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Made with dried seaweed from Wando [Mamari]
Perilla Seed Seaweed Soup

Seaweed soup is savory on its own, but Mamari has prepared a seaweed soup with added perilla seeds from Korea. Made with dried seaweed from Wando, it has a very soft texture that goes down smoothly. The rich umami flavor from the deeply brewed broth makes it even more delicious. Best of all, with a generous amount of savory perilla powder, it's an excellent hot and hearty soup dish. Just prepare freshly cooked rice and spicy kimchi for a simple yet delicious meal.

About Brand

Mamari's food doesn't sparkle. That's because they don't use a lot of oil or corn syrup to make it look shiny. They also don't use caramel for coloring or glacial acetic acid to create a sour taste. Since they only handle fresh ingredients, they never use any frozen products. More importantly, when discussing the taste of Korean food, one must look at what kind of broth and traditional sauces are used. Mamari avoids commercial powders and concentrates, instead simmering broths for long hours over the fire. Their special know-how includes doenjang (soybean paste) and ganjang (soy sauce) sourced from Okcheon, Chungbuk, the chef's hometown, and handmade plum extract.

Made with dried seaweed from Wando [Mamari]
Perilla Seed Seaweed Soup

Seaweed soup is savory on its own, but Mamari has prepared a seaweed soup with added domestic perilla seeds. Using dried seaweed from Wando, it has an incredibly soft texture that slides down easily. The deeply simmered broth offers a profound umami flavor, making it even more delicious. Best of all, with a generous addition of savory perilla seed powder, it's an incomparably warm and hearty soup dish. Just prepare freshly cooked rice and spicy kimchi for a simple yet delicious meal.

About Brand

Mamari's food isn't flashy. This is because they don't add or apply a lot of oil or syrup for a shiny appearance. They don't use caramel for coloring or glacial acetic acid for sourness. They only handle fresh ingredients, so they never use frozen products. More importantly, when discussing the taste of Korean food, one must consider what kind of broth and traditional sauces are used. Mamari avoids commercial powders and concentrates, instead simmering broths over a long time by hand. Doenjang and ganjang sourced from Okcheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, the chef's hometown, and handmade plum extract are Mamari's special secrets.

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