These freshly made rice balls are on a completely different level from convenience store rice balls! They have a full 1.5 times as much rice, and they don't skimp on the filling either. Every bite is packed with filling, so they're very satisfying! Most importantly, they don't cost much more, making them a great value. No wonder there are always quite a few people lined up to buy them whenever I pass by, especially in the morning. However, the seaweed on freshly made rice balls easily absorbs moisture from the rice, so it isn't as dry and crispy as convenience store seaweed and has a softer texture. That part comes down to personal preference.
Omusubi Honnoriya Tokyo Main Store | Review by Linda Liao
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