Dashi
Discover our selection of Japanese dashi, traditional broths made from seaweed, bonito or shiitake mushrooms.
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Concentrated Liquid Dashi (Japanese Stock) Yagisawa 360 ml
Vendor:YAGISAWA6 reviewsRegular price 21,90 €Regular priceSale price 21,90 € -
Kizami Dried Sliced Shiitake Mushrooms 50g
Vendor:OSK SHIITAKE1 reviewRegular price 17,00 €Regular priceSale price 17,00 € -
Whole shiitake donko 80 g
Vendor:OSK SHIITAKE2 reviewsRegular price 25,20 €Regular priceSale price 25,20 € -

Katsuobushi Bonito Flakes
Vendor:WADAKYU9 reviewsRegular price From 8,30 €Regular priceSale price From 8,30 € -
BestsellerGolden Dashi with Superior Dried Bonito (10 sachets x 8 g)
Vendor:NAKAHARA SUISAN9 reviewsRegular price 18,30 €Regular priceSale price 18,30 € -

Wild Kombu Rausu 150g
Vendor:JF RAUSU KOMBU4 reviewsRegular price 33,60 €Regular priceSale price 33,60 € -

Aomori Vegetarian Vegetable Dashi 40g (8g x 5)
Vendor:KASHIWAZAKI SEIKA2 reviewsRegular price 8,40 €Regular priceSale price 8,40 € -
Premium Katsuobushi Bonito Flakes - 500g
Vendor:WADAKYUNo reviewsRegular price 84,30 €Regular priceSale price 84,30 € -
Sold outDashi salt 50 g
Vendor:NANIWA KOMBUNo reviewsRegular price 9,00 €Regular priceSale price 9,00 €Sold out -
Vegetarian liquid dashi with kombu and shiitake 300 ml
Vendor:CHOKO SHOYU1 reviewRegular price 8,20 €Regular priceSale price 8,20 € -
Sold outDashi filters
Vendor:YAMABUNNo reviewsRegular price 36,90 €Regular priceSale price 36,90 €Sold out -

Oak dried bonito grater
Vendor:YAMABUNNo reviewsRegular price 142,00 €Regular priceSale price 142,00 € -
Thick bonito flakes 1kg
Vendor:WADAKYUNo reviewsRegular price 116,10 €Regular priceSale price 116,10 € -
Niboshi - Dried sardines 1kg
Vendor:WADAKYUNo reviewsRegular price 74,40 €Regular priceSale price 74,40 € -
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Instant Dashi Broth with Ume plum and Gold Flakes 10g (2g × 5 sachets)
Vendor:HAKUZANo reviewsRegular price 7,90 €Regular priceSale price 7,90 €Sold out
Dashi
Dashi is the essential basic broth of Japanese gastronomy, renowned for its ability to reveal the richness of flavors thanks to its unique umami. It is traditionally prepared from kombu seaweed and of dried bonito flakes (katsuobushi), but also exists in a vegetarian version with vegetables or mushrooms. It is available in powder or liquid form for more practical use. Essential for the preparation of miso soup, dashi is also used to enhance noodles, vegetables, fish and meat, bringing depth, balance and authenticity to each dish. Its apparent simplicity hides a thousand-year-old know-how, the true heart of Japanese cuisine.






