Ginger is called “gari” at sushi restaurants. It is considered a palate cleanser and clears the taste of the previous piece of sushi so you can completely experience the taste of the next one. Also helps to enhance the flavours of sushi. It is often served and eaten after sushi.

You’ll typically find Tobikko, festively topping your sushi makis and nigiris. Although the true color of tobikko caviar is bright orange, this Wasabi Tobikko has been naturally tinted with green colouring and a wasabi flavour to give a spicier taste.

Ready to cook all natural squid rings in an authentic Tempura batter. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 2 – 2.5 minutes or until golden brown. Drain well before serving.

These premium peeled, tail-on and straight prawns have been coated in tempura coating. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 3 – 4 minutes or until golden brown. Drain well before serving.

Ready to cook Alaska Pollock fish fillets are lightly seasoned and coated with the original tempura batter from Pacific West. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 5 – 6 minutes or until golden brown. Drain well before serving.

Enjoy these bite-sized cuts of premium quality White Fish Alaska Pollock fillets coated in a light Japanese tempura batter ideal to be served as finger or snack food on any occasion. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 4 – […]

Mochi (which means Rice Cake) has been traditionally served on festive occasions in Japan. Added some Western elements such as cream and strawberry paste into Japanese tradition and turned them into unique sweets. A perfect harmony of sticky texture of Mochi and rich sweetness of cream, combined with each flavor, brings you surprise and joy […]

Tamari is a type of soy sauce made mainly from soybeans. It is known for its thickness, rich umami, and savoury flavour and fragrance. Tamari is recommended for dipping sushi and sashimi as it’s less salty.

Serve it on blini’s as a canapé, use it as a topping for sushi, in appetizers such as flatbread, crackers and salads or just spoon it over a bowl of hot rice to make ikura don.

Use tobiko to adorn sushi rolls and sashimi in Japanese cuisine. Try tobiko as a topping for crabcakes, salads, cheese, crackers, or omelettes.

Mochi (which means Rice Cake) has been traditionally served on festive occasions in Japan. Added some Western elements such fresh cream and red beans into Japanese tradition and turned them into unique sweets. A perfect harmony of sticky texture of Mochi and rich sweetness of cream, combined with each flavor, brings you surprise and joy […]

Edamame is an excellent snack that’s easy to prepare and rich in fibre and antioxidants. Simply boil, steam, or microwave and season with salt and chilli. It can be used in salads, fried rice, noodle bowls or poke bowls.

These hand-cut panko coated Squid rings are prepared from quality raw squid which has a delicious crunch. Easy to prepare, just simply deep-fry and serve. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 2 – 3 minutes or until golden brown. […]

With a high prawn content and quality Japanese crumb, these tender and crispy prawns are a beautiful golden brown once fried. Preparation: (All cooking appliances vary in performances, these are suggestions only) Cook from frozen. Deep fry in pre-heated oil at 180ºC for 4 – 5 minutes or until golden brown. Drain well before serving.

Use tobiko to adorn sushi rolls and sashimi in Japanese cuisine. Try tobiko as a topping for crabcakes, salads, cheese, crackers, or omelettes.

The main ingredients of KEWPIE Mayonnaise are oil, egg, and vinegar. It is an “egg yolk type” mayonnaise, which contains egg yolk instead of whole egg. KEWPIE Mayonnaise contains 4 egg yolks per 500g. The amino acids yielded from the protein of the egg yolks is a key factor for KEWPIE’s tasty, savory flavor. It […]

The main ingredients of KEWPIE Mayonnaise are oil, egg, and vinegar. It is an “egg yolk type” mayonnaise, which contains egg yolk instead of whole egg. KEWPIE Mayonnaise contains 4 egg yolks per 500g. The amino acids yielded from the protein of the egg yolks is a key factor for KEWPIE’s tasty, savory flavor. It […]

Mochi (which means Rice Cake) has been traditionally served on festive occasions in Japan. Added some Western elements such as cream and chocolate into Japanese tradition and turned them into unique sweets. A perfect harmony of sticky texture of Mochi and rich sweetness of cream, combined with each flavor, brings you surprise and joy of […]

Mochi (which means Rice Cake) has been traditionally served on festive occasions in Japan. Added some Western elements such as chestnuts and white beans into Japanese tradition and turned them into unique sweets. A perfect harmony of sticky texture of Mochi and rich sweetness of cream, combined with each flavor, brings you surprise and joy […]

Aside from sushi applications, black tobiko is especially striking when used as a garnish on scallops, lobster and raw oysters. Try tobiko as a topping for crabcakes, salads, cheese, crackers, or omelettes.

vProduced in Iwate prefecture. Akitakomachi is the No.2 of Rice Production in Japan. Compare to normal rice, Akitakomachi contains more water, has good balance among taste, sweet and texture as well as has moderate stickiness, so it is suitable for making cold dishes such as sushi, onigiri or other Japanese dishes.