360 yen. Onigiri is that triangle-shaped rice+something wrapped in nori on the left, which you can usually find in convenience stores for about a hundred each although slightly larger than the ones in this picture. They're the equivalent of sandwiches in the western world in that they serve as quick lunches on some occasions. This one's not a quick lunch though, as the 3 pieces of onigiri come with an assortment of stuff: small (pork) burger patty, squid, fish, chicken, hotdog, and egg. The 3 types of onigiri have a mayo filling, tuna, and… plum? or some other kind of seaweed. Yummy, all around.
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