Bubble tea shop offers a cozy, charming decor with comfortable seating in a small, inviting space. The atmosphere is warm and casual, though staff conversations can be loud. It draws a crowd looking for affordable, quality tea and unique food options like New Orleans style chicken and onigiri.
Crispy chicken sandwiches stand out with a delicious taste. Fried chicken onigiri and popcorn chicken also add variety to the sandwich options.
Rice is perfectly seasoned with fresh fillings like fried chicken, crab and egg, and shrimp tempura. Onigiri tastes best when eaten fresh and pairs well with drinks.
"I loved their bubble tea, especially the black tea with boba."
"I found the onigiri here to be amazing and fresh."
"I found their chicken sandwich pretty amazing."
Good to know
Bring cash if you want to save some money.
They charge a 3% fee for card payments at the self-ordering kiosk.
Nom Tea only has 3 high chairs available for families.
Tiny shop with barstool seating and a kiosk ordering system creates an intimate, casual vibe. The atmosphere feels welcoming and cute, though seating is limited and close together. Menu offers affordable, fresh bubble tea and snacks with a variety of Korean and Taiwanese flavors.
Chicken sandwiches stand out with a good size, filling portions, and tasty grilled flavor. Burgers and fried chicken sandwiches also appear alongside sides like french fries and spam onigiri.
Onigiri here comes in Japanese and Hong Kong styles, both fresh and tasty. The eel onigiri stands out as especially good, and prices stay reasonable compared to similar spots.
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There is no bathroom available at the location.
You need to let them know if you want your drink hot because the digital kiosk doesn't let you pick hot/cold.
Most drinks can be customized and the sweetness can be adjusted.
Small cafe with Japanese street style offers cozy indoor and patio seating. Enjoy authentic onigiri with fillings like crab and fried oyster. Unique rice sandwiches with shrimp tempura and chicken cutlet provide fresh, satisfying flavors.
Rice sandwiches use sushi rice and come with fillings like chicken cutlet, shrimp tempura, and fried oyster. Onigiri-style sandwiches wrapped in seaweed offer a unique twist with fresh, satisfying flavors.
Authentic Japanese onigiri come in various fillings like crab, shrimp, and fried oyster. The onigiri sandwiches, including vegetarian options, offer unique and satisfying flavors prepared with care.
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Rice buns/sushi rice sandwiches are served in the morning, while ramen starts at 11 am.
It is recommended to order ahead of time to cut down your wait time.
Paying cash will be your best bet if you want to save on money.
Cozy spot with Japanese comfort food offers massive chicken Katsu sandwiches that are crispy and juicy. Fresh, homemade onigiri come with pickles and wakame, plus pet-sized options. Generous portions and a curated menu make dining here a treat.
Massive chicken Katsu sandwiches feature a super crispy, juicy cutlet the size of a head or foot. They come with extra spicy dry rub, pickles, and spicy mayo, delivering tons of flavor and a solid structure.
Fresh and homemade onigiri come with options like pickles and wakame. Staff even prepare dog-sized onigiri for pets, showing a unique touch.
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They host pop-ups in the summer, so check their schedule.
The restaurant is closed three days a week, so plan accordingly.
Expect limited seating; outdoor options are available when the weather is nice.
Japanese confectionery shop combines casual convenience store vibe with bright, modern design and clean, spacious layout. The atmosphere feels joyful and pure, with a mix of standing counters and a few tables encouraging quick visits or casual dining. Authentic pastries and affordable prices attract those seeking quality Asian bakery treats in a relaxed setting.
Selection includes sweet and savory breads, cold sandwiches, and pre-packed hot lunch foods. Pork katsu, eel onigiri, and yakiniku sandwiches stand out as really good options. Prices stay very reasonable.
Eel onigiri sandwiches stand out with their rich flavor and satisfying size. Fish and meat onigiri offer a home-cooked feel with authentic taste and perfect portions.
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The prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity.
The Brooklyn location has a lack of seating inside, making it more of a grab-n-go type of place.
Everything is packaged considerately for takeout or eating at home.
Small space with wooden accents and cat-themed decor creates a cozy, chill vibe. Quiet atmosphere suits people hanging out, knitting, or on dates. Offers wifi and outlets with seating inside and outside.
Croissant sandwiches stand out with options like smoked salmon and turkey and cheese. Breakfast choices include a croissant breakfast sandwich paired well with lattes.
Tuna mayo onigiri comes warm and fresh with a generous filling and perfectly seasoned rice. Salmon miso onigiri offers a flavorful snack option, both priced at $4 each for good value.
Good to know
The strawberry matcha with oat milk costs $9.25 plus a $1.00 tip.
I waited in line for only 2 minutes on a Saturday around 3pm.
It's faster to grab your order at this location compared to the location on Driggs Ave.
Food court offers affordable onigiri and musubi sandwiches with distinct flavors like truffle mushroom and shrimp tempura. Space feels clean and trendy, suited for quick, satisfying lunches. Crowd enjoys a variety of tasty, simple options in an organized setting.
Onigiri style sandwiches stand out with options like karaage chicken and shrimp tempura fillings. The shop offers a cute musubi sandwich experience with a variety of classic and unique choices.
Lots of delicious and interesting onigiri options come at an affordable price. The shrimp tempura onigiri sandwich stands out with tasty flavors and friendly service.
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Onigiri options are affordable, typically ranging from $2 to $5 each.
Expect a quick service, ideal for a fast lunch break.
The restaurant offers takeout options for those in a hurry.
Small, cozy space with a covered backyard patio offers a relaxed vibe. Crowds gather for reasonably priced, traditional Japanese snacks like well-made onigiri and refreshing fruit sandwiches. Nearby bookstore adds a unique touch to the waiting experience.
Japanese fruit sandwich offers a refreshing and tasty option with strawberry and cream. Other choices include egg sandwich and salmon onigiri, providing a variety of flavors.
Onigiri here stands out for its perfectly savory taste and well made texture. Options like the mentai onigiri and salmon onigiri pair well with sides like miso soup and fried chicken.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Happy hour is from 5-7pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available in the lot behind the restaurant for $10.
Giant industrial space with bright, airy decor and island vibes sets a cozy mood. Plantain sandwiches with jerk mushrooms and crispy tofu shine alongside crisp Yuca fries. Island Onigiri offers a Caribbean twist with bold flavors and a crispy outside.
Plantain sandwiches feature jerk mushrooms and crispy tofu with well-paired flavors. Sauces like Tamarind and pepper add variety, and sides include Yuca fries that stay crisp without excess oil.
Island Onigiri offers a Caribbean spin on the classic Japanese snack, with a crispy outside and soft inside. It delivers bold flavors and a satisfying texture.
Good to know
Reservations are a must due to limited seating.
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Expect a wait of 45 minutes to an hour for walk-ins.
Tiny hole-in-the-wall Japanese spot with no indoor seating and a single small outdoor table. Atmosphere feels authentically Japanese and cozy, though space inside is cramped and claustrophobic. Popular neighborhood hangout that gets crowded quickly, best suited for takeout or a quick bite outside.
Onigiri sandwiches come overstuffed and bursting with flavor, especially the beef and ginger option. These sandwiches are quite big and worth waiting in line for.
Onigiri here come in huge sizes and are warm to the touch. They feature creative fillings like spicy tuna avocado and curry cheese teriyaki, made fresh with more fancy ingredients than typical convenience store rice balls.
Good to know
There is no indoor seating; customers wait outside for their orders.
Order online before arriving to avoid long wait times.
Expect a 40-minute wait for meals during peak hours.
Spacious interior combines modern design with a cozy cafe atmosphere and Japanese music for a relaxed, upscale vibe. Seating includes a long counter bar and a large dining area, making it suitable for working or studying. Unique, extensive sake selection and authentic Japanese flavors create a distinctive dining experience.
Chicken katsu sandwich stands out with its crispy texture and flavor. Tamago sandwich comes cold and lacks seasoning. Menu includes a small selection of pastries and sandwiches.
Onigiri here stands out with hot spicy salmon and hot pepper varieties that deliver bold flavors. The salmon onigiri pairs well with miso soup and offers a satisfying, savory bite.
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Happy hour includes sushi and runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
For the soft opening, they offer free drip coffee with a pastry purchase.
The cafe transforms into a bar/izakaya at night.
Cozy spot with a hole-in-the-wall vibe offers a calm, laid-back atmosphere. Try the crispy chicken sandwich with tasty sides or fresh onigiri featuring flavors like kombu and salmon. Outdoor seating provides a quiet place to relax or watch people.
Crispy chicken sandwich comes with sides like edamame, salad, and potatoes. Smoked salmon croissant sandwiches appear on a small label on the glass, making them easy to miss.
Onigiri come fresh when ordered with options like Kombu, Aotogarashi, and salmon. The onigiri set pairs two rice balls with edamame, making a solid choice for a light meal.
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The robot waitress will not accept breakfast orders after 11:00 AM.
The wait can be easily 10 minutes with just a couple of people in line.
During winter, there is limited seating indoors at BBF.
Cozy space with nice decoration and a self-checkout machine creates a relaxed vibe. Busy afternoons bring in many high school students, while late hours offer affordable snacks like fried chicken and fries. Authentic mochi donuts and a variety of drinks stand out as signature offerings.
Spicy chicken and fish sandwiches stand out here, with the fish sandwich noted as better than McDonald's. Fried chicken and pistol leg sandwiches come off as average.
Onigiris come large and packed with tasty fillings like shrimp tempura, fried chicken, eel, and tuna. They stay fresh and flavorful, making shrimp tempura and fried chicken solid go-to choices.
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The restaurant is extremely busy around 1-3 PM when high school kids get out.
Their promotions are CASH only, so plan accordingly.
You need to preorder for the ice cream cake.
Small space with minimalist Japanese design and open kitchen creates a calm, bright atmosphere. Seating is limited and cramped, mostly for quick bites or to-go orders, with some outdoor bench options. High demand leads to lines and occasional sellouts, reflecting popularity despite the compact setup.
Sandwiches feature a sweet and salty balance with a strong salmon flavor and crunchy lettuce. Beef sandwiches are filling but sometimes have uneven filling distribution, leaving bites of rice at the edges.
Many onigiri creations come in generous portions with fillings like mushroom, miso plum, and karage with chilli oil. The onigiri offer a modern take on tradition and pair well with matcha, drinks, and desserts.
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A matcha latte and rice sandwich cost $18.50.
The space is small, mainly for to-go orders.
There are only a couple of benches outside for seating.
Minimalistic space with Pokémon plushies on the wall creates a cozy, calm atmosphere. Small round tables limit seating, encouraging quick visits or takeout. Food offers juicy grilled chicken sandwiches and fresh onigiri, blending Taiwanese fast food with casual comfort.
Chicken sandwiches stand out with juicy meat and perfect cooking. Options include spicy and New Orleans BBQ styles.
Eel onigiri stands out for being fresh, super delicious, and affordable. Options include tuna, kani, and shrimp tempura onigiri, often served with spicy mayo on the side.
Good to know
Only takeout is available at the restaurant.
CASH ONLY for orders over $10; credit cards accepted for orders over $10.
Expect about 20 minutes for food preparation after placing an order.