Specialty Sauce / Mayo

This is a truly special mayonnaise: unlike the majority of American mayo products, Japanese mayo uses only the egg yolk, mixed with rice vinegar or...

Bando Farm is the only certified farm in Japan that conducts the entire process of growing citrus and manufacturing citrus goods onsite. Their orga...

Ponzu is a classic Japanese condiment that exhibits a combination of salty-sweet-citrus flavor. It is highly versatile, often used as a dipping sau...

Green shiso (perilla), also called aojiso and oba, is a Japanese herb that has a basil-like refreshing aroma and flavor. Hikari Foods’ Organic Gree...

Made with sesame paste, ground sesame and vinegar, sesame dressing is one of the most popular types of dressings in Japan. Creamy and umami-rich Pr...

This soy sauce-based dressing extracts the full flavor of the onions grown in Toyosato Town in Shiga Prefecture, home of Ichikawa Farm. The farm, e...

Spicy tomato sauce, Arrabbiata, is one of the most popular pasta sauces. Akitakomachi Company has created a gluten-free, ready-to-eat arrabbiata sa...

Made from aromatic yuzu citrus skin, tangy green peppers, and rice vinegar carefully selected from hundreds of candidates, Yuzusco (Yuzu Hot Sauce)...

Wasa Buono is an unconventional seasoning sauce that’s flavorful, refreshing, umami-rich, and spicy at the same time. Made by blending hon-wasabi (...

Although this dark, spicy sauce is widely used in England and America, this milder version also seems to have been perfectly designed for Japanese-...

Consider this the Japanese version of Worcestershire sauce. Made with a variety of vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, dates and prunes, this c...

Produced by Ikeichi Saika-en based in Kochi Prefecture, the Ike Tomato is well regarded for its high sugar content (about 9-12°Bx), well-balanced a...