




A small Akita-themed onigiri (rice ball) specialist set on a quiet corner of Nihonbashi-Honchō, with a calm, pared-back interior built around a 5-6 seat counter on the ground floor and a private 5-6 seat tatami-style room upstairs. Standing-drink space is also available for a quick after-work bite. Opened in October 2017, ANDON sources its rice and signature ingredients from Akita Prefecture and is best known for omusubi using bodakko (salt-cured Akita salmon) and iburi-gakko cheese. Lunch revolves around a build-your-own omusubi-and-obanzai set; dinner pairs onigiri with weekly-changing obanzai small plates and a curated list of Akita sake.
