Japanese ingredients
Dried kōji rice
Kōji is a healthy fungus that is central to key ingredients of Japanese cuisine like soy sauce, miso and sake. With dried kōji rice you can easily make your own miso, shio kōji, amazake or any other fermented food.
€ 8,95
Yakiniku BBQ Sauce
Yakiniku means "roasted meat". Every Japanese Yakiniku restaurant has his own barbecue dip sauce sauce: Yakiniku no tare. An Exclusive blend of onion, apple and sansho (Japanese Pepper) combined with authentic soy souce. It's a unique oil-free Yakiniku sa
€ 12,95
Japanese Sansho pepper (whole)
Key spice of Japanese cuisine, that combines a distinct elegant aroma with a pleasant pungency, that numbs the tongue for a few seconds. Specially selected and grinded big peppers from the Wakayama region. Enhances a wide variety of vegetable, fish, poult
€ 8,20
Ponzu Shoyu
Exclusive citrus soy sauce, on the basis of long-matured artisanal Igeta dark soy sauce. With citrus-juice, bonito flakes and konbu seaweed.
€ 13,20
Aged Sake Kasu
Sake Kasu or Sake Lees is the solid left-over of the sake brewing process. This aged sake kasu is full of flavour, sweet and fruity. Use it for marinating fish or soup bases.
€ 7,60
Traditional Umeboshi 200gr
Umeboshi is a traditional Japanese dish made from dried and preserved plums. They have a distinctive taste of sour, salty and sweetnes. Umeboshi is usually used as a filling for onigiri rice balls or bento boxes. In addition, it contains many good nutrien
€ 11,10
Japanese Tsuyu
A combination of soy sauce and dashi with a deep umami flavour. Can be used as a cold stock or dipping sauce for a wide variety of dishes.
€ 15,45
Kanzuri
Unique traditional spice from West Niigata region. Snow-dried red pepper, subsequently fermented for 3 years. Slightly sweet, medium-hot, with an extremely long and deep aftertaste. Magic spice that will enhance a wide variety of dishes. Store dark and co
€ 9,95
Tomasu Signature soy souce Salt 200ml
Brewed in The Netherlands, Tomasu has grown its own soy beans and wheat in the Hoeksche Waard. These ingredients are combined with spring water and natural coarse grey sea salt, harvested in Bretagne, France. The fermentation is started by the addition of
€ 20,-
