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Onigiri Shokudo

Japanese Onigiri, Vegan Fillings

Worth ordering: Onigirinamed in 9 reviews

Try the walnut-miso onigiri, which reviewers singled out as especially tasty and distinctive.

4.4food Good vegan options

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Top tips

Look for the green sticker to identify the vegan onigiri; a reviewer confirmed the marking with the owner.
Good to know: Expect a relatively high price for onigiri; one review cited €4.50 and another described the shop as expensive.

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Ask about eating on-site if you’d rather not take your order away; dine-in is possible.
The kimchi and fried onion onigiri is a well-liked vegan choice.

People mention

Iced tea and tea.

Good for

The vibe: work & study

Praised for friendly service and fast service.

Good to know

Lunch, coffee, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

This small Japanese deli centers on onigiri, with vegan fillings including walnut miso, daikon radish, and kimchi with fried onion; reviews mention around four vegan choices at a time. It’s mainly a takeaway stop, though on-site dining is possible, and customers also note Japanese tea and sweets such as dorayaki and mochi.