AITeriyaki Chicken Mayo Maki
テリヤキチキンマヨネーズ巻
“Chicken in a sushi roll — because why not.”
Teriyaki-glazed chicken pieces with mayo, wrapped in seasoned rice and seaweed — a warm, sweet-savory roll for those who prefer their sushi without fish.
- Cooked Chicken
- Sweet-Savory
- No Raw Fish
- Sweetness
- 2 out of 5
- Spiciness
- 0 out of 5
- Richness
- 3 out of 5
- Adventure
- 1 out of 5
Did you know?
Chicken in sushi might raise eyebrows at a traditional sushi counter, but konbini hand rolls have never cared much for tradition — if it tastes good in rice and seaweed, it's in. The teriyaki glaze — soy sauce, mirin, and sugar — is designed to taste great at room temperature, a wisdom borrowed from bento culture where food is eaten hours after cooking. The mayo bridges the gap between the sweet glaze and the vinegared rice.
How to eat
- 1The teriyaki sauce can make the rice slightly sticky — unwrap carefully to keep the seaweed intact.
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