■ Chili Oil with Fermented Black Beans
This chili oil contains rich flavor, made by slowly stir-frying fermented soybean seasoning and fermented black beans. The unique umami and saltiness of fermented black beans combined with the spiciness of chili peppers create a rich and rich flavor. The rich umami of the ingredients stands out, and its versatile flavor blends surprisingly well with Japanese home cooking and prepared dishes, such as chilled tofu, tamago kake gohan, cold shabu, and hot pot condiments.
■ Chili oil with onions
This chili oil contains ingredients that let you enjoy the sweetness of savory fried onions and the crispy texture of soybeans. The moderate spiciness of chili peppers combined with the umami of onions makes the dish rich and flavorful just by adding it to finishing dishes. It's perfect not only for classic gyoza sauces but also great as salad dressings, secret ingredients in pasta sauce, and as a natto topping. A unique feature is its gentle vegetarian approach, with no meat used at all.
■ Peanut Chili Oil
This chili oil features fragrant fried peanuts combined with the flavors of chili pepper and Sichuan peppercorns. The texture and richness of peanuts, along with the vibrant aroma of Sichuan peppercorns, add a toasty and spicy flavor to the dish. Not only is it perfect as a topping for tantanmen, but if you add it to cucumber or chilled tofu, it instantly transforms into a convenient snack. If you blend it into a paste with a blender, it can also be used as a secret ingredient in dressed dishes or sauces, offering a versatile savory flavor that spreads out a rich aroma.
■ Chili Oil with Chicken
This is chili oil with ingredients infused with the aroma of garlic on sautéed chicken. It features mild spiciness and a rich chicken flavor, spreading umami and savory flavor just by adding it to dishes. Not only is it used as a sauce for meat dishes like drooping chicken or stick-on chicken, but just a little added to your usual mapo tofu or stir-fries, instantly creates a deep flavor reminiscent of something you'd find at an authentic Chinese restaurant—it's a powerful ally at the dining table.