History of Onigiri
Onigiri, also known as Japanese rice balls, traces its origins back to ancient Japan, where it served as a portable and convenient food option for travelers, warriors, and farmers alike. The concept of onigiri likely emerged during the Nara period (710-794 AD) when people began to shape cooked rice into small, compact triangles or rounds, often wrapped in nori seaweed for preservation and added flavor.
Journey Of Onigiri Musubi
At Onigiri Musubi, we are passionate about Japanese culinary traditions, and we strive to bring the authentic flavors of Japan into your everyday life. Our handcrafted onigiri are packed with fresh, high-quality ingredients, ensuring each bite is a memorable culinary experience. Since our establishment in 2024, we have been dedicated to providing our customers with a cozy dining experience that highlights our commitment to market-fresh ingredients, honest cooking, and an enjoyable atmosphere.
Our Signature Onigiris
Konbu
caramelized seaweed
Umeboshi & Shiso
Japanese plum + shiso
Nasumiso & Matsunomi
eggplant + miso + pine nut
Renkonkinpira & Shungiku & Blackrice
lotusroot & carrot + edible chrysanthemum + black rice
Salmon Nanban & Coriander & Black rice
Tunamayo
Salmon Negi
Salmon + spring onion + sesame oil + Shiokoji
Meet the Chef
Man behind onigiris
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Pursimiehenkatu 2C,
00150, Helsinki
+358 442490356