Onsen Tamago Sando (温泉たまごサンド)
Featuring onsen tamago (slow-cooked hot spring egg with custardy white and runny yolk).
Featuring onsen tamago (slow-cooked hot spring egg with custardy white and runny yolk).
The name is the recipe: onigirazu is built on the negative form of nigiru, to press or grip, so it means the rice ball you did not press. Everything follows from that refusal.
Onigirazu with yakiniku-style grilled beef.
Onigirazu with umeboshi (pickled plum); traditional flavor.
Onigirazu with tuna mayo filling; most popular onigiri flavor adapted.
Onigirazu with tonkatsu; rice + pork cutlet.
Onigirazu with teriyaki chicken.
Onigirazu with Spam and fried egg; Okinawan-influenced flavor.
Onigirazu with shrimp tempura.
Onigirazu with grilled salted salmon (shiojake).
Onigirazu with natto (fermented soybeans); acquired taste.
Onigirazu with kinpira gobo (braised burdock root and carrot).
Onigirazu with karaage fried chicken.
Onigirazu with bacon, lettuce, tomato; fusion.
Onigirazu with avocado; modern healthy variation.
Omurice (ketchup rice wrapped in omelette) as sandwich filling; fusion.
Okinawan specialty: Spam (or local pork luncheon meat) and fried egg in onigiri or on rice; sometimes bread.
Okayama specialty using premium shokupan; very thick, caramelized.
Thick-sliced toast topped with ogura-an (sweet red bean paste with whole beans) and butter; Nagoya specialty, eaten at kissaten with morn...
Sandwich using Nogami brand premium shokupan; no-knead, melt-in-mouth bread.
Featuring marinated soft-boiled ramen eggs (ajitsuke tamago/nitamago) with soy-mirin flavor; umami-rich.
Niigata-style tonkatsu with sweet soy sauce tare (rather than thick tonkatsu sauce) sandwich.
Naporitan (Japanese ketchup-based spaghetti with peppers, onions, sausage) in a roll; yoshoku classic as sandwich.
Naporitan spaghetti in bread; yoshoku classic.