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sankaku onigiri cafe & bar

Japanese Onigiri, Vegan Choices

Worth ordering: Onigirinamed in 8 reviews

Try the ume konbu onigiri, praised for its savory pickled-plum flavor.

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Top tips

  • Seating is limited, so plan for a compact dining space or take your food to go.
  • Nasu miso is another named vegan onigiri choice, with eggplant and a sweet-savory flavor.

People mention

Ume konbu onigiri, miso soup and nasu miso onigiri.

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Also seaweed salad and side dish.

Good for

Praised for friendly service, beautiful interior and generous portions.

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Also praised for affordable.

Good to know

  • Gluten-free options
  • Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
  • Cards and mobile pay

About

Fresh, scratch-made onigiri are the draw here, with four vegan rice-ball fillings including ume konbu and nasu miso, plus vegan sides such as miso soup. The space is small with limited seating, but dine-in and takeout are available, and reviewers praise the owner’s knowledge of dietary needs; cocktails and a small Japanese snack market round out the visit.

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1531 Melrose Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Opening hours

Monday
12:00–16:00
Tuesday
12:00–16:00
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
12:00–18:00
Friday
12:00–18:00
Saturday
12:00–18:00
Sunday
12:00–18:00

the food

4.7 out of 5. Spinach Rating

From recent reviews, out of 5.

  • Great food
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How we rank

eating vegan

Limited vegan options

vegan options
Many · 5–10 dishes
menu
Poorly marked
staff
Knowledgeable
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