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Rice Cracker
1F358 · U+1F358 · 🍘
What it means
The Rice Cracker Emoji 🍘 features a single, rounded cracker—golden brown or tan—often wrapped with a sharp strip of black seaweed for both flavor and design flair.
It’s sent to talk about Japanese snacks, crunchy treats, or anything that brings a satisfying crunch to your midday tea (and can double as shorthand for "I like snacks").
Unlike its soft-centered sibling 🍙 rice ball, 🍘 is the crispy choice: cracker, not squishy—think rice with a bite (the difference is one good chomp).
Search for "rice," "cracker," or "snack" when your emoji pantry needs to get a little bit crispier.
It’s sent to talk about Japanese snacks, crunchy treats, or anything that brings a satisfying crunch to your midday tea (and can double as shorthand for "I like snacks").
Unlike its soft-centered sibling 🍙 rice ball, 🍘 is the crispy choice: cracker, not squishy—think rice with a bite (the difference is one good chomp).
Search for "rice," "cracker," or "snack" when your emoji pantry needs to get a little bit crispier.
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Keywords
Search terms recorded for this emoji in Unicode CLDR.
Details
| Hexa | 1F358 |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F358 |
| HTML (hex) | 🍘 |
| HTML (decimal) | 🍘 |
| CLDR short name | rice cracker |
| Emoji version | Emoji 0.6 · 2010 → |
| Qualification | fully-qualified |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Subcategory | food-asian |
Timeline
- Emoji 0.6 · 2010Rice Cracker entered the standard as U+1F358, establishing the codepoint still used today.
- 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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