GoGogiri

I enjoyed my visit to GoGogiri! The man running everything was very nice while also giving us our space. I recommend eating in store. It was a pleasure to eat everything just freshly prepared. No one rushed us at any point in our visit. My favorite was the wagyu onigiri. I found it to be very balanced and interesting. I would not eat off the floors here. Kitchen was open concept and looked clean, but some of the corners in the dining area and bathroom had some crumbs. Okay by me for this price point. 3 adults left stuffed for ~$40.

I love onigiri but there's really no place doing it like Gogogiri. This is different from traditional onigiri flavors but the Asian-inspired fillings fit well with the Texas location and Texas sized portions. While I did takeout, since each onigiri is made to order, it was a bit of wait, albeit a pleasant one with the cute retro decorations and calm atmosphere. This is a late review but when I went, parking was easy and the restaurant was not busy. Staff were very friendly and helpful.Since I wanted to try the different options, I opted for the smaller size for the single flavor onigiris (as seen in the bottom row), which was still filling and delicious. The rice is nice and sticky although the way it is made seems like the rice ball breaks apart a little too easy. The katsu is chopped into small pieces and mixed with a spicy mayo sauce so you get an even bite of crisp, meat, and sauce each time. The spam was good and salty, but it's hard to mess up spam. The two I was looking forward to the most were the larger onigiri (top row), which had a mix of two meats per onigiri: Wagyu and Pork, and wagyu and katsu. It took a little to understand the texture but overall, everything was super delicious. I'll have to come back again and try their other menu options besides the onigiri. I'd love if they are able to open more locations outside of DFW!

Surf n turf, Wagyu, pork ongiri all amazing everyone was extremely polite and welcoming even explained their origin the ambiance is a real chill vibe lobby is awesome with lots of entertainment with your food.

I've been seeing so many ads of GoGogiri on TikTok as well as from my mutuals, so I finally gave it a try.Food (4/5);The food-me and my brother thought the onigiris were great! We both think the prez is unique-it's great but we don't know how we feel about chicken and meat mixed together. I think next time we would just get a separate wagyu and a katsu. We can see why it's popular though! The meat was very flavorful and the katsu had that perfect crunch.The bbq chicken bao bun was mid, we could've passed on that. It wasn't crazy or anything, we expected more. My brother loved the fries-the fries was unique. Sweet and savory fries. The chicken sandwich was good, but I'm just not used to eating dark meat. It was alright, but the rice balls were the best!Service (5/5):The service was spectacular and spot on. Everyone was extremely nice and helofuThe ambiance is cool. Very chill, relaxing, feels like you're at home, super cozy.Ambiance (5/5):Very homie and cozy with all the options of booths and couches as well as the multiple TV's around the store.

Great tasting rice ball, (I believe it was the owner), but he recommended the president's and it was really good! It was my first time trying these things and it was good! Place was clean and had some tables with video games set up so that was cool. Great service as well so will def come back

FOOD-Pork Onigiri-Tuna Onigiri-Wagyu Onigiri-Shrimp Tempura-Katsu Onigiri-Spam Onigiri-Ube Sweet Bao BunOverall the onigiri has a lot of potential. There is a lot of rice overall and the onigiri is pretty big. The fillings are so yummy. I personally liked the katsu and the spam. Those were most flavorful. The wagyu was in bits (which I didn't expect) and a tad bit on the saltier side but still yum. Other than there being a little too much rice, overall yummy! The Ube Sweet Bao Bun is SOOOO GOOD. The inside oozes with flavor and it tastes like ube. Not too sweet and definitely recommend getting!If I did have a recommendation, I would say that it would be cool if the onigiris were smaller with a greater variety of flavors. Also the presentation is a little lacking but if there's like a little pizazz with sauce and some toppings, that would elevate it by a lot.VIBESThere are some seating with booths and there are little dividers that offer some privacy. Pretty limited seating but great for grab and go. Not super duper decorated but clean and neat. SERVICEThe people were really nice and patient. Food did take around 10-15 minutes to come out but that was fine. I had a chance to speak to the owners and they were also very pleasant to speak to. Very sweet!

Onigiri holds a dear place in my heart. The compact, convenient, and affordable meal was my source of energy both times I visited Tokyo. This place is great! I've gone twice since they opened and their food definitely hits the spot. Although it's not the same small convenience store onigiri you can get in the streets of Tokyo, for that reason two of these can fill you up quite a bit. The filling is pleasant and light and if you want even more flavor you can ask them to add sauces inside of the onigiri - I will definitely try this next time. On top of that, they also have bao buns. I ordered the chicken bao bun which is a great combination of sweet and savory. The service is very nice as well. My second time I got to speak with the owner who said this is their third location, with one in Lubbock and one in Abilene. The anime playing on one screen and music playing on the other sets a welcoming and chill ambiance that makes you want to keep coming back. Definitely give this place a try, there's something for everyone.

Gogogiri is a restaurant specializing in onigiri with non traditional fillings. I came here for the grand opening and there are currently 6 options for their onigiri. Each onigiri comes with a specific sauce that is part of the filling but this is fully customizable. They also have a couple other items on their menu including dumplings, baos, and spam musubi. I decided on the katsu, wagyu, tuna, and fried shrimp onigiri. The filling to rice ratio was good but flavor was a bit underwhelming for a few of the items. The rice was a bit bland and I wish there was more crisp nori for a contrast of flavor. Overall my favorite was the wagyu, which was more like bulgogi. I think I was a bit disappointed since I'm used to more classic fillings. Service was a bit slow for my order but it was understandable as it was their first day. Value of each onigiri was ok. Portions are big but prices are expectedly higher.

What an amazing place everyone was very nice. Food was excellent and interesting. The kids loved it !! I had to keep ordering more stuff. I love having your own personal TV in the booth. The kids try to play video games on the big screen in the entryway. Didn't get to try any of the platters or chicken sandwiches. Will do next time. Definitely try this place out.

If you ever had an onigiri in Japan, this absolutely tops it. Its easy, the quality is great and the flavor is unmatched. I've taken maybe 15 people here over the years, and everyone has loved it and continues to still go.