Fukujinzuke (pickled vegetable mix)

Code: YTK193
2 790 Ft / pcs
In stock (6 pcs)
Delivery to:
11/12/2025
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  • The Curry Essential: Fukujinzuke is the classic and indispensable condiment for Japanese Curry Rice, offering a perfect sweet, tangy contrast to the richness of the curry sauce.

  • The Lucky Pickle: Named after the Seven Gods of Fortune (Shichifukujin), reflecting the tradition of using seven different vegetables, bringing good luck and flavor variety to the dish.

  • Delightful Crunch: Features an addictively crunchy texture derived from the medley of finely chopped vegetables, significantly enhancing the dining experience.

  • Sweet & Savory Balance: Pickled in a non-fermented, sweet soy sauce and mirin-based brine, it provides a perfectly balanced salty, sweet, and sour flavor profile.

  • Versatile Use: Excellent not just with curry, but also as a colorful and crunchy accompaniment to steamed white rice, Chirashi Sushi, or in bento boxes.

 

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Fukujinzuke is a popular Japanese pickle that combines a colorful array of finely chopped vegetables—traditionally including daikon, cucumber, eggplant, and lotus root—marinated in a sweet and savory soy sauce-based brine. Unlike many other tsukemono, Fukujinzuke is typically not lacto-fermented, allowing the clean, sweet-savory flavor of the seasoning to shine.

Known for its signature crunchy texture and bright red or brown color, it serves as an excellent palate cleanser. A spoonful of Fukujinzuke provides a delicious contrast of sweetness and tartness that cuts through heavy, rich dishes like Japanese curry, making it a beloved staple in homes and restaurants across Japan.

 

Suggested Use

 

  • Japanese Curry: Serve generously on the side of Japanese Curry Rice (Kare Raisu).

  • Rice Accompaniment: Enjoy as a simple, crunchy side dish with plain steamed rice.

  • Topping/Filling: Use as a topping for Ochazuke or Chirashi Sushi, or mix it into Chahan (Japanese Fried Rice) for added crunch and flavor.