Thai & South East Asian Ingredients

The added health benefits of brown rice are well documented, the additional fibre that the wholegrain provides has many benefits, no least to help to lower cholesterol. You need to allow 35-45 minutes for brown rice to cook and then, once cooked, it's best...

Kecap Manis, sometimes spelt Ketjap Manis or Kicap Manis is a classic in South East Asian cooking, particularly Malaysian and Indonesian. It's a sweet soy sauce with a distinct flavour that is essential for many dishes from that region. Recipes that use this ingredient:Nasi...

Pearl River Bridge has been making premium quality soy sauce since 1958 and is one of the leading brands in China. Light Soy Sauce is thinner in consistency and saltier than dark soy sauce, it's used more in stir fries and dipping sauces. Generally...

Pearl River Bridge has been making premium quality dark soy sauce since 1958 and is one of the leading brands in China. Dark Soy Sauce is aged for longer than light, it has a thicker consistency and more intense flavour.  Allergens: SOY, GLUTEN(Wheat) Ingredients: Water, soybeans,...

Gluten free Tamari Soy Sauce. Tamari is higher in protein than traditional soy sauce and has a smooth, rich flavor that sets it apart. It has multiple uses, and is particularly useful for seasoning, dipping and as a marinade. Allergens: Soy beans

Fish Sauce is used as a seasoning in a wide range of dishes across South East Asia, it provides that unmistakable flavour. Recipes that use this ingredient: Thai Beef Noodle Salad Allergens: FISH Ingredients: Water, anchovy extract (65%), salt, sugar

Shrimp paste is a widely used ingredient right across South East Asia, it's a pungent, salty paste that adds umami and depth of flavour to stir fries, curries and sambals. To bring out the flavour, toast in a frying pan over a low heat...

Kirin XL 10mm Rice Stick Noodles are wide, flat rice noodles made from rice flour and water, giving them a naturally light and slightly chewy texture. Unlike egg noodles, rice noodles are great at absorbing flavour plus they are completely egg-free and gluten-free -...

This rice stick noodle is essential to Thai cuisine, it is one of the most consumed foods in Thailand and essential for the famous Pad Thai dish, but also great in soups and other stir-fries. Try using our Pad Thai Sauce along with some...

This rice stick noodle is essential to Thai cuisine, it is one of the most consumed foods in Thailand and essential for the famous Pad Thai dish, but also great in soups and other stir-fries. Rice noodles are great at absorbing flavour. Soak for...

A main staple of nearly all Asian cruisines these noodles combine well in soups, stir-fry and salads. Allergens: None. Ingredients: Rice 90%, water.

Bamboo Tree rice paper is perfect for making Summer rolls or Vietnamese spring rolls. They are edible sheets made using rice and tapioca that require soaking in water before wrapping around any combination of shredded vegetables, prawns, pork, fresh herbs and rice noodles. They...

Sesame oil is a key ingredient in East Asian food and is a store cupboard essential in China, Japan and Korea. It has a strong, nutty flavour and is very distinct Asian twist to dishes when used. Toasted sesame oil is mainly used as a seasoning or...

Sesame oil is a key ingredient in East Asian food and is a store cupboard essential in China, Japan and Korea. It has a strong, nutty flavour and is very distinct Asian twist to dishes when used. Toasted sesame oil is mainly used as a seasoning or...

Indian Paratha Breads are widely eaten through India and the sub continent. They are made by a process of layering dough over itself (think of puff pastry.)They are perfect for mopping up curries and as an accompaniment to Indian food. They are a great alternative to...

Indian Paratha Breads are widely eaten through India and the sub continent. They are made by a process of layering dough over itself, think of puff pastry. These parathas have a little spring onion mixed through the dough and are delicious. They are perfect for...

BEST BEFORE 12.12.2025 Sau Tao noodles are the most popular premium noodle brand in Hong Kong. The company was founded in 1960, selling traditional hand made noodles. These noodles are often referred to as 'Chow Mein Noodles' - they are perfect for stir fries....

Sau Tao noodles are the most popular premium noodle brand in Hong Kong. The company was founded in 1960, selling traditional hand made noodles. These noodles are often referred to as 'Chow Mein Noodles' - they are perfect for stir fries. It's amazing the...

Ramen is basically a Japanese noodle soup dish. The soup element is generally more of a rich tasting broth and can be made with all kinds of ingredients. The noodles most commonly used in Ramen are a Chinese wheat noodle, they can vary from...

Imperial Dragon Gyoza wrappers are ideal to make quick and speedy dumplings at home. These round pastries are thin and easy to use and crisp nicely when steamed and fried. Frozen product, store below -18°C. For best results defrost in the fridge and consume...