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Soy Sauces
Organic premium soy sauce 250 ml
Organic premium soy sauce 250 mlRef. {{ sku }}: Ref. 076
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Description
This koikuchi soy sauce is made from organic soybeans and wheat from Japan and has been matured for two years. Since 1903, Morita has been producing soy sauces using Japanese ingredients, primarily from the Shimane region, where the harsh, long winter is ideal for producing high-quality fermented products such as soy sauces, miso, and sake.
Flavor
Its taste is typical of koikuchi: deep, long, round in the mouth and very rich in umami.
Preservation
Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Keep refrigerated and consume within 3 months.
Ingredients & Allergens
Nutritional Values
Per 100 ml: Energy 310 kJ / 74 kcal, Fat 0 g (of which saturates 0 g), Carbohydrate 9.4 g (of which sugars 1.6 g), Protein 9.2 g, Salt 14 g.

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Agedashi Tofu - Tofu frit au dashi
Tofu frit accompagné d’un bouillon dashi délicatement parfumé, une préparation simple et savoureuse, emblématique de la cuisine japonaise -
Hiyayakko - Tofu soyeux froid
Tofu soyeux fait maison, frais et fondant, une recette simple et légère à préparer chez soi. Parfait en entrée, avec sauce et herbes fraîches. -
Dango - Mitarashi et Anko
Un voyage gourmand au Japon avec de délicieux dango moelleux, nappés de sauce mitarashi ou accompagnés d’une douce pâte d’anko. -
Panna cotta with soy sauce caramel
A creamy panna cotta, topped with a salted butter caramel sauce enhanced with soy sauce for a surprising umami touch! -
Sanuki Udon
A classic way to enjoy Sanuki Udon, hot or cold, is to accompany it with delicious tempura! -
Aji no Nitsuke - Stewed Horse Mackerel
A simple and comforting recipe, directly inspired by the heartwarming dish featured in the Japanese film Baka's Identity by Koto Nagata (2025). Perfect for recapturing the film's warm and intimate ... -
Yosenabe - Japanese Fondue
Yosenabe is enjoyed in a hot and flavorful broth: vegetables, meat, seafood… Mix it up however you like, ideal for sharing! -
Steamed stuffed yuzu
A steamed stuffed yuzu, filled with scallops, shrimp, mushrooms and salmon roe: a warm, fragrant and elegant little cocoon! -
Udon Noodle Soup
A bowl of hot udon with a savory broth, simple and comforting, to be personalized with your favorite toppings. -
Sea bream donburi in ochazuké
Sea bream donburi: warm rice and sea bream marinated in sesame and soy. Enjoy first plain, then add a little dashi for an ochazuké.
Morita Shoyu
Morita Shoyu Company is located in Shimane Prefecture in the south of Japan, more specifically at Okuizumo. Located near the famous Shinto shrine, Okuizumo is a place where gastronomic products abound, as the Shimane region—known for its long, harsh winters—is favorable for the production of high-quality fermented products such as soy sauce, miso, or sake. Since 1903, Morita produces soy sauces using Japanese ingredients mainly sourced from this region, and puts great care into crafting these sauces to ensure authenticity and flavor for the consumer.