Inari, or inarizushi, is a Japanese dish of seasoned sushi rice stuffed into fried tofu pouches. It’s a casual food that’s often eaten by hand, and it’s a popular choice for picnics and bento boxes.
Inari, or inarizushi, is a Japanese dish of seasoned sushi rice stuffed into fried tofu pouches. It’s a casual food that’s often eaten by hand, and it’s a popular choice for picnics and bento boxes.
Inari, or inarizushi, is a Japanese dish of seasoned sushi rice stuffed into fried tofu pouches. It’s a casual food that’s often eaten by hand, and it’s a popular choice for picnics and bento boxes.
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