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Fish Cake With Swirl

1F365 · U+1F365 · 🍥

What it means

The Fish Cake With Swirl Emoji 🍥 shows a round, white medallion with scalloped edges and a cheerful pink swirl in the center, resembling a slice of Japanese narutomaki.

It’s used to reference Japanese soups, ramen toppings, unique pastries, or to add a dose of visual whimsy to foodie conversations and travel tales (that swirl says, "I bring flair to your bowl").

Unlike 🥮 moon cake or 🥧 pie, the fish cake stays unmistakably savory and is strictly for garnish, not dessert—its iconic pink swirl mimics the Naruto whirlpools in Japan (for the record, one swirl is still infinitely less powerful than actual naruto).

Look it up with "fish cake," "swirl," "narutomaki," or simply "cake" to garnish your message.

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Keywords

Search terms recorded for this emoji in Unicode CLDR.

Details

Hexa1F365
CodepointsU+1F365
HTML (hex)🍥
HTML (decimal)🍥
CLDR short namefish cake with swirl
Emoji versionEmoji 0.6 · 2010
Qualificationfully-qualified
CategoryFood & Drink
Subcategoryfood-asian

Timeline

  1. Emoji 0.6 · 2010Fish Cake With Swirl entered the standard as U+1F365, establishing the codepoint still used today.
  2. TodayRendered across major platforms. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung each draw it in their own style while preserving the same underlying character.

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