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Japanese ingredients
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Buy authentic Japanese ingredients online
Welcome to The Wasabi Company, specialists in fresh wasabi and high-quality ingredients from Japan. We stock a wide selection of authentic Japanese groceries, alongside fresh ingredients grown on our farms in England.
Whether you're a top chef looking for new flavours, or simply trying to perfect your ramen noodles at home, explore Japanese cuisine using the best ingredients.
FREE DELIVERY over £75 for UK addresses only, full details here
Buy real wasabi, UK-grown in the south of England
Did you know? Most of the 'wasabi' eaten outside of Japan is actually a mixture of horseradish, mustard and green food colouring. The real deal is much rarer.
We're the UK's only growers of fresh wasabi, growing our plants in mineral-rich water on our Dorset and Hampshire farms. The prized rhizomes take at least 18 months to reach harvest - so our stock is subject to seasonal availability.
Featured Products
Here are some of the latest products featured in our newsletter. Spend over £75 for free delivery on all UK orders!
Trusted by top chefs and Michelin-star restaurants
We pay very close attention to quality and provenance. As a result, both our produce and our imported goods are used in some of the best restaurants in the UK and Europe. We source the finest ingredients from artisanal Japanese suppliers, many of whom have been in business for centuries.
Cook authentic Japanese recipes with proper ingredients, and taste the flavours as they were originally intended.
Grow your own Japanese ingredients
Alongside wasabi, we grow a wide range of other Japanese ingredients for online purchase - or you can buy plants to cultivate them in your own home. You could grow wasabi, citrus trees (such as yuzu), shiso herb, sansho pepper, edamame beans and more - all in your back garden. Our plants are subject to seasonal availability.
From watercress farm to online Japanese supermarket
Our Dorset and Hampshire farms have grown watercress since the 1850s. But it wasn't until a chef visited us in 2010 that we thought about switching things up. He remarked that the only other crop he had seen growing in similar conditions was wasabi in Japan. That was enough to plant the seed.
Official Japanese Food and Ingredients Supporter
We are proud to meet the requirements of the "Guidelines for Certification of Japanese Food and Ingredient Supporter Stores Overseas" of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan. You can view our certificate here.
Zero Waste Wasabi
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Gift sets, Japanese cooking kits and artisanal hampers
Shopping for a serious foodie, or someone passionate about Japanese food culture? From our wasabi growing kit to our ultimate sushi-making kit, these high-quality gifts are made with chefs in mind. These artisanal ingredients and imported equipment are sure to hit the mark with food lovers.
In our journal
Japanese Drinks Gift Guide: Sake, Umeshu, Shochu and Craft Spirits
Japanese drinks make wonderful presents. They feel special, they’re a little out of the ordinary, and there’s a bottle to...
A Sauce That Isn't Quite Teriyaki
Yuki Gomi, chef, teacher and friend of The Wasabi Company, talks us through why sake is ideal for steaming seafood....
What Is The Japanese Yuzu Fruit And How Do I Use It?
The best-known Japanese citrus, with powerful aromatic taste, holds distinctive notes of many familiar citruses, yet remains entirely unique.
Japanese Drinks Gift Guide: Sake, Umeshu, Shochu and Craft Spirits
Japanese drinks make wonderful presents. They feel special, they’re a little out of the ordinary, and there’s a bottle to suit almost everyone.
A Sauce That Isn't Quite Teriyaki
Yuki Gomi, chef, teacher and friend of The Wasabi Company, talks us through why sake is ideal for steaming seafood....
What Is The Japanese Yuzu Fruit And How Do I Use It?
The best-known Japanese citrus, with powerful aromatic taste, holds distinctive notes of many familiar citruses, yet remains entirely unique.
