Myungga Onigiri Rice Ball Mold with Seaweed Wrappers and Sushi Rice for Delicious Nori Snacks

AndiAndi: This works perfectly! I love the mold. The wrappers have little instructions on the back that are easy to follow. Pro tip, you DON’t need a lot of filling. If you make them too big they don’t wrap as well. I love this and will use it a lot!

United States on Jun 26, 2023

TokkidollyTokkidolly: It’s easy to use and tastes great. I usually buy it from the Korean supermarket when it’s on sale for about $7. There’s really simple directions to follow on the package and it’s such an easy meal idea!

It’s a bit tricky to wrap and you need to make sure there’s no oil on your hands and the outside of the wrapper in order to close it with the sticker/tape.

Some filling ideas that I enjoy:
1. Spam with cooked kimchi with white rice
2. Kimchi fried rice with egg/cheese in the center
3. Bulgogi with rice
4. Tuna/ mayonnaise with rice or you can add sriracha for spicy tuna version
5. Spicy stir fried pork (jeyuk bokkeum) with rice
6. Teriyaki chicken with rice
7. Any type of fried rice
8. Donkatsu or chicken Katsu with sauce and rice

I can’t think of any more but you can put basically any meat or veggies with rice. It might take a couple of tries to get it right but it’s so worth it! I hope my review was helpful :)

United States on Aug 04, 2022

Elisabeth J: I had so much fun making onigiri with this! The wrappers worked great and the mold was easy to use. It may take a few tries to get your rice balls looking professional, but it's so worth it! My only complaint would be the strange stickers that it came with to seal the back of the plastic. First of all, the texts made no sense (like saying "handsome" in Korean for a rice ball? I guess if you want to give the handsome man in your life a nice triangle kimbap, then it makes sense... actually, I take that complaint back. That's an excellent tactic.). The sticker size I still must complain about, though. If you ever bought convenient store onigiri, you will have noticed the SMALL stickers used to keep the plastic wrap together. These stickers, however, were really large and made opening the onigiri less convenient because you had to tug really hard at the end in order to rip through the sticker. That's really the only complaint. Overall, highly recommend.

United States on Aug 18, 2018

BK: I love this item! I love the triangular mold and the nori sheets in plastic wrap. I've seen it before in a korean movie or kdrama, but I forgot about it until I stumbled on a youtube tutorial for it and it got me so interested in it. It is so easy and quick to make. It's convenient for a quick snack, lunch, airplane trips, roadtrips, and anywhere on the go. I can't wait to make this for my family roadtrip. I will be trying out more recipe in the future. But right now I'm loving the tuna salad one. So yummy! Who would have ever thought rice would go great with tuna salad. Brilliant! So glad I found this on Amazon. I even had one of my family members try it too and they like it alot. So I've already placed an order for the refills on the nori plastic wrappers, and I can't wait to make it for the whole family to try! So happy with this product! Not sure about others, but I find the kimbap triangle or rice balls to be packaged so cute when you make it.

Oh and I love the convenient and freshness of the plastic wrap. You actually wrap the triangle rice filling on the plastic wrap that has the nori inside. Just be sure your plastic seaweed nori wrap hasn't touched anything...

United States on Feb 28, 2013

Alice: Update 05/06/15- I am still using this mold on a weekly basis, and I've been tossing it into the dishwasher for washing. Really pleased. Wanted to add that it doesn't need to be filled all the way up with rice... I prefer them when they are thinner. I have found the wrappers at my local Asian market for a lower price, and I always have them at home.

Original review-
If you love rice/onigiri, this is a must-have. You will get one rice mold (mine was pink instead of blue, as in the picture) and a package with 10 sheets of nori wrappers. The instructions for the wrappers are a little hard to follow, but after doing it twice it is relatively easy. I bought these so I could make an onigiri in the morning, toss it in my bag and have it for lunch at work. I'm not confident enough in my wrapping skills to throw the onigiri in my bag quite yet, but I will get there.

These sheets of nori are packaged individually between one sheet of shiny plastic and one sheet of non-stick plastic. They are air-tight. This makes the nori unbelievably fresh. In addition, the nori itself is thinner than the nori I usually use, which allows the nori to stay stuck to the rice (thicker sheets...

United States on Jun 05, 2012