Sauces & Condiments

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A 200ml glass bottle of Sweet Soy Sauce for Mochi Rice with a black cap and yellow Japanese label, shown on a white background—ideal for pairing with mochi rice or drizzling over desserts with black sugar.
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A 360ml bottle of Mikan Ponzu Sauce with a yellow label and black cap is shown against a white background, highlighting its signature umami undertone and refreshing Japanese citrus notes.
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A clear pouch with a twist cap labeled "Hayakawa Miso BBQ Sauce - 200g," offering classic Japanese BBQ flavors—perfect as a sweet umami glaze or dip.
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Sauteed Onion Sauce - 300ml comes in a glass bottle with a yellow cap and Japanese labeling on an orange background—ideal as a marinade for steak or grilled meats.
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Frequently asked questions

Japanese soy sauce is usually brewed with wheat as well as soybeans, which gives it a softer, rounder flavour. That balance makes it easier to use for dipping, cooking and finishing dishes, rather than tasting sharply salty.

Ponzu is commonly used as a dipping sauce or added just before serving. The combination of citrus and soy brings a sharp lift that works especially well with fish, vegetables, tofu and fried foods, cutting through richness without masking flavour.

Most Japanese chilli sauces focus more on aroma and warmth than aggressive heat. They’re designed to be used sparingly, adding interest and depth rather than overwhelming a dish or lingering heavily on the palate.

Storage depends on the product. Many sauces can be kept in a cool, dark cupboard before opening, then refrigerated afterwards to preserve flavour. Always check the individual product label for specific storage advice.

Yes. Many of these sauces are used daily in Japanese kitchens. They work well for quick meals as well as more considered cooking, from seasoning noodles and rice to adjusting flavour at the table.

UK orders over £75 qualify for free delivery. For smaller orders, delivery options and costs are shown at checkout. Orders placed before 11am, Monday to Friday, are usually dispatched the same day.

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