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The Wholesale for Asian Toko's and Restaurants The Wholesale For Asian Toko’s and Restaurants 2016 Brands . Nijverheidscentrum 5-a Tel: 0031 - (0)85 - 8768688 2761 JP Zevenhuizen Fax: 0031 - (0)10 - 8920329 The Netherlands E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Table of Contents Dry goods 1 - 10 Rice 1 Tempura 1 Panko 1 Soy Sauce 2 Vinegar 3 Special Sauces 3 - 5 Spices/Oil 5 - 8 Sea Spices 6 - 7 Sushi Nori 9 - 10 Pickled Vegetables 10 Tofu 11 Noodles 11 Frozen Food 12 - 19 Salades 12 Caviar 12 - 13 Sushi Toppings 13 - 14 Sashimi 14 - 16 Snacks 17 - 19 Udon 19 Ramen 19 Desserts 20 Kitchen Utensils 21 - 23 Sushi Trays 21 - 22 Kitchenware 22 - 23 Drinks 24 - 25 Rice / Tempura / Panko 1 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Sunwest Rhee chun Daichi Fancy Sushi Extra Fancy Sushi Sushi Rice Rice Rice 9,07 kg 22,68 kg 18,14 kg Nr. 01004 Nr. 01001 Nr. 01002 Shinzu Sunwest Miyabi Premium Fancy Sushi Akitakomachi Sushi Rice Rice Rice 9,07 kg 9,07 kg 9,07 kg Nr. 01005 Nr. 01010 Nr. 1011 Nissin SH Nissin Tempura powder Tempura ko Special A Type Japan Tempura. ko 18,1 g 20 kg 18,1 kg Nr. 05001 Nr. 05002 Nr. 05011 SH Beksul Nihonshokken Tempura ko Tempura Tempura powder Japan Korea crispy (Japan) 20/700 g 10/1 kg 10/1,5 kg Nr. 05004 Nr. 05005 Nr. 05003 Nihonshokken Panko KANAGAWA Karaage Powder 10/1 kg Panko 10/2 kg Nr. 05007 10 kg Nr. 05006 Nr. 05012 Obento Panko 10/200 g Nr. 05009 Soy Sauce 2 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Kikkoman Kikkoman NH Premium Soy Sauce Less Salt Soy Sauce 20 L Soy Sauce 20 L Nr. 02001 20 L Nr. 02061 Nr. 02002 Yamasa Higashimaru Morita Soy Sauce Usukuchi Tamari Shoya 18 L Soy Sauce 6/1.8L Nr. 02006 18 L Nr. 02011 Nr. 02012 Kikkoman Yamasa Kikkoman Less Salt 6/1 L Gluten Free Soy Sauce Nr. 02034 Soy Sauce 6/1 L 6/250 ml Nr. 02033 Nr. 02037 Kikkoman Kikkoman Yamasa Soy Sauce Less Salt Soy Sauce 12/150 ml Soy Sauce 12/150 ml Nr. 02003 6/150 ml Nr. 02007 Nr. 02005 Yamasa Sempio Yamasa Less Salt Take Away Mini Soy Sauce Soy Sauce Soy Sauce 6/300 *7.5 ml 12/150 ml 10/200*16 ml Nr. 02008 Nr. 02062 Nr. 02010 Kikkoman Take Away Take Away Mini Soy Sauce Soya Sauce Soya Sauce 400/10 ml Fish Form Fish Form Nr. 02004 Japan China 10/150*8 ml 4/125*8 ml Nr. 02013 Nr. 02014 Seasonings — Vinegar / Special Sauces 3 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Mizkan Mizkan Suehiro Su Shiragiku 20 L 20 L Nr. 03001 Nr. 03002 Mizkan Mizkan Mizkan Sushi Su Honteri Sushi Su JS-47 Mirin 18 L 20 L 18 L Nr. 03032 Nr. 03003 Nr. 03005 Black White Red Bean Paste Sesam Paste Sesam Paste 22 kg . 18 kg 18 kg Nr. 07044 Nr. 07027 Nr. 07028 Ebara Ebara Nihonshokken Yakiniku Sauce Yakitori Sauce Unagi Sauce 6/2,16 Kg 6/2,16 Kg 6/2kg Nr. 02058 Nr. 02059 Nr. 02015 Nihonshokken Nihonshokken Nihonshokken Teriyaki Sauce Yakiniku Sauce Black Pepper Sauce 6/2kg 6/2kg 6/2kg Nr. 02016 Nr. 02017 Nr. 02018 Otafuku Otafuku Popeye Okonomi Sauce Yakisoba Sauce Tonkatsu sauce 6/2,2 L 6/2,2 L 6/1,8 L Nr. 02064 Nr. 02065 Nr. 02039 Seasonings — Vinegar / Special Sauces 4 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Bulgogi Sauce Bull dog Bull dog 8/2kg Tonkatsu Sauce Yakisoba Sauce Nr. 02030 6/1.8 L 6/1.8 L Nr. 02024 Nr. 02025 Shiro dashi Mizkan Men White Soy Sauce Ponzu Soup 6/1.8 L 6/1,8 L 6/1.8 L Nr. 02032 Nr. 03016 Nr. 03021 Yuzuya Honten Mizkan Kuki Shiburu Yuzu Sushi Su Sesam Oil Yuzu concentrate 6/1,8 L 10/1,6 kg 6/1,8 L Nr. 03029 Nr. 03018 Nr. 03007 Momoya Lucullus Nihonshokken Kimuchi Sauce Thai Chili Sauce Goma Dressing 15/1,2kg 5 L 12/1 L Nr. 02027 Nr. 02029 Nr. 02021 Nihonshokken Kousyo Kousyo Japanese Dressing Goma Dressing Aojisho Dressing Yuzu & Wasabi 12/1 L 12/1 L 12/1 L Nr. 02053 Nr. 02054 Nr. 02022 S&B Layu Mizkan Kimuchi Sauce Chill oil Rice vinegar 6/1 L 6*920g 6/250ml Nr. 02026 Nr. 04014 Nr. 03006 Seasonings — Special Sauces / Spices 5 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Mizkan Mizkan Imuraya Sushi Su Honteri Mirin Yuze azuki 6/250ml 6/250ml Red Bean Paste Nr. 03015 Nr. 03026 24/480g Nr. 02031 QP Momoya Kikkoman Mayonaise Kimuchi Sauce Sukiyaki Japan 4/6*450g 6/250 ml 20/450g Nr. 02028 Nr. 02036 Nr. 02023 Kikkoman Nihon Shokken Kamea Teriyaki Sauce Yakitori Sauce Wasabi. 6/250 ml 10/210 g Mayonaise Nr. 02038 Nr. 02047 10/210 g Nr. 02046 Shikoku Layu Yamaki Yuzu concentrate Chill oil Dashi no Moto 30/100 ml 10*31g 10/1 kg Nr. 03030 Nr. 04013 Nr. 04009 Shimadaya Ajinomoto S&B Dashi no moto Hondashi Japanese 10/1 kg 10/1 kg Curry Flakes Nr. 04019 Nr. 04027 20/1 kg Nr. 04010 S&B S&B Woomtree Premium Wasabi Powder Wasabi Wasabi Powder Hot Japan 10/1 kg Japan 10/1 kg Nr. 04004 10/1 kg Nr. 04002 Nr. 04001 Special Sauces / Sea Spices 6 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Kinjirushi S&B S&B Wasabi Powder Kinjirushi Take Out (Wasabi bits) Kona Wasabi Wasabi 10/1 kg 10/1 kg Japan Nr. 04005 Nr. 04028 8/500*2,5 g Nr. 04006 S&B Noritama Kinjirushi Wasabi Tubes Furikake Take Out 10/10*43 g 10/1 k g Wasabi Nr. 04007 Nr. 07008 4/5/200*2,5 g Nr. 04018 Sukiyake Tarako Aji Doraku Furikake Furikake Furikake 10/1 k g 10/1 k g 10/1 k g Nr. 07009 Nr. 07010 Nr. 07011 Wasabi Sake Fumi Sesam Nori Furikake Furikake Furikake 10/1kg Sake Fumi 20/450 g Nr. 07033 10/1 kg Nr. 07025 Nr. 07012 Yasai Yukari Wasabi Furikake Furikake Furikake Japan 20*200 g 10/30 g 25/200 g Nr. 07034 Nr. 07035 Nr. 07013 Aji Doraku Suki Yake Yukari Furikake Furikake Furikake 10/30 g 10/30 g 12/10*26 g Nr. 07041 Nr. 07042 Nr. 07056 Sea Spices/ Spices 7 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Noritama Black Roasted White Roasted Furikake Sesam Sesam 10/30 g 10/1 kg 10/1 kg Nr. 07040 Nr. 07018 Nr. 07019 Wasabi Flavoured Soy Flavoured Kimchee flavoured Sesam Sesam Sesam 12/100 g 12/100 g 2/20/80 g Nr. 07023 Nr. 07024 Nr. 07022 Wasabi flavour Yuzu Flavour Kimuchi Fl. Seasam Sesam Sesam . 10/1kg 10/1kg 10/kg Nr. 07059 Nr. 07058 Nr. 07060 Yamafuku Nagatanien Aonori Masago Arare Arare topping 50/250g 12/300 g 10/300 g Nr. 07015 Nr. 07057 Nr. 07048 Katsouboshi Savour Sakura 12/100 g Wasabi peas Denbu Nr. 04015 6/12*100 g 24/500 ml Nr. 04017 Nr. 07036 Crispy Seaweed Crispy Seaweed Yuzu Chips Chips Powder Hot flavour Original flavour 20/80 g 12/100 g 12/100 g Nr. 04023 Nr. 04025 Nr. 04026 Spices/Oil 8 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Shichimi S&B New Gem Foods Tougarashi Sansho Origami wraps 10/10*15 kg 16/10*12g Mango Chipotle Nr. 04012 Nr. 04022 5*20sheets Nr. 7055 Shichimi S&B S&B Tougarashi Select Ex Kuro 30/300 g Ito Kiri Gomashio Nr. 04011 10*100 g 12/10/35 g Nr. 04020 Nr. 04021 Sunflower Soya Sesam Oil Oil Oil 20L 20L 6/1.85L Nr. 02067 Nr. 02066 Nr. 02068 Sea weed 9 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Kaitatuya Kaitakuya Kaitatuya Yakisushi nori Yakisushi Nori Yakisushi nori Gold Full Size Gold Half Size Silver Half Size 80/50sh 80/100 sh 80/100sh Nr. 07004 Nr. 07043 Nr. 07003 Kaitatuya Kaitatuya Nihon nori Yakisushi nori Yakisushi nori Green Half Cut Silver Full Size 50/10sh 10*200sh 80/50sh Nr. 07031 Nr. 07032 Nr. 07002 Nihon Nihon Nori Nihon Nori Nori Green Silver Half Size Silver Label. Full Size 10/100sh 10/50 sheets 10/100sh Nr. 07052 Nr. 07046 Nr. 07001 Nihon Nori Shirakiku Shirakiku Gold Label Soy Sheet Soy Sheet 10/50 sheets Pink Orange Nr. 07045 15/20 pcs 15/20 pcs Nr. 07038 Nr. 07039 Shirakiku New Gem Foods New Gem Foods Soy Sheet Origami wraps Origami wraps Green Tomato Carrot Ginger 15/20 pcs 5*20sheets 5*20sheets Nr. 07038 Nr. 7047 Nr. 7053 New Gem Foods New Gem Foods New Gem Foods Origami wraps Origami wraps Origami wraps Pineapple Haba- Mango Yuzu nero 5*20sheets 5*20sheets 5*20sheets Nr. 7037 Nr. 7029 Nr. 7054 Sushi Nori / Pickled Vegetables 10 [email protected] Tel: 0858768688 Cut Wakame Konbu Konbu 12/250g 10/1 kg 10*45 g Nr. 07016 Nr. 07017 Nr. 07026 Sushi Sushi Sushi Gary Pink Gary White Gari 10/1 kg 10/1 kg 4/25*60 g Nr. 08001 Nr. 08002 Nr. 08012 Sushi Fukujinzuke Kyure Zuke Gary White 10/1 kg Ao Kappa Take Out Nr. 08006 10/1 kg 5/200*5 g Nr. 08007 Nr. 08003 Kanpyo Beni Shibazuke 10/1 kg Shoga 10/1 kg Nr. 08005 10/1 kg Nr. 08010 Nr. 08009 Takuwan Slice Kyure Zuke Sushiyo 10/1 kg Chakappa Shibazuke Nr. 08011 10/1 kg 10/1 kg Nr. 08014 Nr.
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