Le Japon culinaire, c'est l'art de la précision et du temps long. Chez FoodHub, nous sourçons directement chez les artisans nippons les produits qui définissent une cuisine : vinaigre Kurozu vieilli en jarre dix ans, sauce soja Tamari fermentée 3 ans en fût de bois, riz Koshihikari de Niigata récolté à la main, pétales de bonite Katsuobushi séchés au feu de bois, et le bœuf Wagyu A5 de Kagoshima et du Hokkaidō.
Chaque producteur est choisi pour sa rigueur, son ancrage régional et la transparence de sa filière. Livraison express depuis Rungis.
Kurozu Kakuida 10-year aged Japanese black rice vinegar, the jewel of the Kakuida house in Kagoshima (Japan). Slow fermentation in ceramic jars under the sun, followed by a 10-year maturation period that develops an extraordinary aromatic complexity: woody, balsamic notes, dried fruit, deep mahogany color. 1 L bottle. To be used in drops on foie gras, scallop tartare, aged cheeses, or prestigious cocktails. Reserved for special occasions.
Organic Japanese Blueberry Vinegar, made from blueberries grown in Japan. Deep purple color, intense fruity profile, perfect balance between acidity and wild berry notes. 200 ml bottle. Sublime with duck breast, foie gras, spinach salad with goat cheese, or as a reduction for glazing white meats. Certified Organic.
Organic Japanese apple cider vinegar, made from apples grown in Japan (Fuji, Ringo varieties). Slow fermentation that develops sweetness and finesse. Elegant fruity profile, round acidity, notes of ripe apple. 200 ml bottle. Ideal for green salad dressing, chicken marinade, sauce for pan-fried foie gras or in cocktails (Japanese Penicillin). Certified Organic.
Traditional Japanese Kakuida sesame Ponzu sauce, made by the Kakuida house (Kagoshima, Japan). A balanced blend of soy sauce, aged Kurozu black rice vinegar, Japanese citrus fruits (yuzu, sudachi), and toasted sesame. Deep umami flavor, delicate acidity, and a woody finish characteristic of Kurozu. Ideal as a marinade for white meats and fish, or as a sauce for gyozas, sashimi, beef tartare, or Thai salad. A rare Japanese gastronomic signature in Europe.