi triangles are delicious. It's great if you want something quick while your shopping around Rockridge. If you buy 3 or more you get free edamame. You walk in and order from a kiosk, then a few minutes later, your order is ready. All orders are served in a to-go box. We stayed and ate our meal on the bar near the window. They have a small bar w/ tap water, utensils, condiments and a variety of hot sauces. I ordered the salmon teriyaki, spicy shrimp and tofu. All were very tasty. Except the salmon was a bit overcooked and dry. They tofu didn't have much flavor, but the spicy shrimp was my favorite. Would definitely come back again. They also have a location on Solano Ave in Albany.

Chicken Teriyaki, Short Rib Triangle and Edamame
William M.

Fast, fresh and delicious. The short in triangle was excellent. The meat was in small flavorful bits and seasoned with a great teriyaki sauce. Chicken teriyaki was very good as well. Strips of firm chicken with an excellent teriyaki sauce. Plenty of seating. Parking is always a challenge in this area. Overall, a winner!!

3 Triangle Box Short Rib, spicy ahi tuna, grilled salmon

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It's good I just wish they had broccoli and sometimes the meat has a little too much char.

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