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Omusubi Gonbei

Japanese Onigiri, Vegan Bento

4.7food Outstanding for vegans

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Top tips

Try the kombu or takana onigiri; both are customer favorites.
Good to know: Go before about 2pm for the widest choice of vegan fillings; popular options and bentos can sell out.

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Take your onigiri to the nearby Palais Royal garden or another nearby park, since there’s no indoor seating.
The vegan bento includes two onigiri of your choice, plus sides such as edamame and tofu.
Expect a lunchtime queue, but reviews say it usually moves quickly; visiting around 4–5pm may mean a shorter wait.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention onigiri, bento and edamame.

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Also kabocha korokke.

Good for

Praised for good value, generous portions and affordable.

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Also praised for fast service, friendly service and attentive service.

Good to know

Lunch, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

This Japanese takeaway specializes in large onigiri, with vegan fillings such as kombu, takana, yukari, and umeboshi; individual rice balls generally cost about €2.50–€3. The vegan bento is under €10, but there’s no seating, and lunchtime queues can form, so take your food to a nearby park.