There is a big difference between street sushi and Japanese onigiri, not only the difference in taste, but also the Japanese onigiri is made with more sophisticated ingredients and has a more unique taste, while street sushi is sold more cheaply, so the taste is also more common.

The biggest difference between the two is the difference in ingredients, street sushi is very casual in their ingredients. Their rice and even vegetables and meat are the most common kind, and in order to save costs, some meat is very cheap kind, but the Japanese onigiri in order to be able to make the taste a little better, will cook the rice in advance, and even the water used to cook the rice are very careful, in order to ensure that the taste of the cooking degree of cooked rice is also very demanding. It is definitely not a quality that can be casually put out for sale. The most important thing is that onigiri adds vinegar to the rice in order to be able to increase the flavor. Sushi rice is simply white rice, and adding vinegar makes the rice less mushy and less likely to make you feel like you can't eat it. So that's why just a bowl of rice is very different.

And the level of care is also different between the two, street sushi is generally more than ten dollars, very cheap, and mostly mobile stalls, not the kind of stores, so the production is more casual. As long as the sushi can be made out on the line, even if each sushi has flavor differences is fine. But the Japanese onigiri is to ensure that each flavor is very good, because most of the onigiri stores are stores, very careful about the reputation, they can never do to smash their own signboard. And the shape of the two is also different, sushi is actually compared to the rice ball to do a lot better, because the rice ball to be kneaded, more time-consuming and laborious, and not always able to do molding, but the street sushi as long as the tools can be made into a normal shape of the sushi, so the two still have a very big difference.

But both sushi and onigiri are very tasty, and I love them both. Both have their own unique flavors.