Biànlìdiàn de fàntuán yǒu jīnqiāngyú, jīròu děng hěnduō kǒuwèi.
Convenience-store rice balls come in lots of flavours, such as tuna and chicken.
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Two kinds go by this name. The Shanghai and Taiwanese breakfast 粢饭团 is sticky rice, 糯米, pressed around a fried dough stick, 油条, often with pork floss, 肉松. The seaweed-wrapped triangle sold in convenience stores is the Japanese おにぎり (onigiri).
