Shredded Pickled ginger Benishoga 1kg

Code: L-07
3 600 Ft / pcs
In stock (12 pcs)
Delivery to:
11/12/2025
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  • Flavor Contrast Specialist: Provides an essential briny, vinegary, and spicy kick that beautifully cuts through the richness and oiliness of hearty Japanese street foods and rice bowls.

  • Signature Texture: Its crisp and tangy texture offers a welcome contrasting bite to soft dishes like Okonomiyaki and Takoyaki.

  • Traditional Pickling: Pickled using Ume Plum Vinegar (Umezu), the salty-sour brine from making Umeboshi (pickled plums), which gives it its authentic flavor and color.

  • Culinary Essential: Absolutely indispensable as a colorful and flavorful garnish for many iconic Japanese dishes.

  • Dietary Friendly: Naturally Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Oil-Free (confirm ingredients for commercial additives).

 

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Beni Shōga is the bright red, savory, and sour pickled ginger that serves as a vital condiment in Japanese cuisine. Unlike the sweet Gari served with sushi, Beni Shōga is pickled in umezu (ume plum vinegar), giving it a distinct salty and sour tang. The intense red color traditionally comes from the natural pigment of red shiso (perilla) leaves used in the pickling process.

Cut into thin strips, this pickle is not typically eaten on its own, but rather piled onto rich, savory dishes where its pungent, acidic flavor acts as a powerful palate cleanser and flavor enhancer. A sprinkle of Beni Shōga instantly brightens up both the appearance and the taste of your meal.

 

Suggested Use

 

  • Street Food Topping: The traditional and essential garnish for:

    • Okonomiyaki (Savory Pancakes)

    • Takoyaki (Octopus Balls)

    • Yakisoba (Stir-fried Noodles)

  • Rice Bowl Condiment: Piled high on Gyūdon (Beef Bowl) and Chahan (Fried Rice).

  • Ingredient: Mix into Takoyaki batter, Chahan, or even Japanese-style omelets for a vinegary, spicy flavor burst.