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Sunny Blue

Venue

Event Location

12608a W Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90066
 
Map of Sunny Blue, 12608a W Washington Blvd., Los Angeles

Omusubi (also called Onigiri) are Japanese rice balls with different fillings inside, wrapped with or without nori. Sunny Blue is proud to be the first and only omusubi store in Southern California, where we make omusubi fresh daily or made to order.

In Japan, people of all ages eat omusubi everyday like we eat sandwiches here in the United States. It is a grab and go for our customers to savor them any time and anywhere.

Omusubi is derived from a Japanese word “musubu” which means to hold together or connect. It is the perfect word that defines Sunny Blue, where we believe in holding hands with the local businesses and local customers while connecting with the environment.

   

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