riceful onigiri is one of those places in berkeley that i wholeheartedly believe gets as much business as it does for two reasons: 1.) cal dining halls suck and 2.) riceful is conveniently located right across the street from one of said dining halls. that is not to say that riceful is bad... it's not. but i do believe that if we took away its gullible and desperate for edible food clientele, well... let's just say they would not have the audacity to price an onigiri at $10. ok food review time. b-tier: soft shell crab onigiri: i definitely enjoy the varying textures and flavors from this one. the crunchiness of the soft shell crab contrasts very well with the softness of the rice and other toppings, and there's a mixture of sweetness and savoriness. however, i found that it was pretty messy to eat, and towards the end, the crab got a bit soggy from the sauce and wasn't that great. c-tier: classic okinawa onigiri: definitely less complex in flavor and texture than the soft shell crab onigiri. everything felt kind of mushy and boring (could be my fault for picking up my snackpass order late, though). overall, while riceful definitely has some interesting flavors and a cool concept, i think it's pretty overhyped and overpriced. there are lots of great restaurants to try in berkeley, and i hope uc berkeley's students start giving those places a shot as well, rather than just sticking with something that's convenient. read more

**COVID post** Right when you walk in, there's hand sanitizer and a self serving kiosk to order your food. All employees wearing masks. Within 5 minutes you'll have your food! No indoor dining yet. You can also call ahead to order your food. read more

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I love this place! It's a small shop super close to campus, so it's the perfect place for a quick but very satisfying meal! They have different types, but all probably taste good, since they use the same basic ingredients - rice, egg, and seaweed. The options are simple, but they make it taste really good! It can feel pricey, but all of them are really filling, so I do think they're worth it! It's one of those restaurants that you'll crave and want to keep coming back so you can try all the different choices! It's definitely a great choice if you're hungry and in the mood for some quick to-go Asian food! read more

Riceful - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

this was the PERFECT snack to curve my cravings for rolls on rolls of sushi. the onigiri is so delicious and served piping hot. highly recc the cali onigiri ig @mukbangyourmama read more

Riceful - Go Cal Onigiri ig @mukbangyourmama - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

We love this mitsubi that's being very extra. What a great food discovery. We loved it. We bought Ika Geso Onigiri, Ebi Katsu Onigiri, Fried tofu Onigiri, and soft-shell crab Onigiri. The size is about the size of my palm. Not big enough to feed a hungry person. In my opinion, 2 or 1 1/2 onigiri per person is just right. But at about $10 per onigiri, just a bit too expensive for me. Food was delicious. Tip: do not add spam for $1.25. Spam is great but the slice of spam they give you is extra thin. read more

Riceful - Ebi Katsu and soft-shell crab - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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all of these little regional Japanese sandwiches are amazing . my kids love the seaweed salad and chicken katso onigiris. I love the eel and the AJi Fish ones. Next time i visit i will try the pork boy onigiri. CALL AHEAD and place the order, they will have it ready fast for you. They adhere to all COVID regulations. park right in front and take away. Do not be fooled, they look small but are VERY filling, they have Spam (you can ask them to remove it) and are seasoned to perfection. ( i was fortunate enough to first go to this place with a YELP Elite event and loved it ever since. so do my kids.) read more

I remember when this place used to just have onigiris and they hadn't introduced the donburi bowls to the menu yet. Spam, egg, and rice isn't a new concept to me - it's a typical meal that I would eat at home, but I still wanted to give Riceful a try and see what it was about. I love how many different options they have, I've tried a bunch and they've all been tasty. I really like the simmered beef onigiri, the eel, the chicken katsu, the seaweed salad onigiri, and the soft shell crab (you can tell I'm a big fan!). Although spam, egg, and rice is a combo that I can make at home, Riceful is convenient when I want more razzle dazzle and have a craving for something a little more extra. For donburis, I've only tried the chicken katsu curry, but it was really good. Again, Japanese curry is surprisingly easy to make at home, but frying chicken katsu is often more work than I'm willing to put in, so Riceful is great for those lazy days and I've never been disappointed here. read more

For $10, this onigiri is a pricey snack, but is honestly so filling! I thought each layer of the onigiri complemented each other well - perfect umami. I liked the chicken katsu, which was warm and crispy. However, I wished the rice was cooked with vinegar or seasoned with sesame seeds/furikake. The general consensus of previous reviews was that the onigiri's flavor was heavily relied on the Mayo so I asked for no Mayo. In my opinion, the onigiri was already very savory so adding Mayo would have been too heavy. Definitely would come back to try something else on the menu! read more

Riceful - Chicken Katsu Onigiri - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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So jealous of these students for all these neat places next to campus! I'm always excited to see an Onigiri place and this place has a pretty big variety of options. The best one we had was the soft shell crab one, which was labeled as seasonal, so I'm not sure how long they'll have it for. It was just perfectly crispy and flavored. High recommend! We also had the unagi and the pork song one, which were not as tasty. I think the main issue is the egg slice and spam slice that is a staple in all the onigiris don't have much flavor. While the onigiris are a good generous size (1 is enough for a meal!), there could be a bigger portion of the main meat/fish. Ordered online and food was ready on time. Pick up is at the front of the store so you don't need to enter. read more

Ordered 4 items. Told them no mayo on all 4. I get an surprise and one of them has mayo. I understand people make mistakes too but this time I have to get it a 2 star. The person who ate it, did not finish all of it, and even started 'educating' that you know I hate mayo! I told her in the beginning before she ate, that 100% NO mayo. Now this backlash made me upset in why did I tip or why did I decided to come here when directions can't be followed???? This makes me upset.... read more

Riceful - Forgot the name but has mayo - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

I have been trying a few more of their onigiris Go cal king (did I get the name wrong?) tasted like a hybrid California roll slash spam musubi in the best way Pork sung - also delicious and I was surprised at how much I loved the bean curd piece. I could have used a bit more pork sung though. I ordered from here for an outdoor picnic with friends and they loved their onigiris as well. read more

Riceful - Family pack! Whoaaaaa - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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They reminded me of sushi tacos, with the seaweed wrapper being the taco shell. Riceful serves up a non-traditional spin on onigiris, and you'll be in for a pleasant surprise. Don't be fooled, ordering one of these should be enough to satiate your hunger. I certainly was under the impression that this would be just a snack and in order to make it a full meal, two would do the trick. I was able to finish both that I ordered, but I was stuffed. They are priced decently between $7-$11 depending on what you order. I chose my usual favorites: unagi and the simmering beef. Delicious. They pack on the rice - doing its name justice...almost a little to much that you wish you had a dipping sauce. But I really liked it. It's right across from a parking garage, so finding parking shouldn't be an issue. And they're quick in case you needed something to pick up while on-the-go. There isn't much seating in store, if at all. Probably can seat 4-6 people comfortably right near the window, so I would suggest taking these to-go anyway. read more

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What a unique addition to Berkeley! Riceful serves up a variety of onigiri and rice bowls with meat and pescatarian options. I had the aji fish and ebi shrimp onigiris and wow they were ready in a matter of minutes. Overall, they were quite satisfying. Though I do wish there was more sauce and seasoning throughout because some bites felt like just a large mouthful of unseasoned rice. I also would only order one next time for my meal because two made me really full and sleepy. They have a few seats by the front, but they don't have any tables. Service was helpful and efficient. read more

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Cute little grab and go rice sammie joint near campus. If you're expecting to dine in, you'll have to take it else where since they don't have any seating arrangements - only a bench and a couple stools to accommodate people waiting for their order. I definitely ate with my eyes instead of my stomach looking at the menu. Their portions are like a brick of rice (in a good way). I thought they'd be like other onigiri places were usually two or three balls fill me up, but I was full after one. Riceful has a lot of options to cater to most people's needs - different meats, seafood, and vegetarian choices. I ordered the Ika geso onigiri (a limited special) and corn cheese toast and barely made it through my rice sandwich before putting my wrapper down. Be mindful - ONE is enough, or your waistline will feel the consequences. The Ika onigiri was pretty good, but a bit on the fishy side (notably). It also came with egg and seaweed salad in the sandwich and it almost tasted like a sushi roll on the go. The squid was also lightly fried and the batter had a good crispy texture. I wasn't a huge fan of my corn cheese toast though (for the one bite I was able to muster). It was too doughy and had way to much carb in comparison to the filling ratio. I definitely felt like I was eating a brick of toast, which I wasn't in the mood for after eating a brick of rice. read more

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Stopped by after work and got the pork katsu with cheese. I didn't get to munch down on this till I got home, probably like 30 minutes after picking it up. When I got home the katsu was still crispy and the onigiri was still warm. When I picked up the onigiri I thought that it looked kinda small and wondered if I'm going to be full, but when I opened the wrapping it's actually really big! Definitely filling! Inside my onigiri there is a huge piece of egg, spam, slice of cheese, and a thick piece of katsu, sauce (I think it was a Japanese mayo sirracha mixture) all wrapped in rice and seaweed. Overall, very tasty and filling. Will definitely be back to try their other onigiri! read more

Riceful - Pork katsu onigiri - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

I can here over the weekend with my friend and we were not disappointed. They have so many different food to choose from, and ended up ordering 5 different items. We ordered the: - Taro Boba Pocket [MY FAVE! The taro was the perfect texture mixed with the boba, it was basically a sweet hot pocket] - Matcha Cheese Boba Pocket [This one was more like a savory hot pocket and I'll admit, cheese and boba was a very unique mixture. If you are feeling adventurous, I highly recommend to give this a try, but don't say I didn't warn your taste buds.] - Unagi Onigiri [my favorite savory onigiri, the flavor and texture was a perfect match!] - Classic Okinawa Onigiri [spam and egg, what can go wrong? NOTHING!] - Simmered Beef Onigiri [well, my friend finished it in less than a minute, I think they inhaled it. That should tell you how much they liked it.] Will definitely be back to try the other items and get more of the taro boba pocket! read more

Riceful - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Pretty good quick and simple onigiri on the go! I didn't expect the onigiri to be big and I could barely finish it. Thanks to Yelp I can try it. I would recommend others to try it and I would go back to try the other items. Support local businesses during these times! read more

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Very simple dishes, but a whole lot of flavor. My family & I definitely enjoyed the spicy gyudon (beef, corn, & ginger rice bowl); classic Okinawa (seaweed, rice, spam, & egg); porkboy onigiri (pork katsu, cheese, egg, spam, seaweed, and rice); and the unagidon (rice bowl with marinated unagi, corn, & ginger). *COVID UPDATE: Yes, they do adhere to the guidelines. They do not have indoor seating atm. They're available for take-out and delivery via DoorDash. In that case, head on over to "RICEFUL" and enjoy a meal or two. If not, delivery is always available. You can thank me later ;). Happy eating! read more

Riceful - Spicy Gyudon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Had my friend order takeout in which she described it as an "onigiri the size of a sandwich" lol. Definitely not too far off, but I would say it's on the smaller end if you're comparing it to a sandwich hahah I ordered the crab mix onigiri, which came with egg and spam-- 4/5: a simple but great combo. The egg was soft and provided texture and a hint of sweetness that was balanced out by the spam and crab mix. Most (if not all) of their onigiri come with egg and spam (so are they more comparable to spam musubis then?) and my friend ordered the shrimp ebi onigiri, which also came with crab mix. Truthfully, if I had known that the crab mix was included in other orders, I would've ordered something else...but all good! Still enjoyed my meal. They have quite an extensive menu so I'll need to come back and try some of their other food items in the future! read more

Riceful - crab cream onigiri, tempura shrimp onigiri x2, unagi onigiri - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Riceful is a cute onigiri shop located near campus. In addition to serving onigiri, they now serve fun toasts! I came here awhile back for the onigiris, and came recently to try their boba toast. The interior is very aesthetically pleasing! PS: They give our cute stickers! [ Taro Boba Toast ] Not too sure how I feel about this one. I mainly ordered this for the novel experience. The flavor was a little lacking and I didn't particularly enjoy the texture of the boba. I definitely think it is something people should try if they are curious because I was definitely really curious when I first saw a photo of this. [ Corn Cheese Toast ] This one is a must try! I am already a big fan of corn cheese on its own and it tasted even better sandwiched between the crunchy toast. I highly recommend! read more

Riceful - Taro boba toast and corn cheese toast - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Pretty overpriced and the taste is exactly how it looks. It's good if you want a quick snack but it won't fill you up much

The perfect little gem in Berkeley that offers convenient, healthy, and customizable rice sandwiches for everyone's unique palate. What I really like about this place is that it's fast and easy to eat on-the-go without compromising the quality and the taste. The must try is Ebi Katsu (shrimp croquette)if you don't know which one to try. The variety they offer is more than enough to choose from even if you were to eat there three or four times a week. The service is fast and easy. You order from the queue outside the store and the food comes out super fast. The cost is very reasonable and they are very generous with the ingredients. I also appreciate the way they wrap each rice sandwich in a way that there's no mess and easy to eat. This is a must try in Berkeley if you are in the area!!! Highly recommended! read more

Quick effective service, well prepared (no soggy rice or seaweed, held together), and was overall very yummy. 5/5 would go again.

This was AMAZING. I ordered the tofu, shrimp, and beef onigiri. My husband didn't like the beef and said it was too fatty for him. The tofu and shrimp, however, were freaking amazing. It was so good I couldn't stop thinking about it for the rest of the day yesterday. And I actually went back today just to have it again! I don't live close either (about a 30 min drive!). But it was alll worth it! read more

Riceful - Fried Tofu Onigiri. Sooo good ! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Perfect pocket food to take to the our concert at the Greek. We tried the pork katsu, shrimp tempura, and the original. The first two were a bit messy to eat but delicious. The original is the OG for a reason. Perfect pocket sando alternative. read more

this is so good its the best asian food i have had in the us by far omg i love riceful read more

Riceful - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Riceful is like a musubi onigiri, Japanese sando hybrid, an item that would be found at a 626/Norcal night market. I came across them on the hot and new section and was curious. I came here within the first month that they opened on a Saturday afternoon. There was only one customer ahead of us ordering. They have about 8 or 9 sandwiches to choose from on a flatscreen tv with pictures (definitely helpful for an indecisive person like me) and they all come with egg and spam. Prices ranging from $5-$9. They serve tea and soda as well; save a little $$ if you order a drink and sandwich together. I ordered the shrimp tempura onigiri and my friend ordered the seaweed salad onigiri. The onigiri is made in front of you and the employees wrap it into a water resistant pretzel sleeve with their logo; a cartoon girl with hands on her cheek that looks like my mom. My shrimp onigiri was good, tasty, however not quite filling for the price point. I wanted more shrimp tempura but it paired well with the spam. My friend seemed to enjoy her seaweed onigiri. And I agree with the others, it can be messy to eat, and it can fall apart. Overall, not bad, could use a little improvement and a price adjustment, but understandable that it's the bay and the rent needs to be paid. I'd come back again to try their tea and their season onigiris. The restaurant is small, very limited seating; minimalistly decorated with a 'Have a Rice Day' neon signage, tiles and black barstools and a bench. Watch out for the step near the sign because almost everybody who walked over the the sign while we were eating tripped. read more

Delayed review! First stopped by here when it had just opened in September 2019. At the time there was hardly anyone there. People would walk by and glance into the store, but not many folks actually went in. Went in with my girlfriend as we were in the area visiting friends and ordered the Aji Fish Onigiri (for her) and Unagi Onigiri (for me). There was no one in line. The wait for the food itself was about 5 to 10 minutes, but a man who I think was the proprietor made small talk with us. There is very limited eating in Riceful. The food came out and we were blown away by how large of a portion they were. I can't quite quite remember the exact prices, but I believe the onigiri were at least $8 a piece so the large size is probably to appease you for paying a hefty price tag! We bit into the food and it was pretty good! I personally had the Unagi and it was flavorful and there was a good amount of eel. The proprietor asked us for our feedback since the store was so new and we told him it was great, to which he thanked us for it. After we finished our onigiri, we left and commented how the food was good but it was still a little bit too costly to justify coming here often. Writing several months after coming here, I can't promise that the experience at Riceful has remained the same because they might have made some revisions to the prices, portions, or taste since then. But I'd say that it's worth going to try it out. More so if you're a student since it's right across from Unit 3, only a block away from Sproul Plaza, and close to other eateries in Sather Lane. read more

Riceful - Back when it first opened. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

I was super excited to find this place while walking in Berkley. What a great addition for college students even though I haven't been a college student in X years, but if I were a college student again, I would be stoked to have this place to nosh on. They had a great extensive menu that you order off of an iPad outside. It does take awhile to get your order depending on how busy they are because they're made with love by 2 people. I mean its also right next to fro-yo...so...I mean...full meal right there. The only thing I wish they would do or recommend is to have additional sauce items like unagi sauce or something like that to add other than mayo so it wasn't as dry or one note sometimes with savory on savory. Also I wish the egg was more a tamago and sweet but maybe I'm creating a completely new dish lol. Will be back again read more

Would've given another star but the staff here were so rude. I was picking up my order and was greeted with a "what!" I bothered them from standing and using their phones. The onigiri was fall apart when we took it out. The curry was also cold and we arrived when we got the text that it was ready. It was not worth the price. Go elsewhere. read more

Cute little onigiri shop. The little cute logo and the picture of 6 different onigiri pieces convinced me to give it a try. When I first passed by, there was nobody within the shop, and the store didn't appear brightly lit. Decided to walk around and then head back. Ended up getting an onigiri with spam, egg, and crab meat. It was a bit expensive for what it was, but when I received it, it was quite substantial and relatively filling. It was good, but the ingredients had obviously been sitting out, pre-prepped, and were just waiting to be constructed together. Nothing good or bad. However, it also means that if it was a slow day, it's not as fresh as you would want it to be. They also have a couple of different beverage options. Overall, I think I'll give it another try, sometime down the road. I came 3 weeks in, and I think there are still some room for improvement. read more

fun concept and good but nothing crazy, a good option for a quick bite in berkeley though!

I really wanted to like this place, and while the flavors are just fine, it's pricey and difficult to eat. I got the Unagi--$8.99 for the eel/spam/egg onigiri. It took a while longer than typical, since the eel wasn't cooked at the time I ordered, but the wait wasn't long. The prep station isn't one that I expect to be really scalable, since they have like 2 boards, and the rice machine is only accessible by one of them (it almost reminds me of one of those online cooing games). The flavors were exactly what I expected. However, I was disappointedly still fairly hungry after eating my entire onigiri...but to buy 2 at $8-9 each would be so excessive for a college student casual lunch. ALSO, since it's sort of like a rice/seaweed fold-over sandwich, it doesn't hold at all and started sliding the moment I bit into it. By the third bite or so it was impossible to eat in any decent fashion, so I picked the rest apart from my hands. Great service and good flavors, but won't be coming back due to the price and slipperiness of the sandwich. read more

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A waste of money. Very small. Hard to eat. Some bites were overly sauced and some bites were too rice filled. The meat was hard and dry. workers seemed kind and seemed like they were trying their best, however it was not worth more than $5 and I regret buying it. Also customers cannot be in the restraint. there is no room in the restaurant and you must stand outside on the street. read more

This place basically sells onigiris but in more of a taco form. Most of their onigiris come with spam and egg, and their egg is nicely cooked - almost custardy! They even have some with purple rice. My main problem with this place is the price. For an unagi onigiri, after tax and an additional unavoidable credit card charge of $0.40, it came out to be a little over $10. And, I don't think that's really enough for 1 person for lunch. I think you'd need like 1.5-2 depending on your appetite. Oh, and no cash, credit card only. I don't dare think of a time when my children go to college, and I need to pay for their food! $10 for 1 onigiri that won't fill you up? I'm going to go broke.... I think Asian ghetto is a better option. read more

Randomly came across this place with the BF and decided to give them a try. We ordered 3 items off their menu: Tempura Shrimp Onigiri: the shrimp tempura was nicely fried and crispy. In my opinion needed more blanace as the spam flavor was a bit too salty. Overall good flavor. AJi Fish Onigiri: this one was also good but out of the 3 was my least favorite. I felt it was a bit one note. The tarter sauce overpowered the flavor of everything and also compromised the integrity of the onigiri. The whole thing was coming apart as you were eating, so it was a bit messy. Ika Geso Onigiri: this one was my favorite! The seaweed salad gives it a nice crunch and texture. The sauce use is a little sweet and spicy. Very flavorful and delicious. Definitely worth giving a try! Overall we were pretty impressed. Although it was a little on the pricey side, but we felt it was reasonable for the rice to ingredients ratio. Will definitely come back to try other things when we're back in Berkeley. read more

Riceful - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Riceful recently popped up as an option for students to drop by and grab food on-the-go. Customers get to choose from a selection of around 10 different onigiris: Classic Okinawa, Tuna Salad, Aji Fish, Go Cal, Tempura Shrimp, Seaweed Salad, Simmered Beef, Korokki, Unagi, Pork boy, Fried Tofu. So far I've managed to try the Unagi, Aji Fish, as well as the Simmered Beef. Simmered Beef - This is a classic sweet beef that you'd find on gyudon, which I am personally a very big fan of. I thought that the beef was super flavorful, and complemented the rest of the snack very nicely Unagi - I love unagi with its thick sweet sauce, typically enjoyed over rice; and this was almost just that, but in onigiri form. Of course, I would have liked more unagi on mine, but I think just having a taste of Aji Fish - Nice crispy fish that wasn't overly salty or sweet. I really enjoyed that the texture was pretty nice, and it added another dimension to the onigiri That being said, I think that for college campus food, it is a bit more expensive than I think I would have liked back when I was in college. So while it is quite tasty, the prices may be off-putting to some. Even still, I hope to try more of their menu soon. read more

Riceful - All wrapped up - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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TL;DR: A quick, cute Okinawa style onigiri place near campus. Thoughts: Based on my friend's suggestion, I got the porksung onigiri (spicy version) to go. The porksung onigiri is spam + egg + tofu (crispy and thin) + pork sung wrapped by seaweed and rice. I think you can view this as a Japanese version of taco with seaweed and rice as the shell and spam + egg + tofu + porksung as the filling. The spicy sauce complements very well with the onigiri! I am not sure if a single onigiri can be viewed as a full-size meal (maybe I just eat a lot haha), so you might want to grab two if you are hangry. Tips: 1. There is not much inside sitting, so it's a grab-and-go type of place. 2. Inspired by Sushirrito, Should we call an Okinawa style onigiri a Sushitaco? read more

Riceful - How the to-go option looks like for the onigiri - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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I love a good onigiri! With only a bench for seating, Riceful is definitely a grab-and-go type of place. I went with my friends on a Sunday afternoon the whole process of ordering and getting our food took less than 10 minutes since we were the only ones in the store. It didn't take long as most of the fillings are premade and sitting on a rack or in buckets. I will say it's slightly concerning that some of the ingredients aren't covered since a fly could land on it or other gross things from the air could contaminate the food. I ended up ordering the Pork Katsu onigiri. I was pretty surprised by how big the onigiri was given that most onigiris I've had are usually smaller. It was so big that I couldn't fit the whole onigiri in my mouth in one bite. What I liked about the onigiri here is that it tasted very fresh. Don't be taken aback by the amount of sauce they use in the onigiri; you want as much sauce as possible. The parts that had no sauce tasted very bland and made me wish I had asked for extra sauce. Overall I wouldn't come out of my way to eat at Riceful, but if I wanted a small, quick snack and was in the area, I would definitely swing by . read more

If you're a fan of onigiri, or just rice, this is a spot you should consider hitting up. I've been a fan of Oori Rice Triangles, and Onigilly, and had been wanting to try this spot for some time. My only thing is I don't do eggs, and all of these come with an omelet patty, so I didn't want to risk ordering take out. But as I've been hitting up Berkeley more, and this is nearby it made sense to finally try them out. At this time, you order at a kiosk at the door, like most of the spots in the area. If you see a line, it more likely is for the froyo spot next door, but I have seen people ordering here each time I've gone. Basically you order a $10 onigiri sandwich. Everything comes on a wide sheet of seaweed topped with rice, folded over and stuffed with whatever protein you want. Ranging from seafood like unagi, crab, shrimp, and salmon; meat like pastrami, chicken katsu, beef, pork, and a hot dog. Even some vegetarian options like seaweed salad, fried tofu, and potato croquette. Almost all come with egg and a slice of spam. And if you are looking for more, they also have donburri and curry donburri. For my first trip I went with the Unagi and the softshell crab. The unagi was a big slice of eel and a slice of spam, which honestly I like when I get musubi. It is a bit messy, so make sure you have the napkins on hand. The softshell crab instead of spam comes with krab salad. It was a crispy piece of softshell crab and really tasty. A really simple concept, very quick to order and receive, though at $10 per onigiri might not be the cheapest option. But I would absolutely order from here again, and with a deep menu, a lot more to try. read more