Spam musubi is a very popular snack and lunch food in Hawaii and Korea made in the tradition of Japanese onigiri, also known as a musubi. Spam musubi is composed of a block of salted rice with a slice of Spam (heated or unheated) on top and typically nori (seaweed) surrounding it to keep its shape. A slice of Spam is placed on a block of rice and a piece of nori (dried seaweed) is wrapped around to hold it together.

(Although musubi resembles nigiri sushi, its rice is not treated with vinegar[citation needed].) The Spam musubi in Hawaii has become a classic treat that is recommended by many locals. An optional ingredient to the Spam musubi is a teriyaki sauce that adds depth. It is also optional to add tamagoyaki, soy sauce, as well as furikake (seasoning) to the rice.

Some people cook Spam in jelly.

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