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I was hungry--but more snacky than full-on hungry. After wandering the hall a bit, I grabbed three onigiri (aka omusubi... but let's be honest, "rice triangles" sticks better in my brain). Whatever you call them, they were legit. Freshly made with perfectly steamed rice, stuffed with sweet or spicy tuna and other tasty meats, then wrapped in just the right amount of salty seaweed. Simple, clean, and dialed in. Chef's kiss. This place quietly serves seriously good food. Pro tip: get the fork-fallen scraps. Trust me...worth it.
I love tenori and anytime I'm in OC and one of these is near I always stop by for a tasty treat! This spot is located inside Rodeo 29 which I've never been to so I was intrigued when I walked in and saw a bunch is small businesses located inside. It's very cool and plenty of options. I purchased the usual spicy tuna mayo and tried their honey shrimp which was good but nothing beats spicy tuna mayo. It's self order counter so you put in your own order. I feel like it would be quicker to have someone take your order but I guess that's how they do things.
Tenori is the perfect place to visit if you're in a snack-y mood. One onigiri will run you around $4, but for $11, you can snag yourself a trio. It's quite a steal actually. I ordered the following: -spicy tuna: cooked mayo, spicy Kewpie mayo, bonito furikake -spicy salmon: broiled salmon, spicy kewpie mayo, bonito furikake -honey shrimp: tempura shrimp, honey lemon mayo sauce, bonito furikake Eating onigiri can feel laborious if there's much too much rice, but the filling to rice ratio here was phenomenal. You get a healthy amount of filling per bite. Both the spicy tuna and spicy salmon were very tasty. It reminded me of a tuna kimbap - just plain ole tuna with a bunch a mayo and maybe a hint of sugar. It was good, it was great. I liked it very much. The honey shrimp was a nice surprise. They envelope a meaty tempura-ed shrimp into an onigiri with mayo. It's tasty and different. I'd skip the poke for $9. It's dressed but there's not too much flavor otherwise. Tenori is a ten out of ten. Highly recommend stopping by for a snack.
Tenori is one of the food stalls located inside of Rodeo 39 Public Market. You order on the kiosk, and they will text you when your order is ready. Their entire menu pretty much consists of onigiri rice balls, but I believe they have a spicy ahi poke as well. Each onigiri is $4.00, but you can order a combo for 3 onigiri for $11.00. We got the Honey Walnut Shrimp, KBBQ, and Spicy Salmon. The Honey Walnut Shrimp has shrimp tempura, along with a honey lemon mayo, candied walnuts, bonito furikake, rice, and nori. The flavor in this one is more mild, and the breading mixed with the rice makes it a little more carb-heavy when you're eating it. I think I would have preferred it more without the tempura breading. The Spicy Salmon has broiled salmon, spicy kewpie mayo, bonito furikake, rice, and nori. And lastly, the KBBQ has beef, onions, house special garlic soy sauce, sesame seeds, bonito furikake, rice, and nori. The Spicy Salmon and KBBQ are a lot more flavorful than the Honey Walnut Shrimp, so I enjoyed these more.
OVERALL : I loooove getting onigiri whenever I'm feeling a snack / light meal. Something about rice and protein served in small portions just hits especially when you're out and about looking for a small snack that won't weigh you down too much. Tenori specializes in onigiri, which are rice balls filled with various proteins inside and wrapped with seaweed. Tenori also puts a delicious sweet and salty furikake on top that is so addicting and perfectly complements the rice! There's a self-order kiosk so I didn't interact w/ the staff, but it's just a casual spot for grab-and-go, so this was no biggie. PARKING : Inside the Rodeo 39 food hall so there's a big parking lot, but things can still get crowded during rushes so be prepared to circle for parking if going during peak hours / weekends. FOOD/DRINKS : Mentai - spicy cod roe, this was actually spicy and they were generous w/ the filling! Spicy Tuna - cooked tuna, spicy kewpie mayo -- not actually spicy but a classic, still yummy! Spicy Salmon - broiled salmon, spicy kewpie mayo -- not actually spicy but you can never go wrong with salmon and mayo combo!
Tenori is a go to whenever I come to Rodeo 39. Their 3 for $11 deal is so worth it! It's a whole meal. Very generous with the amount of filling. We got spicy salmon, pork belly, kbbq, and honey shrimp. The spicy salmon is my favorite one. I think next time I will just get spicy salmon and try a different filling. The others are good too but the meat fillings weren't as good as the salmon. The honey shrimp was probably second best but the filling in that one was pretty small. There's not much to note on service. You order through a kiosk so there's not a lot of interaction. There are many restaurants at rodeo 39 so the line doesn't get very long. Wait is never long!
Cute spot for onigiri in Rodeo 39. We ordered the onigiri trio with the pork belly, spicy salmon, and KBBQ. Great as a little snack as you walk around. There is ample seating and parking in the lot.
First time here. Place was small and cute. I ordered the spicy ahi tuna, which wasn't spicy at all. Ahi was $9, Rice $3, spicy mayo $1. It's pretty expensive for the amount of food you get. It was filling, but still pricy. Food was delicious and the girl at the front was nice, but kind of quiet/shy
I tried the onigiri a few years ago and thought it was fine (the honey walnut shrimp was my fave of the three). Never really had a craving for them again. That said, I recently visited to try the ahi tuna poke. It's $9 for what they advertise as 1/4 lb of poke. NGL the portion was a lot smaller than I was expecting for the price. I saw another reviewer had ordered the poke with the $3 side of rice, and their portion of poke somehow looked more substantial than mine. The poke container looks deceptively big in the picture, but use the fork for scale, and keep in mind it's a single layer of poke. You'd get more bang for your buck by going to a place that specializes in poke because you'd get more scoops of protein plus rice/salad and lots of toppings for only a few bucks more. The poke here for $9 is honestly a ripoff and an overpriced snack at best. It's also not spicy at all despite being advertised as spicy ahi tuna poke.
Went on a Thursday night. Not busy at all. We did a few of the 3 for $11. Orders came out quickly. Kbbq. My second favorite Pork belly. My least favorite Salmon. My favorite I will try the other options next time. Would recommend!
I am a huge fan of onigiri's (rice balls wrapped in seaweed). So when we were in town checking out the Rodeo 39 public market, we just so happened to see a food vendor serving specialized onigiri's. Tenori is located in a nice area in Stanton inside the Rodeo 39 public market. Parking is easy and accessible in the large parking lot. We ordered 3 onigiri's, Pork Belly, Spam, and Spicy Salmon from Tenori. Everything was tasty and pleasing. I thought it was a great value price point for the 3 onigiris deal. The service was efficient and quick. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Tenori. If we are ever back in town or at the other locations, I definitely want to try the other onigiris.
What is special about "Tenori" ... As you buy onigiri or musubi in LA/OC, sometimes it's not made to order (It's been sitting around a while); sometimes they squeeze the rice too tightly; sometimes they don't have a lot of filling options. At Tenori, they always make the onigiri fresh. The rice is warm; the nori is dry and crisp; depending on the filling, the protein is appropriately warm or cool. My recommendation is to order the "3 for $11" offer, and try three different fillings. I admit it ... I have been busy, and I have not been to Rodeo 39 for almost 9 months. I was disappointed that some food vendors that I have patronized are no longer there. So, I was happy to see that "Tenori" is still open.
What a cute place. This place is inside rodeo 39 and always has a line, but it moves pretty fast. You now order off a huge iPad and self check out when you're done. There one person working the front to call out orders as soon as it spits out the kitchen. There is a sign with an estimated wait time for food. I can't say I've ever waiting more than 10 minutes for my order. I recommend the honey walnut, spicy tuna, KBBQ, pork belly, and tuna Mayo. They have a deal of three item for $11 in my opinion 3-4 is enough for one person. The sizes are pretty decent and the amount of filling to rice is a good ratio. Parking can be a challenge when it gets busy and you might have to circle around a few times before scoring something but definitely worth a try if you're in the area. read more
I like them all, although it's a bit 'hit or miss' with the flavors of the fillings. My go to Tenori spot, every so often, My favorite is the 3 for $11 deal, albeit I usually can only finish 2/3, super filling! Food: 4/5 Service: hit or miss, I've only seen girls working here... hmm, and they're mostly quiet. The most I've heard the girls say are "If you have my questions, let me know" or "Your order will be right out." Not much customer interaction, anyway, 3/5 Ambiance: 4/5 there's not much to it; the dining area shares space with the rest of Rodeo 39. Grab a seat anywhere you like. read more
Very popular spot. The line was sooo long, but flowed quite quickly. You save a dollar if you order 3 so I went ahead with the spicy salmon, kbbq, and honey walnut shrimp. A nice touch was displaying a screen adjacent to the register that lights up a certain color depending on the live wait times. I believe it was blue when I ordered so sometime around 5-15mins maybe. Which indeed it was! As you can see in the photo, they all looked the same. So I thought it would be fun to find out as I bit into them, but if you're sharing it with someone else who might be allergic or not into your flavor, might be a good idea to ask for them labeled or separate boxes? Kbbq - 4/5 the flavor was all there! Definitely my favorite of the 3. I just wish it was a little spicy Spicy salmon - 1.5/5 not spicy at all. Just looked and tasted like baked salmon that was mashed up with a fork Honey walnut shrimp - 1/5 only one shrimp inside and it was pretty battered up. Not enough meat from the shrimp itself. Didn't taste or appear to have anything else inside. Very disappointed The size of them were nice for the price but I'm very upset that 2 out of the 3 didn't contain enough meat in proportion to the rice and in comparison to the kbbq. read more
1 year ago
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I've gone here twice and every time it's been amazing! I got the 3 for $11, which is a good enough deal because you can get full off of those 3 very easily. I opted for the pork belly, the honey walnut shrimp, and the spam musubi. The pork belly was great for what it is, just wish it was more flavorful. The honey walnut shrimp is amazing, I love it but just wish there was a bit more shrimp in it because I love it so much. The spam musubi is great, and the sweet glaze they put in between adds the perfect balance to cut the saltiness. The shop is located right next the brewery, and there's plenty of seating all over the place, outdoor and indoor, so you won't have a problem finding tables. It just gets busy during peak hours and especially the weekend. Parking is kind of hard to find when it gets packed. read more
My go-to when I crave onigiri. Hits the spot every time. I'm able to eat 3 and be full. Their flavors include pork belly, spicy tuna, tuna with mayo, mentai, spicy salmon, kbbq, honey walnut shrimp, and spam. You save $1 when you order 3. read more
1 year ago
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1 year ago
Always a stop for us when at Rodeo. Spicy salmon, KBBQ, and more. We always get more than we can eat here so we can take some home. read more
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I think you're either going to love this place or hate this place. The main factor will be if you like fish. Everything here is fishy due to everything (except the spam masubi) being coated in bonito which is smoked dried fish. Even the non fish items are going to be fishy. Me personally, I love bonito. I couldn't wait to eat my food. I got a 3 pack with honey walnut shrimp, pork belly, and spicy tuna. For my wife who isn't a fish person I got Korean BBQ, pork belly, and spam masubi. The instant you open the package the bonito smell punches you in the face. Me I'm like "oh yyyyyeeeaaaaaaaaaa" while salivating. My wife recoiled in horror. I'm a fast eater. I wolfed down all three while my wife was still on her masubi. I really loved the spicy tuna the most. It was more like a mayo based tuna salad consistency. I thought the filling to rice ratio was good and even though it's a quick snack I was happy with the amount I got. Next favorite was the honey walnut shrimp. Crispy battered shrimp in a delicious sauce. Had around 2 or 3 shrimp inside. Pork belly also great but had the least amount of filling but was very savory tasting. When eating all three it was a very satisfying lunch. My wife luckily started with the spam masubi. She enthusiastically declared it was delicious and was hopeful for the onigiri. All of a sudden I hear "HWWWWARKKKK.... OH GOD..... HWWWAAAAAAAAARK... OH GOD, NO... NO.... OH GOD NO.". Once the bonito hit her taste buds she started to uncontrollably gag and dry heave. Tears running down her face, trash can in hand, she said "you want these? I can't do this, this is horrible". I was tempted to eat them but hearing another human gag ruined my appetite so I unfortunately threw them away. So again, be warned. You like fish, you like bonito, you'll enjoy this place. You don't like fish, do not eat here since even the non-fish items are fishy. read more
3 years ago
Some of my favorite (if not my favorite) onigiri in Southern California! I've tried the mentai and spicy salmon. Mentai is fairly salty so I usually go for the spicy salmon. Rice is warm and they don't skimp on the furikake seasoning on top, which I appreciate because it has a nice flavor. The spicy salmon also has a good flavor and perfect amount of heat. The 3 for $11 deal is a good price. They may look small but they're very filling! The sizes of their onigiris are more manageable than other places. I also like how they clearly label them. When they're busy, it can take a little while to come out but it's never unreasonable and when you do get them, you can tell they're very fresh. read more
This has got to be the best onigiri I've had. I'm used to buying the cold premade ones from Korea or international grocery stores, so getting warm, made-to-order onigiri was such a treat! Tenori is located inside Rodeo 39 towards the back. We got the Spicy Salmon, Tuna with Mayo, and Pork Belly. All of them were delicious and made me feel very nostalgic of childhood. Highly recommend stopping by this spot if you're looking for a little snack! read more
3 years ago
Located inside Rodeo 39. This place gets busy for lunch. They give you a buzzer and buzz you when it's ready. There are 8 kinds to choose from for $4 each or 3 for $11. We got two sets of 3. It's filling because it's made up of mainly rice. -pork belly - I usually like anything pork belly but this was just one big piece of meat. It wasn't tender and I couldn't bite into it. So my first bite was just all meat and the rest was left with rice. -spicy tuna - not as good as the spicy salmon -tuna w mayo - I am normally not a tuna fan but this combo was one of my favorite. It was cooked tuna. -spicy salmon - My favorite. The portions and flavors were right on. -Kbbq - This was the most consistent because it was shredded meat and it had saucy flavor. Each bite had rice and meat. -honey walnut shrimp - Came with 2 pieces of honey walnut shrimp. I was able to take each bite with a piece of shrimp and rice but the proportions were not even so I was left with more rice in the end. We got all 6 to sample, realistically, two will get me full but half the 6 so technically I had 3 and the rice kept me full the entire day. read more
The menu and price is pretty straightforward. We got the 3 most popular one: spicy salmon, kbbq beef, and pork belly. They're all pretty yummy and the rice is warm, so you know they make it fresh. Pro tip: eat these guys first if you get food from multiple places; the rice is warm so the nori will get soggy if you wait. My favorite is the spicy salmon. It's not spicy at all, but the salmon flavor definitely comes through. It's smooth and not overcooked or too mayo-ey, pretty perfect. For all of the balls, filling to rice ratio is pretty perfect. It's simple and minimal ingredients, but each bite really shines. Lychee lemonade is probably their most popular drink of choice here. It's pretty sweet and for our taste. Even after the ice all melted, it's still so sweet! There is going to be a line if you come during peak dinner time. That's how you know it's a popular spot. It's not so bad though and they have a sign with light indicator on the counter to let you know how long the wait is going to be once you place order. read more
2 years ago
The three piece onigiri is always a deal for $11. I typically get the spam, spicy tuna, and the spicy salmon. They all the hit spot in different ways and I'm glad it's the same flavorful experience each time. Service is very very minimal. Order at the touch screen and wait for a text. It's almost like a ghost kitchen. A staff greets you upon ordering so that's nice for that personal feeling. read more
What drew me to this place was how clean the menu looked on the wall. It's the simple things for me, sometimes. THE FOODS | Onigiri (Japanese rice balls) and musubi. I tried... - Pork Belly | Arrived in a miniature white paper bag; wrapped in a small paper, branded with the store's name and onigiri flavor. The onigiri itself fit in the palm of my hand and was sprinkled with furikake on top. Inside, there was a small portion of shredded pork belly mixed in with sweet sauce. The taste is sweet and savory. THE TENORI FEELS | Modern vibes with a small ordering counter and a small window where the food comes out from. Everything looks clean, well kept, and minimalistic. THE PARKING SITUATION | Free parking outside of the shopping plaza. No issues finding an open spot, but this was on a Monday afternoon. THE ORDERING LOGISTICS | Ordered at the counter and given a little buzzing device that went off when my food was ready. WOULD I COME BACK? | Yep, more onigiri please. read more
2 years ago
Whenever I'm at the Rodeo 39 complex, I always stop by Tenori. My go-to order is always the three pork belly onigiri. They have other options, but since I'm not too big on anything that has mayo or is mayo-based, this is my go-to order. Whoever is working the front can help you with ordering your food from the ordering screen. It is literally right next to the bar area. read more
6 months ago
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4 years ago
I've been to Tenori a few times and think this is a staple when coming to Rodeo Market! It's small enough to be an appetizer while you try other surrounding foods here but if you get multiple then it's filling enough to serve as a meal! My favorite is their Spicy Salmon, it's super tasty and not as dry as their Pork Belly one, which I find to be not as flavorful. They give you a buzzer after you order so you don't have to stay in the area and can walk around to order other foods when waiting which I find really convenient as I love exploring Rodeo Market. The price is pretty reasonable and I would definitely recommend Tenori to anyone who likes onogiri! read more
2 years ago
Housemade Furikake was amazing. It was definitely not the store bought one. Shavings of Bonito and freshly toasted sesame seeds and other seasonings made the eating Onigiri very pleasant. The seaweed was very crispy and fillings were fresh.( I got salmon, pork belly and honey walnut shrimp) read more
3 years ago
Delicious rice balls that don't disappoint. Sad that they had to recently increase the price for a set of 3, but still doesn't change how good these are. My favorite three are the spicy salmon, pork belly, and kbbq. Three rice balls is just enough food and doesn't leave me hungry or bloated. read more
1 year ago
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2 years ago
Favorite place to get onigiri at Rodeo39. They offer the best deal - $11 for 3 onigiris. They were very quick.. and the onigiri were all so flavorful. read more
Stopped by here on our way back from LAX to SD. We weren't quite hungry yet, but wanted a small meal to get our meal times back on Pacific time after an international trip, so figured something in this food court will do. I love onigiri, so Tenori was my pick. They were so delicious, I practically inhaled them. My favorite was the spicy salmon. read more
We tried 2 of their best sellers: Spicy salmon & KBBQ + honey walnut shrimp. While all of them were delicious, the KBBQ is our top one of all 3. That was oozing with umami!!! The honey walnut shrimp was good but a little mild. Spicy salmon is always a favorite and did not disappoint. Highly recommended! read more
I came here during the Soul Market weekend, and Tenori had a consistent line of people waiting to order. I've been here before one time, so I knew I wanted to get Tenori again. Reason I am giving four stars is because our order was wrong, we received wrong flavors and the papers labeling the flavor was also wrong as well. Honestly, this could've been because they were swamped with a lot of orders hence why I didn't necessarily go up to receive the exchange and correct my order. Overall, Tenori still delivers with the flavors. My boyfriend and I got: Pork Belly, Spicy Salmon, Honey Walnut Shrimp, and KBBQ. Out of these four flavors, I would say Pork Belly and Spicy Salmon was the best for me. Honey Walnut Shrimp lacked the creamy factor with mayo, which made the onigiri dry as a whole to eat. read more
My sister and I decided to stop by Rodeo 39 to grab some lunch and immediately got pulled to Tenori. We got the 3 for $11 option and I tried KBBQ, Pork Belly, and Mentai while my sister tried KBBQ, Pork Belly and Spicy Tuna. We loved all of them! The first bite was so amazing with the furikake, rice and filling. They have many other fillings to chose from that all sound yummy too. My favorite was the mentai, I loved the fish flavor with the furikake. It blended so well together! There's a huge parking lot but always tons of cars so you might have to loop around until you find a spot but you'll always find a spot! read more
Absolutely delicious onigiri! Pretty solid value as well with their 3 piece bundle, I enjoyed each flavor that I ordered - Spam, KBBQ, & Spicy Salmon. They're all topped off beautifully with furikake and each are loaded pretty generously, be sure to check them out in Rodeo 39 sometime! They've got a new Spicy Ahi Poke Bowl that was pretty delicious as well with the sauce! read more
Just got back from trying the different foods from Rodeo 39. We arrived at 11am. Parking lot, towards the Rodeo 39 side, was packed since Phoholic opens early and most of the people parked were for that restaurant. We drove around only once and found parking. We ordered 3 onigiri for $11. We got the spicy tuna, honey walnut shrimp and kbbq. My husband and I both likes the spicy tuna the best. The kbbq one didn't taste like kbbq. It was a bit bland. The honey walnut shrimp was ok. I tasted mostly the mayo, but overall it was a good experience. The size is just about 3 bites each onigiri. The staff was nice and friendly during our interactions. The wait was about 5 minutes for the food. They give you a green buzzer so you are able to walk around and check out other vendors and not worry about being notify when your order was ready. Would definitely go back to try out their other onigiris. read more
Overall Rating: 3.5 Review Title: Onigiri Across Different Cultures My Favorite: 3 for $11 Pork Belly - The Pork Belly was simple yet reliably flavorful. KBBQ - Beef with a delicious house special soy sauce. Honey Walnut Shrimp - Crunchy tempura shrimp paired with slightly creamy honey mayo sauce. Out of the 3 I really like the Pork Belly & what I also liked was the meat to rice ratio was fairly decent as well. Often onigiri places put too much rice with the proteins. Ultimately a great tasty lunch, awesome simple menu, & a non-heavy meal which leaves room for Boba/dessert afterwards! read more
Love onigiri: it's a hand-held hot and tasty meal! We were able to try the following items and every single one is good because the nori was seasoned and crispy and the rice was properly cooked and seasoned weel. SPAM - larger than the other flavors. Safe choice for the kids. KBBQ - had thinly sliced miso beef. That's my favorite! PORK BELLY - is sweet BBQ flavored pork belly pieces. Very rich and full of flavor. SPICY TUNA & SPICY SALMON are as expected, very good. MENTAI - is roe, probably salmon, and it has the expected burst of sea flavor. It's not for everyone, but I liked it a lot. The flavors are as expected - perfect comfort food. You won't get something unexpected after ordering an item. TENORI is a food establishment that occupies a unit in Stanton's Rodeo 39 Food Hall. This food hall is located in a center with its own free parking lot, but the popularity of the tenants keep the lot full and busy. read more
4 years ago
Worth the wait! This place is always packed! There we about 15 people ahead of me, waited 15 min in line and took 10 minutes for my order to be done. I recommend getting the 3 for $11 so that you can try a variety, 3 would also be good for 2 people, it was filling! This was my first time having this and I've been missing out! 1 for $4 or 3 for $11 What I ordered: -KBBQ (best seller): I see why it's the best seller. The beef was juicy and flavorful. I would get this again and again. -Honey Walnut Shrimp: I'm a sucker for honey walnut shrimp and this was great! But next time, I'd probably want to get the Spicy Salmon or Pork Belly read more
It's cromulent. Because that's a word, apparently. Tenori is an onigiri spot in the Rodeo 39 Public Market. One of their menu items was caught my eye the first time I went to Rodeo 39 for other reasons, and today I decided to try it. I actually had the 3 for $11 order (it's $4 individually otherwise) and randomly ended up starting with my craved-for Honey Walnut Shrimp (before later observing the name in fine print on the wax paper wrap). Gotta say that it didn't deliver. The shrimp was fine but small, and they really could have used more of the mayo-based sauce. The bonito furikake (a topping for most if not all menu items) was not enough to carry the day, and the protein portion felt a bit small too. The rice and seaweed wrap are fine though. The pork belly is satisfactory. I got marinated pork in every bite. However, I'm not sure if the lack of fatty bits was random or intentional, but I was hoping for more of what makes pork belly discernibly pork belly. The KBBQ was also nicely marinated and the beef inside was tender, although it was shredded similarly as the pork was, rather than something more like steak strips (which you sometimes do get in entry-level tacos, for example). The overall portion ended up feeling like more of a snack than even a lunch. I don't really have a frame of reference for onigiri pricing, but it seems reasonable in this day and age. If you are craving a rice-laden snack, Tenori is a solid option, but not destination-worthy. I enjoyed it but may forget about it soon. read more
8 months ago
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Grecia B.
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Quick fusion Onigiri and Musubi snackers filled with non-traditional stuffing. Each one is handmade, my friend who works nearby will often grab these for a snack later in the day along with a coffee. The rice ratio is great and it's not 80% rice, prices are also decent. $4 each or 3 for $10. It comes not totally wrapped in a single sheet of nori so it's not as contained and neat to eat as the traditional triangular wrap. They are also dusted in furikake so you'll be dropping rice and seasoning with each bite. Spam Musubi: good rice ratio and toasted spam with teriyaki sauce on it. Kids destroyed it and enjoyed every bite. Honey Walnut Shrimp: I love honey walnut shrimp and this was a must order. Interesting fusion with big pieces of shrimp but I prefer it by itself, very had to keep the shrimp crispy wrapped in rice. read more
8 months ago
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Onigiri has to be one of the most underrated, if not underappreciated Japanese snacks out there. And 3 pieces for $11? That's a steal! Especially with the freshness, quality, and filling of these three! Staff is super friendly, menu is simple and straight forward, and you do have to wait a few minutes because everything is made to order. On our visit we ordered the Spicy salmon, Pork belly, and honey walnut shrimp. At first we were confused at not knowing which was which flavor until we saw the paper wrapper that had each name! The rice on all three was perfectly cooked, not too soft or mushy at all, firm and held together very well. The spicy salmon was not too spicy, not overly-mayo, but still creamy with great chunks of salmon. The pork belly was savory and soft, while the shrimp was battered nicely and stayed crunchy while having the added sweetness. This is a must and I will definitely be back! read more
1 year ago
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12885 Beach Blvd
Rodeo 39 Public Market
Stanton, CA 90680
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Are your items glueten free?
Hi Jon. Unfortunately, are product does contain an ingredient that does not make it gluten free.
Are you guys going to get a delivery option soon? (Like Postmates, Doordash, or Ubereats etc.)
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Hi. Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, not at this time but they are in development hopefully in the very near future. Please follow our Instagram account @tenori.co for all updates.
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