Collection: Korean soy sauces
Discover our collection of Korean soy sauces, perfect for bringing rich and authentic flavors to your dishes.
We offer two distinct ranges to meet all your culinary needs:
- Essential Soy Sauces: Classic and versatile options, ideal for everyday cooking. These sauces, available in various sizes, are suitable for your marinades, soups, and seasonings.
- Premium Soy Sauces: Designed for lovers of refined flavors. These sauces are made without preservatives and benefit from a natural fermentation process, guaranteeing deep aromas and exceptional quality. Perfect for enhancing your dishes.
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Ganjang - Soy Sauce - Sempio - 860g
Regular price €5,80 EURRegular priceUnit price €6,74 / per lSale price €5,80 EUR -
Ganjang - Artisanal Soy Sauce - Jook Jang Yeon - 250ml
Regular price €17,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €17,00 EUR -
Guk ganjang - Soup Soy Sauce - Sempio - 860g
Regular price €5,70 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €5,70 EUR -
Sold outGanjang - Soy Sauce - Sempio - 500g
Regular price €3,50 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €3,50 EURSold out -
Jinganjang - Jookjangyeon Fermented Artisan Soy Sauce 250 ml
Regular price €26,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €26,00 EUR -
Dashi-infused premium soy sauce – 350 g
Regular price €20,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €20,00 EUR
What is the difference between classic and premium soy sauce?
Our classic sauces are perfect for everyday use and offer excellent value for money. Premium sauces, on the other hand, are made using traditional methods, without preservatives, and naturally fermented for more complex and refined flavors.
Why is natural fermentation important in soy sauce?
Natural fermentation allows for the development of rich and complex aromas, without the addition of additives or preservatives. It is a traditional method that respects the original flavors of Korean cuisine.
Can I use these sauces for non-Korean dishes?
Absolutely! Our soy sauces are versatile and also suitable for Japanese, Chinese, or even for reinventing Western dishes such like salad dressings or meat marinades.





