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Seize on the booming Asian restaurant industry with Onigilly: the modern Japanese kitchen offering craveable, unique handhelds and a simple, proven franchise system designed for easy operation and high growth potential.

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Own an Onigilly Japanese Fast Casual Franchise. Under 500 Sq Ft. Over $1.5M in Sales.

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Accessible InvestmentInitial investment ranges from $265,132 to $606,976, with recommended liquid capital of $120K without bank help.

Low OverheadNo hood, No Cooking, minimal prep, and small square footage keep buildout costs low and operations efficient.

Multi-Unit ReadyDesigned for scale with a kiosk-first real estate strategy combined with brick and mortar and simplified daily operations.

Unique OfferingBe the first in your market to introduce onigiri — Japan’s handheld cultural food icon.

Fast TrainingStaff can be fully trained in as little as five shifts, making onboarding fast and scalable.

Proven ModelBuilt from 17 years of hands-on experience, Onigilly’s franchise system is optimized for consistency, simplicity, and growth.

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Onigilly is expanding in high-traffic markets where fast casual thrives, with a streamlined model built for rapid nationwide growth.

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Onigilly is expanding in high-traffic markets where fast casual thrives, with a streamlined model built for rapid nationwide growth

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