About Dashi
THE ABCs of DASHI
MUKU uses dashi soup stock in a wide variety of combinations.
That was chosen various dry foods are ordered from all over Japan.
The course includes a soup stock that takes advantage of the synergy of umami along with seasonal ingredients.
We incorporate the synergistic effects of seasonal ingredients and dashi broth, so you can enjoy a wide variety of flavors.
Welcome Dashi
This appetizing and elegant soup stock combines flavorful, full-bodied, deep-flavored natural kelp and sweet, refreshing pickled plums.
Glutamic acid, Citric acid
Thickened Soy Sauce of Dashi
A broth that combines the clean, refreshing taste of flying fish, which is low in fat and has little cloying taste, with the full aroma of shiitake mushrooms for a relaxing broth.
Inosinic acid, Glutamic acid
Soup stock made for eggs rolled
Elegantly sweet and gently flavored tuna knots and Combined with aromatic and flavorful clear kelp, this broth is designed to bring out the true flavor of eggs.
Inosinic acid, Glutamic acid
UMAMI Dashi
The elegant flavor of sea bream is combined with the clean flavor of grilled flying fish.The natural sweetness, umami, and acidity of tomatoes are added to the broth, and the extract of shellfish gives it a deep flavor.
Inosinic acid, Glutamic acid, Succinic acid
Ochazukedashi “rice with tea poured on it”
Rishiri kelp, which has a well-balanced taste without any peculiarities, is combined with MUKU's original dried bonito flakes, which have been carefully balanced in terms of aroma, flavor and depth.
Inosinic acid, Glutamic acid
MUKU recommended Drip Dashi Chazuke
We have Drip Dashi Chazuke as an a la carte item separating from the course meal.
This is a drip dashi chazuke, in which warm kombu dashi is poured over dried bonito flakes in a
dripper, and you finish by brewing your own freshly made dashi.
By brewing the Dashi as if you were brewing a cup of coffee You can enjoy the flavor and aroma as
much as you like.
Enjoy with fresh sea bream marinated in plenty of sesame seeds and ginger soy sauce.
Particular about Dried Bonito Flakes
The dried bonito flakes used in the Drip Dashi Chazuke are MUKU and Nishimura Asamori Shoten, a bonito flake shop in Makurazaki City, Kagoshima Prefecture, jointly developed an original blend of bonito flakes.
Please try our dried bonito flakes for dripping carefully selected from a variety of shapes and types.