Yuzu Kosho, Salty paste made with yuzu peel and green chilies, is at the one of
top new Japanese
ingredient that talented chefs to list on their creative recipe. But It hasn’t have been aggressive in gastronomy market yet.
It’s known for adding salt, bitter citrus, and gentle spicy flavor. if you taste it, You
could be traveling
further than you have ever done before to uncover the authentic Japanese taste.
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Yuzu, a Japanese citrus, was one of the first Japanese talent ingredients to build
a position of featuring
magic items as a secret seasoning in the world culinary industry.
Michelin class star chef had a hand in one of the first represented people to sit up
and take notice, is
responding to the new taste.
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Nama shichimi, Fermented red chili paste with six kinds of Japanese spices
This item is our all-time favorite spicy condiment, especially in the grilled meat
and noodle soup shops. I
can say, it’s impossible to eat badly with Nama shichimi.
Ingredients are Sudachi(Japanese lime), Sansho(Japanese pepper),
Shiso(Japanese herbs),
Ginger, Seaweed, Sesame, and Red Chilis
I want to know that this spicy element that built the new position in KSA food industry.
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For Dolce: Condiments
It’s time to get to grips with one of the spices that define Japanese cuisine.
A pepper in the Middle Eastern tends to revolve around Black, White and Pink
pepper, but Japan has
Sansho pepper.
there are those generic spice blends that call like “lemon pepper” or “zesty pepper
rub”.
Those are nice, but sansho tastes pretty similar to those, but without being a blend.
On its own, sansho
pepper just tastes like lemon-lime flavored pepper.
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For Entrees: Condiments
For Dolce: Condiments
My restaurant has been imported to twenty kinds of Japanese ingredients since opening
2015 by our selves.
The others were pitched by local suppliers.
In the first phase, the Japan import project was targeted with common ingredients which
are consumed as world-standard-dish
that find tough in KSA.
Now, My restaurant became mature, therefore I want to increase more than ten kinds of
uniques until the end of 2019.
Because of the popularity of Japanese food in KSA is not just a world
phenomenon.
Despite the growing popularity by Sushi, however, the delicious ingredients remain unfamiliar to many of the restaurant industry in KSA.
As a nation, the Japanese eat fish more than ten times the amount, Saudi does in the KSA.
It is believed to be part of the reason why the Japanese have the longest life expectancy in the world.
Therefore, two thousand tonnes of seafood arrived at the biggest fishers market in Tokyo/Japan every day by ship, truck, and plane from all six continents of the world.
Tsukiji Market in central Tokyo. Our Bluefin tuna are from the Market, there is a living breathing example that there only worth quality of fishes for Japanese cuisine even the restaurant is located in outside of Japan.
That’s why our restaurant imports directory every season by ship and plane from this market.
Several Japanese ingredients are savoy and often used for sauces with Italian and French Cuisines by star-chefs.
I believe that the new Japanese ingredients are worth the investment chefs are going to make.
Sounds very interested, isn't it?
But I guess the competition must be very keen with Western and Middle Eastern cuisine. How can I make it stand out in the crowd, am new to all this, but how do I approach all that?
I'll visit an Arabic restaurant, as well as the exclusive international restaurants, and see how they use similar products. I'll actually talk with top chefs for more info on what ingredients they want.
I hope that the outcome will justify all my passion. My company is not a major one in KSA but is worth pursuing if I foresee growing trade as a direct result.
What counts in the final round, I think, is chemistry as well as the reputable taste.
In this case, I believe that it's worth pursuing as they have genuine potential for expansion. And I have a feeling that the top chefs in KSA need fit well with Japanese ingredients strengths.
Japanese Food
Goodwill
Ambassador
Chef Taki Sato