All Reviews of Slightly Spicy La Yu Chili Oil from Momoya (KARASOUDEKARAKUNAI SUKOSIKARAIRAYU)

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    As someone who loves cooking, the thing I look forward to most every time I visit Japan is browsing local supermarkets and discovering all kinds of great seasonings. I happened to find this Momoya chili oil at a supermarket, and after trying it once, I became a loyal customer. It has been a great help in the kitchen.

    It looks bright red and very spicy, but it actually isn't that hot. Whether I use it to make wontons in chili oil or simple dry noodles, just a small spoonful instantly fills the entire dish with aroma. Its enticing fragrance is truly different from ordinary chili oil and perfectly enhances the food's flavor.

    Besides the chili oil, I also recommend their butter garlic chips series, which is equally excellent. These are both kitchen staples that I quietly stock up on and buy again every time I visit Japan. I sincerely recommend them to anyone who enjoys cooking.

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    This chili oil from Momoya is a favorite that I’ll keep buying again and again! It’s not too spicy, just right for people who like a little heat. It’s very fragrant without overpowering the flavor of the food itself. I usually add a little when making noodle soup, and it instantly gives the whole bowl a fragrant, spicy flavor—simple and delicious. It also goes really well mixed into dipping sauce for dumplings. It’s a very useful bottle of chili oil to have at home, and I use it often. Most importantly, the small jar is more hygienic, so there’s no need to worry about it sitting around for too long.

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    This is really delicious. The spiciness isn't as strong as Laoganma chili sauce back home, but it has a rich, deep flavor. It's also gentle on the stomach. Sometimes when I don't have much of an appetite, I put it in a sandwich and it really hits the spot. My favorite chili sauce!

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