浅草宿六
Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku
A long-standing eatery specializing in handcrafted Japanese rice balls with fresh, seasonal fillings.
Dining
Onigiri Restaurant, Michelin-Listed, Japanese Cuisine, Historic Eatery
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Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku is a historic spot serving traditional onigiri (rice balls) for over 60 years. Located in the heart of Asakusa, this cozy eatery is known for its meticulously crafted rice balls, wrapped in flavorful seaweed and filled with seasonal ingredients like salmon, umeboshi, and mentaiko. With its warm, nostalgic atmosphere and dedication to quality, Yadoroku provides a taste of authentic Japanese comfort food. A must-visit for those exploring Asakusa, the restaurant operates on a cash-only basis and offers both dine-in and takeout options.
Facilities & Services
Handcrafted Onigiri with Seasonal Fillings
Casual, Nostalgic Atmosphere
Takeout Available
Family-Owned and Operated
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