Onigiri Shop Simulator – a first-person street onigiri stall simulator from the small studio Yagni Lab, released in September 2025. You stand in a tiny kiosk on a Japanese street corner and work the jobs of three: owner, cook, and cashier all rolled into one. Rice, filling and queue Onigiri, made from warm rice with a filling, are the staple of the menu. Besides rice balls, the shop also sells crispy croquettes and fried fish. Orders come in nonstop, and they become especially numerous during peak hours. You have to simultaneously prepare, serve, and take payment, and any delays are immediately noticeable by disgruntled customers. You do all this yourself, from the front, standing behind the counter. It's cramped and there's no time The game's main constraints are time and space. The kiosk is small, and supplies are limited, so every day you have to decide what products to buy, what to cook first, and what to save for later. A well-organized workflow saves seconds, and during peak hours, seconds can turn into money. A purchasing error quickly impacts revenue, so it's best to plan your supplies in advance. What is worth knowing Onigiri Shop Simulator It's inexpensive, and it has over four hundred reviews on Steam, almost all of them positive. The requirements are low: a GTX 650 and four gigabytes of memory will suffice, but you'll need about two gigabytes of space. Download the torrent. Onigiri Shop Simulator on PC you can see it below. Features of the game My own onigiri shop on a Japanese street. Filled onigiri, croquettes and fried fish. Cooking and serving from the first person. Peak hours with a flow of orders. Buying groceries in a cramped kiosk.