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You can also feed it to your kitty cats It is a really nice way to take something that's simple like tofu and add a little bit of the katsuobushi on top of it Maybe a little bit of shredded ginger a little bit of sesame oil or soy sauce Shoyu and you immediately get that Japanese flavor bang and it's diverse because you can use it for making soup But you can also use it for raw items On to shoyu, aka soy sauce, aka soya sauce Now the one thing Japanese people do not do with soy sauce is pour it on their rice It seems to be something that goes on when you go to a restaurant outside of Japan They'll have like soy on the table soy sauce and people will get their white rice and we'll just pour the sauce on it The equivalent would be you taking a salt shaker and opening it up and just like pouring it out on your pasta Or like pouring it over your rice.
and add a little bit of the katsuobushi on top of it, maybe a little bit of shredded ginger, a little bit of sesame oil, or soy sauce, shoyu, and
Kakuni is a traditional Japanese dish, a shoyu-based braised sweet pork belly.
Kakuni is a traditional Japanese dish, a shoyu-based braised sweet pork belly,
I got miso and shoyu.
I got miso and shoyu.
we called shoyu "se-yu."
So it's really "shoyu."
Tha main shoyu they're using, it's a blend from Wakayama
A part of Japan with a deep history of making shoyu
this is a Toyama black style so it's a really dark shoyu
This is that Toyama Black style, so really dark shoyu.
Now the sashimi you probably already know, you put a little bit of shoyu or soy sauce into the tiny plates and then you can choose to add wasabi for a little bit of an extra kick.
Now, the sashimi, you probably already know, you put a little bit of shoyu or soy sauce into the tiny plates,
Yeah this place has several different kinds you can get miso, mitarashi shoyu, tsubuan, and koshian.
つぶあんとこしあんの違いって何ですか? つぶあんは粒が残ってるやつ。こしあんは本当だけある。 全然ない。じゃあこしあん1つ。 こしあんが1つ。ありがとうございます。650円になります。 Yeah, this place has several different kinds you can get: miso, mitarashi shoyu, tsubuan, and
So here we have ramen these ones are a little bit fresher than instant ramen so this is like salt flavor this is shoyu flavor we're going to go with this one this is miso flavor.
These ones are a little bit fresher than instant ramen. So this is like salt flavor. This is shoyu flavor
Founded in 1871, it's a dried good wholesaler located in Toyosu Fish Market offering a variety of Japanese food items like shoyu, ponzu, miso, dressings and all kinds of deliciousness to elevate the taste of everyday home cooking.
They even have a soy sauce kit for making a flavored dashi shoyu.