Bright space with Tokyo-style vibe offers fresh, delicious onigiri variety at affordable prices. Clean, cozy atmosphere makes shopping for sushi and snacks a joy.
Onigiri here tastes incredibly fresh and delicious with a variety that feels diverse and well-made. Prices stay reasonable while quality stays high, matching well with the sushi and other fresh goods.
Fresh foods and prepared meals come at affordable prices. Sushi and quick snacks offer good value for those on a budget.
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The market offers a wide selection of Japanese snacks and sweets.
Prepared food items are affordable and popular among shoppers.
Cleanliness is a priority, making for a pleasant shopping experience.
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.
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.
Prices stay very affordable compared to many other bubble tea spots. This place offers budget-friendly options without cutting corners.
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.
Asian grocery store offers a bright, clean space with a homey atmosphere. It features a juice bar and noodle station where food can be prepared and eaten on site. The store carries a wide selection of Asian snacks and fresh groceries at reasonable prices.
Onigiri here stands out for its freshness and generous protein servings. The Unagi and tuna varieties offer a great rice to filling ratio and solid flavor at an affordable price.
Japanese grocery staples come at affordable prices. Onigiri and boba offer generous servings and flavor without high cost.
Good to know
Lunch options are available for under $5.
The market offers a wide variety of specialty Asian foods.
Customers can cook and eat their noodles on the premises.
Enjoy fresh onigiri with fillings like salmon and karaage in a cozy, happy spot. Meals are affordable and filling, perfect for a quick bite near schools and parks. The food truck offers authentic Japanese dishes with a fast, convenient vibe.
Onigiri here is fresh and well filled, with options like salmon and karaage standing out. It comes together quickly, making it a convenient choice for a quick bite or after class.
Food comes out affordable, delicious, and filling. Meals serve up quick and tasty options without stretching the budget.
Good to know
The restaurant is very accommodating for food allergies like dairy and wheat.
The restaurant offers a discount for TNS students.
The food truck is great for a quick lunch option.
Small Japanese market offers fresh sushi and authentic onigiri with unique packaging for convenience. Simple layout creates an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo, attracting locals seeking reasonably priced Asian staples and prepared foods.
Freshness stands out with onigiri wrapped in a triangle shape for convenience. The seaweed opens like a book when the red tag is pulled, making it easy to add soy or hot sauce.
Affordable prices apply to sushi and onigiri. Both offer delicious options without high cost.
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The market offers a 50% discount on onigiri after 7 PM.
Prepared foods are 50% off in the evening.
You can order freshly made hand rolls in the center of the store.
Combination of mini mart and ramen counter creates a cozy, market-like atmosphere with a small dining area and quick service. The space feels clean and efficient, bustling yet comfortable, resembling a casual Japanese store. Crowds gather for fresh, flavorful onigiri and handrolls, especially during peak hours.
Onigiri bombs stand out with their crispy exterior and warm, flavorful fillings like tuna mayo and spicy options. Prices range from $3 to $5, offering big portions and freshly made rice balls that remind of Japan.
Offers affordable onigiri and big portions with a variety of ready meals like bento boxes, sushi, and dumplings. Prices stay low while keeping food fresh and warm.
Good to know
Expect long lines during peak hours, so plan your visit accordingly.
Each rice ball or spam musubi costs about $2-3.
Seating space is very limited, with only a few seats available.
Large casual food court offers a calm, clean space with many seating options and self-ordering. Onigiri choices like beef ramyun and kimchi ham bring rich, spicy flavors. Meals are very affordable with a 30% discount and diverse, quality options.
Beef ramyun and chicken onigiri stand out with rich flavors. Kimchi ham onigiri offers a unique spicy twist. Some onigiris have a sweet note that might surprise first-timers.
Meals come with a 30% discount making them very affordable. Food options are diverse and prices stay low without sacrificing quality or convenience.
Good to know
The Hmart food hall currently has a 30% off promotion until November 24.
The total cost will be $30 without the 30% discount.
The serving size is huge, making it a good value.
Small space combines Japanese grocery with ramen and onigiri counters, creating a bustling, lively atmosphere that feels like a trip to Japan. Neatly organized aisles showcase authentic products but tight layout and crowds make shopping cramped during peak times.
Many flavor options like nitamago, shiso, salmon, pork chasu, and spicy tuna come freshly made by hand. Prices stay reasonable while portions remain generous and satisfying.
Very affordable rice balls and onigiri come in generous portions. Freshly made food and drinks offer plenty of budget-friendly options for lunch.
Good to know
In the evening, their hot food is discounted 30%.
You need to bring your own bag to avoid the bag fee.
Go early because it gets very crowded for lunch.
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.
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.
Food offers good quality at affordable prices, with four items costing $16. Baked goods also come at a reasonable cost.
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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.
Mini convenience store with Japanese music and a cozy, homelike vibe. Offers a wide selection of fresh sushi, onigiri, and Asian snacks at affordable prices. Regulars enjoy high-quality products and occasional freebies like spinning a prize wheel after spending $35.
Fresh onigiri and rolls come at a good price compared to NYC. Onigiri also appears at Maki Mart, showing its availability beyond just one spot.
Asian snacks come at affordable prices without sacrificing quality. Bubble tea and food options also stay budget-friendly.
Good to know
The store accepts credit cards and mobile payments.
Parking is available in the lot behind the store.
Expect busy hours during weekends, especially in the afternoon.
Small Japanese grocery store offers fresh sashimi, top-notch sushi, and a full hot bar with ready-to-go meals. Clean and well-stocked, it features a 50% discount on prepared foods after 8 PM. No seating is available, focusing on takeout and grocery shopping.
Freshness stands out with variety of fillings including salmon, miso, and leek. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, and prices stay reasonable with occasional discounts.
Meals offer affordable prices with fresh sushi and prepared food options. The cost stays low without sacrificing quality.
Good to know
Sushi is 50% off every day after 8 PM.
The restaurant offers half-off on to-go items after 8 PM.
You should arrive 15 minutes early to line up for the best selection.
Small bakery offers grab-and-go service with a cozy seating area including a couch and beverage bar. Brightly lit interior hosts a bubble tea shop with nicer seats deeper inside. Known for affordable, tasty egg tarts and onigiris, it attracts a local crowd despite a sometimes snarky atmosphere on busy days.
Offers an amazing variety of onigiri with flavors like eel, teriyaki chicken, and Korean spicy spam. Prices are very affordable, around $2.75 each, making them some of the cheapest in Manhattan.
Food comes at a very affordable price here. The onigiri stands out as a tasty and budget-friendly option.
Good to know
The bakery only accepts cash.
The onigiri costs $2.75 each.
Most items cost under $2.
Cozy cafe with modern, clean design and floral decorations creates a charming, intimate atmosphere. Small seating area suits quiet study or casual chats, enhanced by pleasant music and welcoming vibes. Space feels neat and inviting, making it a relaxing spot to work or unwind.
Onigiris come in various flavors like eel, shrimp, spicy beef, and sweet chicken. They make them fresh on site and offer spicy mayo on the side for extra flavor.
Food and drinks come with good value and many inexpensive options. The overall experience is easy and affordable.
Good to know
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
The menu includes Korean-style croffles, fusion kimbap, and acai bowls.
The cafe has a good amount of seating available for customers.
Small seating area offers space to work or relax while enjoying cozy atmosphere and nice music. The spot draws those looking for fresh, flavorful rice balls alongside bubble tea. The vibe stays chill and welcoming, making it easy to hang out or grab a quick bite.
Shrimp tempura stands out as a signature filling in the onigiris here, often paired with crab meat. Rice balls lean heavily on mostly rice with a small amount of salmon in some varieties.
Offers affordable prices for quick snacks or meals. Convenient for grabbing a bite without spending much.
Good to know
The kiosk charges more than the store for orders.
There is a 'secret' menu for more selection on their fruit teas.
It is recommended to get less or no ice in the bubble tea.
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.
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.
Offers authentic Japanese food at affordable prices. Combines genuine flavors with budget-friendly options.
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.
Chinese takeout spot offers a clean, cozy atmosphere with self-serve hot tea and water. Menu features large, flavorful dim sum and affordable lunch specials. The vibe stays calm and welcoming, making it a straightforward choice for quick meals.
Onigiri stands out with great flavor and quality. It pairs well with buns and rolls for a solid sushi experience.
Food comes at very affordable and reasonable prices. The menu offers delicious and budget-friendly options.
Good to know
There is a 4% surcharge called 'processing fee' if you pay by credit card.
Paying cash at Ollie's provides a better price.
The delivery took an hour and a half from 12 blocks away.
Outdoor courtyard features Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating an authentic village marketplace vibe. Indoor spaces include a small supermarket, sake bar, and diverse shops with arcade games and collectibles upstairs. Atmosphere blends warmth and coolness with open seating and detailed design, attracting those interested in Japanese culture and cuisine.
Fresh and delicious onigiri stands out with options like fried chicken onigiri. It offers a variety of comfort foods alongside, making it a solid spot for authentic Japanese snacks.
Great products come with affordable prices and outstanding quality. Shops offer a wide range of low-cost Japanese snacks, beauty supplies, and kitchenware.
Good to know
The food hall opens at 12 PM daily.
An exhibition and sale of foods from Japan runs from February 23rd to 26th.
Free sake tasting is available on Saturdays.
Small cafe with Japanese street style and a cozy, friendly atmosphere feels like a spot in Shibuya. Indoor seating is limited, complemented by a cute patio that invites relaxation. The place offers authentic Japanese onigiri and snacks, creating a unique and welcoming neighborhood vibe.
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.
Food offers good taste and healthy portions at affordable prices. Meals work well for a quick snack or a sufficient bite.
Good to know
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.
Japanese grocery store offers beautifully organized and well-lit space with a wide variety of authentic products. Atmosphere feels homey and helpful, attracting those seeking affordable and unique Japanese snacks and ingredients. Fresh sushi and onigiri stand out as popular, high-quality options.
Freshness stands out with onigiri made daily, offering a great filling to rice ratio. The selection is solid and prices are reasonable, making it a reliable spot for a tasty rice ball.
Prices stay super affordable for staple Japanese grocery and convenience goods. Japanese food options come at a cheap and accessible cost.
Good to know
They are open until midnight for late-night visits.
It’s perfect for a quick lunch under $10.
The prices for Japanese and Asian snacks and ingredients are amazing.
Sleek, modern bakery with a stylish interior and cozy atmosphere offers a relaxed vibe amid a busy area. Crowds gather for affordable Japanese rice balls in many flavors, creating a lively but pleasant energy. Free WiFi adds convenience for quick visits or casual stays.
Many onigiri variations come nicely wrapped and ready to grab. They are larger than typical ones and have a good amount of filling, including options like eel wasabi, crab wasabi, and octopus salad.
Prices stay affordable for Japanese rice balls, making them popular with teenagers and students. The rice balls taste delicious and cost very little.
Good to know
Rice balls cost between $2.50 and $3 each, with generous fillings.
A filling meal can be had for less than $3.
You can get a discount if you pay in cash.
Japanese grocery store offers a well-organized layout with authentic products and a lively ambiance. Multiple floors feature fresh sushi, snacks, skincare, and household items. Prices provide incredible value for the area.
A wide variety of freshly made onigiri is available daily with the crispiest seaweed wrapping. Fillings are light, and sometimes onigiri come free with orders.
Fresh Japanese products come at affordable prices with regular sales. Grab and go options make quick meals both yummy and budget-friendly.
Good to know
Happy hour discounts are available after 8pm.
The Japanese deli offers a 50% off sale for hot and cold prepared food after 8PM daily.
Lunch and bento prices are very reasonable for the area.
Small space stocked with carefully curated Japanese imports creates a calm and elegant vibe. Outdoor seating with a few tables adds a relaxed touch. Known for fresh, high-quality sushi and specialty items not found elsewhere in the area.
Fresh salmon onigiri offers flavorful rice and fish with a variety of fillings available. Prepackaged options make it a solid choice for takeout at a good price.
Offers a great mix of high-end products and affordable alternatives. Serves high-quality fish at prices that stay reasonable.
Good to know
You should call a week in advance and pre-order the fatty tuna cuts.
On Mother’s Day, I had to call days ahead to order the Kaisen Don bowls to ensure availability.
Wheat is not noted as an allergen in items that contain soy sauce.
Japanese grocery store combines supermarket and restaurant with separate entrances and upstairs seating area. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly with Pokémon Mart music playing, creating a unique vibe. Offers wide selection of Japanese groceries and ready-to-eat meals, attracting those seeking authentic pantry essentials.
Large onigiri offers a better deal than other Japanese stores with prices around $3 to $4. Ready-made options stay fresh and include sushi and seaweed salad alongside onigiri.
Affordable Japanese takeout includes hand rolls around $15 and casual meals. Coffees and matcha lattes also come at budget-friendly prices near Bryant Park.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 7 PM.
You need to order your food at the register first and then pick it up.
The market stays open until 8 PM.
Onigiri come super large and warm, often made to order with plentiful fillings like spicy tuna and karaage. Seating in the back fills up later in the day, creating a busy atmosphere. Sushi quality varies, with some rolls decent but generally less impressive than the onigiri.
Onigiri come made to order, fresh, and warm with plenty of fillings. Options include vegan varieties like nagi miso and veggie meat with mayo, plus spicy tuna, karaage, and mentaiko, all offering good value.
Offers very affordable options with decent quality. Onigiri serve as a quick, budget-friendly bite in the Japanese food court.
Good to know
Ensure vegetables are thoroughly washed before consumption.
Check for any signs of bugs in fresh produce.
Consider alternative grocery stores for better quality sushi.
Three floors blend Japanese books and anime merchandise with cozy reading corners. Two cafes serve fresh onigiri and affordable meals, making it easy to enjoy tasty bites while exploring. Busy crowds add energy but cozy spots offer calm.
Fresh and tasty onigiri appears in a small Japanese café on the second floor alongside bento boxes and matcha lattes. A small café on the third floor also serves onigiri with pastries.
A cafe upstairs offers affordable meals and delicious onigiri. Some items throughout the place stay budget-friendly.
Good to know
The store hosts events and book signings throughout the year.
You need to dispose of all food and drink before entering the bookstore.
There are absolutely no refunds, only store credit.
Small basement restaurant with cramped seating and loud, energetic vibe captures an authentic izakaya atmosphere. Open kitchen and Japanese music add to the experience. Crowded space creates a lively but intense environment.
Grilled onigiri rice balls come larger than convenience store versions and are good for sharing. Warm, fluffy rice wraps around savory fillings like okaka, which balances salty and umami flavors perfectly.
Affordable skewers come with a smoky char aroma and cold beer. Food arrives quickly and tastes good, all at budget-friendly prices.
Good to know
It can be a long wait to get in during peak hours.
They will not seat incomplete parties, so plan accordingly.
Watch out after 5pm, as people come in to drink after work.