Japanese Ingredients

Made in Japan, Hamada soy sauce is smooth and full-bodied, this is a classic Koikuchi shoyu that’s a favourite of connoisseurs. Made with pure Mount Aso spring water in the Southern most of the Japanese islands this shoyu is fermented for 6 months in...

Hamadaya Dai Aso Dashi Soup Stock is a blend of Hamada VII naturally brewed soy sauce and bonito. Simply dilute with warm or cold water to make a versatile Japanese stock for soups, broths and stews. Hamadaya VII naturally brewed soy sauce is made from...

Hamadaya Dai Aso Mirin is made with malted rice and koji as a base. This mirin style seasoning is perfect for adding a subtle sweetness to dishes, sauces and dressings. Recipes that use this ingredient:Japanese Udon Noodle SoupKaraage - Japanese Fried Chicken With Sweet...

Hamadaya Dai Aso Gyudon Sauce is the perfect sauce to make the beef gyudon, a famous donburi rice bowl found in many Japanese fast food restaurants. It's quick to make and really delicious. Recipes that use this product:Japanese Gyudon - Beef Rice Bowl Allergens:...

Hamadaya Dai Aso Soba Tsuya is made with a blend of Hamadaya VII soy sauce with kombu, mushrooms and bonito that makes the classic Japanese soup-like noodle sauce. Zaru Soba is a cold soba noodle dish. As you eat you the cold noodles, you...

Sukiyaki is a type of Japanese hot pot where meat and vegetables are simmering away at the table whilst the guests pull out elements to eat with rice. Hamadaya Dai Aso Sukiyaki Sauce is simply diluted with water to create the perfect broth to...

Hamadaya Dai Aso Teriyaki Sauce is a wonderful blend of Hamadaya Vii naturally brewed soy sauce with fermented grape juice that adds sweetness and creates a beautiful glaze for meat and vegetables. Use as a marinade or just drizzle in to stir-fries. Allergens: SOY,...

The incredible Momoya Taberu fried garlic chilli oil is quite mild in chilli heat but really packs a punch on flavour. It's so so good - foodies you will be addicted in no time. Drizzle this on just about anything from gyoza, fried rice...

La yu is the Japanese word for chilli oil and this powerful tasting oil is made using sesame oil and hot chilli. It's brilliant used in gyoza dipping sauces or used in marinades, soups and noodle dishes.  Ingredients: Sesame Oil (69%), Corn Oil, Red Chilli...

Shichimi Togarashi is a Japanese spice blend consisting of red chilli pepper, dried mandarin orange peel, black sesame seeds, yellow sesame seeds, Japanese sansho pepper, dried seaweed and ginger. This mix is a fantastic way to jazz up lots of dishes, here are just...

In Japan, Furikake is used to season rice and turn basic white rice into something that has salty, sweet and savoury flavours, it's a bit like hitting your plain rice with an umami bomb. There are lots of different flavours but generally, most include...

The Korean Pantry Dumpling Sauce is a delicious sweet and sharp combination of gluten free Korean soy sauce with onions, vinegar, sugar and a touch of chilli. It's perfect dipping sauce for pot stickers, gyozas, mandu, xia long bao, both grilled or steamed. It...

The Korean Pantry's Kimchi Chilli Flakes are made with dried kimchi, Korean chilli flakes known as gochugaru, garlic and sea salt. You get that fantastic kimchi flavour from them with the added punch of the extra gochugaru. It has an amazing flavour and will...

The Korean Pantry Kimchi Seaweed Flakes are a fantastic seasoning to sprinkle over so many different dishes. Made with mature kimchi that's been carefully dried to preserve it's intense kimchi flavour with the addition of Korean gochugaru (chilli flakes), sesame seeds, seaweed, salt and...

Kikkoman Ponzu is a classic Japanese condiment that's used as a dipping sauce, marinade or as an ingredient for dressings and sauces. Try mixing ponzu with finely diced fresh ginger, spring onions, sesame oil, sesame seeds and a regular soy sauce as a dressing fresh...

Kikkoman Poke Sauce makes the perfect marinade and dressing for your home-made poke bowl. Poke bowls have become really popular in the last few years and although the seasonings of traditional poke are very Japanese influenced, the dish originates in Hawaii. The make up of a poke...

Fiona Uyema spent three years living in Japan and fell in love with the cuisine. On returning home, she started 'Fused' and her Katsu curry paste is truly delicious. It's super simple to recreate this Japanese classic at home - mix Fiona's jar of...

As seen on Dean Edwards reel! Our good friend and MasterChef Champion Ping Coombes has come up with a deliciously moreish chilli oil that you'll want to drizzle over everything. Made with a blend of chillies, crunchy peanuts, shallots, garlic and Fussels extra virgin...

White Mausu Peanut Rayu is inspired by Japanese taberu rayu but made in Ireland, it's absolutely delicious. Packed full of peanuts, sesame and chilli, you'll find yourself adding this to meals throughout the day - breakfast, lunch and dinner. Drizzle a little White Mausu...

The already delicious White Mausu Peanut Rayu has got an angry brother with the Extra Hot version. By adding some Arbol chillies to their already flavour packing rayu, this new version packs some heat. Drizzle a little White Mausu Peanut Rayu on steamed bok...