Japanese Ingredients
Discover high-quality Japanese ingredients sourced directly from Japan, including miso, rice, soy sauces, vinegars, noodles and more. Perfect for elevating your everyday meals or creating standout Japanese dishes at home.
Bring the depth and authenticity into your kitchen with our carefully curated range of Japanese ingredients.
From everyday essentials like soy sauce, miso and sushi rice to rare finds such as yuzu juice, matcha powder and wakame seaweed, our collection makes it easy to explore traditional flavours or create modern fusion dishes.
Explore the full range and experience the true flavour of Japan today.
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Frequently asked questions
Are your Japanese ingredients authentic?
Yes, all our ingredients are sourced directly from trusted producers in Japan to ensure authenticity and top-tier quality.
Do you offer products suitable for special diets?
We stock a variety of gluten-free, vegan and organic products. Please check individual listings for full dietary and allergen information.
How should I store these ingredients once opened?
Many products, such as soy sauce and miso, should be refrigerated after opening. Dry goods like rice, noodles and seaweed should be kept in a cool, dry cupboard.
Can I get help with recipes or how to use these ingredients?
Definitely! We offer a range of recipes and serving suggestions on our website to help you make the most of your Japanese ingredients.
Get inspired with some recipes
Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson
This comforting recipe has a name (oyakodon) translated directly it means: “parent-and-child” rice bowl. Which, I suppose, is a little...
Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung
Incredibly quick and easy, ideal for an after-work meal. The lemon and herbs cut through the juicy chicken thighs and...
Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe
Using fresh yuzu fruit is quite popular at this time of year and making candied peel is a great use!
Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson
This comforting recipe has a name (oyakodon) translated directly it means: “parent-and-child” rice bowl. Which, I suppose, is a little more poetic than chicken and egg!
Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung
Incredibly quick and easy, ideal for an after-work meal. The lemon and herbs cut through the juicy chicken thighs and savoury miso, while the rich, creamy sauce is irresistible poured over warm rice.
Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe
Using fresh yuzu fruit is quite popular at this time of year and making candied peel is a great use!