Rice & Miso

A really disappointing visit. The onigiri/rice balls are a decent size but it tasted pretty bland, as did the sides. The chicken, while tender, was obviously poached before briefly finishing on the grill - my chicken has a layer of coagulated protein around it... which was a little off-putting. What made this a disappointing visit though, is without a doubt the terrible service I received. The lady working behind the register was more interested in her phone than taking my order/providing recommendations (I just got a mumbled reply when I asked). When I left and said bye, I was met with a glare. Rude staff and mediocre food. I won't be coming back.

Cozy organic Japanese spot in Fort Greene :) I love Onigiris so I thought should've stopped by. I was ordering 3 onigiris but realized If you order more than two onigiris, I would say should try the bento box which is so worth it! ($15) I got Chicken Bento box and you can pick two sides and you can add $2 miso soup! :) The grilled chicken was Wooo I can tell very well marinated with Shio-koji! I enjoyed this Negi-lemon chicken a lot. Hijiki side was wonderful!! They use organic brown rice and very tasty! I got salmon and original miso-negi paste :)Both are good :) also got a Grilled sweet corn onigiri... which was the best. Overall, I wish the register lady would be helpful but what I expect for to go? I'll come back again.

I've heard of this place but was never in the area during their open hours until recently. When I asked for recommendations the person taking my order was very curt and mumbled so quietly I almost couldn't hear her. I got a chicken bento box which came with 2 onigiri and 2 sides. I thought the chicken was pretty tender, although it did have more fat congealed on the outside than I prefer. I would have liked if the onigiri had a bit more filling. Sadly the food was not as good as I've had at other similar establishments, and on top of that the rudeness of the staff made the experience unpleasant. When we left I tried saying goodbye directly to the cashier, but was ignored.

Quick onigiri shop but it was a bit on the saltier side. It was good but not worth extra visit for.

My partner and I hit that weird time where it was too late for a big lunch but way too early for dinner. We came to rice and miso, got a two rice balls each (tuna and salmon) and a miso soup. This was the perfect amount of food that left us feeling good but not overly stuffed! Neither of us could decide which rice ball we preferred, they were both tasty. The miso soup was different than any other miso soup I've had before. The inside is small but very nice and has a few place to sit. They also have some seating outside if it's not too chilly for you!

Made a quick pit stop for a bite and the food was relatively decent. It can feel claustrophobic inside so finding a seat when the house is full can feel snug.They make the onigiris with brown rice, but they hardly have any filling. With the plume onigiri, for example, it was more like a garnishment. This place showed signs of gentrification. When I was here, some tech people from LinkedIn started talking aloud about their work, so I thought I was in SF for a second.

4 stars, probably closer to 4.25.Rice and Miso is a fast casual place that boasts health and portions. The inside has limited seating, but people are in and out in 15 minutes or so. All of their bentos come with 2 standard onigiris and 2 sides which are displayed on the counter. The onigiris are pleasantly warm and made with brown rice (which I actually prefer). I chose the salmon and tuna mayo for my chicken bento. The tuna mayo was great, but the salmon was overly salty.The chicken itself is super tender and well cooked. They give a decent amount of chicken too, which I really appreciate. The sides are really cold, but are flavorful. I got the butternut squash and the wakame salad, but would probably try something else next time.

I was craving some japanese food and noticed this store near the place I was staying in in Brooklyn. The store is small and located in a neighborhood area; its easy to miss. There are a few seats inside the store. The one thing that sold me about this store was that they had brown rice onigiris. Rice, slightly on the healthier side. I ordered two onigiris and a side. The onigiris made me full, and the side was okay. I'll return if I'm in the area, but probably not worth a trek to go to. It was slightly pricey, as onigiri is 95% rice and 5% seasoning

It's a small quaint casual spot with some seating indoors and 2 chairs outdoors. I got the beef and salmon onigiri to go. I received my onigiris pretty quickly shortly after placing the order. The onigiris are made with brown rice. Not the same as the 7/11 onigiris from Japan, but it will do for a light healthy lunch or snack to fill you up.

The salmon, tofu, seaweed, and string beans were an amazing meal! This place is very good.