ONIGIRI ASAKUSA YADOROKU -Tokyo's oldest onigiri restaurant-

ONIGIRI ASAKUSA YADOROKU -Tokyo's oldest onigiri restaurant- onigiri Rice ball is called Onigiri in Japanese Mostly it's shape is triangle and you can either mix onigiri A short walk from Sensoji, the oldest temple in Tokyo, lies Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku Founded in 1954, it's the city's oldest onigiri

onigiri Tips: · Short or medium-grain rice is required as its sticky nature helps shape the onigiri without falling apart · Using warm rice helps the

onigiri Shaping the Onigiri · Step 1 Cut nori sheets into strips about in thick  Onigiri, the Japanese Proust madeleine? The name onigiri comes from the verb nigiru which means to pressshape with one's hands and refers