in:Best onigiri?48 pts
“The ones at Yaya Tea (multiple locations) are assembled warm to order. So the rice is soft and warm and the nori very fresh and crisp.”
H3
7.9/10
AI-generated summary
Come for the onigiri. They're assembled warm to order, so the rice stays soft and the nori stays crisp. People like the and crab and the fillings best. They're big and cheap, and there are several locations.
“The ones at Yaya Tea (multiple locations) are assembled warm to order. So the rice is soft and warm and the nori very fresh and crisp.”
H3
“Onigiri from Japan Village, Omusubi Gonbei, Yaya Tea, Harpers”
H2
“I think Yaya tea fits the bill for you here, I usually go to the Grand street location and buy the first love or first car”
H2
“The best ones I’ve had are at Yaya Tea. They have a few locations. They are sizeable, good ratio and made to order.”
H2
“I love yaya tea onigiris they’re fresh rice is always warm and lots of filling!!!”
H2
“They are fresh made and still warm and cheap.”
H2
“rice balls: Yaya Tea, Harper’s Bread House”
H2
“My favorite is chicken onigiri from YAYA tea in south Brooklyn. It's so simple but delicious & perfectly made.”
H2
“Yaya Tea has my fave for fillings (shumai, crab and shrimp tempura)”
H2
“Onigiri at Yaya Tea”
H2
“Yaya Tea for onigiri (my favorite is shrimp and crabmeat) - basically it’s a rice ball - like a little handheld sushi ball and all their options are fully cooked.”
H2