Ttukdak Hyung's Delivery-style Onigiri

Name: Ttukdak Hyung's Delivery-style Onigiri
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: Korean
Ingredients: 2 bowls warm rice; appropriate amount of furikake; generous amount of sesame oil; plenty of mayonnaise; 2–3 tablespoons finely chopped pickled radish; generous amount of seaweed powder; 1 can canned tuna (oil completely drained)

A delivery shop-style tuna onigiri featuring crisp pickled radish and savory mayonnaise—essential for spicy appetizers.

10 min Difficulty Very easy Rice bowls

Main ingredients

sesame oil mayonnaise pickled radish seaweed powder canned tuna

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Ingredients needed 2 servings

2 bowls warm rice
appropriate amount of furikake
generous amount of sesame oil
plenty of mayonnaise
2–3 tablespoons finely chopped pickled radish
generous amount of seaweed powder
1 can canned tuna (oil completely drained)

Recipe

Place two bowls of warm rice into a large bowl and evenly distribute furikake and fragrant sesame oil.
To achieve the signature soft and moist texture of delivery shop onigiri, add mayonnaise to taste—squeeze in generously.
Add plenty of finely chopped pickled radish and salty seaweed powder, the key textural elements of onigiri.
Drain all oil from the canned tuna using your hands or a strainer, then add it to the bowl.
Wearing food-safe gloves, mix all ingredients thoroughly without clumping, then shape into bite-sized round onigiri.

In a bowl, combine rice, furikake, sesame oil, and mayonnaise to form the base.
Add finely chopped pickled radish, seaweed powder, and drained canned tuna.
Mix well and shape into round onigiri.

Cooking tips

Replace tuna with roe for a roe onigiri, or use fried and mashed spam for a spam onigiri—easy variations.
If tuna oil isn’t fully removed, the onigiri will easily fall apart and become sticky, so squeeze out every drop of oil.
If shaping is inconvenient, simply toss everything lightly like a mixed rice dish and serve with a spoon.

Recommended for

Those needing a hearty, savory side dish to pair with spicy late-night snacks.
Home cooks wanting to perfectly recreate the feel of a delivery shop meal set.
Anyone seeking a fail-proof, delicious onigiri made with minimal ingredients and time.