from €17.30
€692.00 / Kg
€17.30€692.00 / Kg
Nori seaweed proposed here come from the Mie Prefecture. They are completely natural, without additives, without preservatives. You will appreciate the rich and iodized notes.
€17.30€692.00 / Kg
Nori
Our nori, premium-quality Japanese seaweed, is cultivated and harvested with respect for Japanese traditions. Enjoy its naturally briny flavors and natural nutritional values. Our nori sheets are perfect for making maki rolls, onigiri, sprinkled over a dish, or a bowl of white rice. These sushi seaweed sheets can also be used in many other ways.
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€17.40
€348.00 / Kg
€17.40€348.00 / Kg
Hari nori, nori "needles" in Japanese, also known as “kizami nori” is nori seaweed finely cut into angel hair shape.
€17.40€348.00 / Kg
€8.60
€286.67 / Kg
(2 reviews)
Our craftsman, Marutoku Nori , has been a master in the production of nori since 1949 in Hiroshima.
€8.60
€286.67 / Kg
(2 reviews)
from €6.50
€406.25 / Kg
€6.50€406.25 / Kg
Japan has five major nori production areas: Ariake Sea, the Seto Inland Sea, the Aichi, Miyagi and Chiba coastlines. Most renowned quality of Japanese nori is that produced in Ariake Sea, located in south-western Japan.
Fresh water from the many rivers that flow into the sea reduces salt water salinity. This gives nori...
€6.50€406.25 / Kg
€6.50
€406.25 / Kg
(1 review)
Japan has five major nori production areas: Ariake Sea, the Seto Inland Sea, the Aichi, Miyagi and Chiba coastlines. Most renowned quality of Japanese nori is that produced in Ariake Sea, located in south-western Japan.
Fresh water from the many rivers that flow into the sea reduces salt water salinity. This gives nori...
€6.50
€406.25 / Kg
(1 review)
(3 reviews)
from €5.20
€325.00 / Kg
€5.20
€325.00 / Kg
(3 reviews)
Japan has five major nori production areas: Ariake Sea, the Seto Inland Sea, the Aichi, Miyagi and Chiba coastlines.
Most renowned quality of Japanese nori is that produced in Ariake Sea, located in south-western Japan. Fresh water from the many rivers that flow into the sea reduces salt water salinity.
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€5.20
€325.00 / Kg
(3 reviews)
(3 reviews)
€5.20
€325.00 / Kg
€5.20
€325.00 / Kg
(3 reviews)
Japan has five major nori production areas: Ariake Sea, the Seto Inland Sea, the Aichi, Miyagi and Chiba coastlines.
Most renowned quality of Japanese nori is that produced in Ariake Sea, located in south-western Japan. Fresh water from the many rivers that flow into the sea reduces salt water salinity.
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€5.20
€325.00 / Kg
(3 reviews)
Nori is an edible red seaweed that grows on rocks in shallow waters. In the wild, nori seaweed is red with folded blades that can be red, pink, brown or dark green. As we know it, nori is made from a species of red seaweed in the porphyra yezoensis genus.
Cultivated nori is produced in large quantities in southern Japan, on the...
€59.00
€6.80
€56.67 / Kg
€6.80€56.67 / Kg
Tsukudani
Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese delicacy. In its simplest form, it consists of seaweed slowly simmered in soy sauce and mirin or sugar. More elaborate versions are made with fish, meat, shellfish, mushrooms...
Tsukudani has two roots behind its name. “Tsukuda” comes from Tsukudajima (Chuo, present-day Tokyo). During the Edo...
€6.80€56.67 / Kg
€59.00
€614.58 / Kg
€59.00€614.58 / Kg
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Nori is an edible red seaweed that grows on rocks in shallow waters. In the wild, nori seaweed is red with folded blades that can be red, pink, brown or dark green. As we know it, nori is made from a species of red seaweed in the porphyra yezoensis genus.
Cultivated nori is produced in large quantities in southern Japan, on the...
€59.00€614.58 / Kg
€8.70
€290.00 / Kg
€8.70€290.00 / Kg
Futomaki is a thick roll of sushi containing several fillings, prepared using a bamboo mat. Futomaki is a type of sushi roll that is thicker than other types of sushi, such as hosomaki.
Although both are wrapped in a sheet of nori on the outside and contain a layer of vinegared rice on the inside, hosomaki is thin and slender,...
€8.70€290.00 / Kg
€5.85
€390.00 / Kg
€5.85€390.00 / Kg
Kizami nori is nori seaweed that has been roasted and finely cut into strips 0.5 to 1.5 mm wide. Kizami nori is therefore chopped nori. Natural and unseasoned, it is perfect for garnishing your dishes.
It has a very pleasant crunchy texture. Kizami nori is made from seaweed with an intense flavor, very aromatic and bright in...
€5.85€390.00 / Kg
€5.85
€390.00 / Kg
€5.85€390.00 / Kg
In Japanese, the term “maki” refers to any type of sushi roll containing nori seaweed, and ‘te’ means “hand.” Thus, temaki is defined as a variety of sushi characterized by being rolled by hand into a cone shape.
In Japan, it is called makizushi or maki sushi. There are several types of sushi rolls:
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€5.85€390.00 / Kg
€8.65
€288.33 / Kg
€8.65€288.33 / Kg
Hosomaki is a type of sushi roll that is thinner than other types of sushi, such as futomaki. Although both are wrapped in a sheet of nori on the outside and contain a layer of vinegared rice on the inside, hosomaki is thin and slender, while futomaki has a larger diameter.
When sushi rice is wrapped in a sheet of nori seaweed...
€8.65€288.33 / Kg
€7.00
€291.67 / Kg
€7.00€291.67 / Kg
from €15.35
€511.67 / Kg
€15.35€511.67 / Kg
Nori is at the heart of Japanese cuisine, an exceptional seaweed harvested on the shores of the Ariake sea.
€15.35€511.67 / Kg
€8.60
€286.67 / Kg
(3 reviews)
Our craftsman, Marutoku Nori , has been a master in the production of nori since 1949 in Hiroshima.
€8.60
€286.67 / Kg
(3 reviews)
€25.50
€850.00 / Kg
€25.50€850.00 / Kg
Nori seaweed from Tôshi island (Mié Prefecture) is particularly famous for its very delicate flavor and its deep taste (this is explained by the quality, the purity and the clearness of the sea water of the area).
€25.50€850.00 / Kg
€16.50
€550.00 / Kg
€16.50€550.00 / Kg
Its crispiness is surprising and the iodized flavors are intense for these nori seaweed.
€16.50€550.00 / Kg
€6.50
€650.00 / Kg
(2 reviews)
Seaweeds
Nori is an edible red seaweed that grows on rocks in shallow waters. In the wild, nori seaweed is red with folded blades that can be red, pink, brown or dark green. As we know it, nori is made from a species of red seaweed in the porphyra yezoensis genus.
Cultivated nori is produced in large quantities in southern Japan, on the...
€6.50
€650.00 / Kg
(2 reviews)
Find our nori seaweed in various formats. Discover our nori seaweed available in different formats: nori sheets, nori flakes, nori cups, nori strips... perfect for various uses. Be sure not to get them wet to preserve their crunchiness.
Where does nori grow?
Saga Bay, in the Ariake Sea, is the iconic region for nori cultivation, a seaweed widely used in Japanese cuisine. This area accounts for 20% of Japan’s production, or even 40% when including Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Nagasaki. Saga Bay is surrounded by mountains, whose sediments and rivers flow into the sea. This mineral-rich environment gave rise to nori farming in the early 20th century.
What does nori taste like?
When eaten fresh, right after harvesting, seaweed sheets offer a very pleasant, light salinity that is never overpowering. The unique interplay of fresh water currents from the surrounding mountains and the saline marine currents imparts the characteristic vegetal notes to the renowned Saga nori. Its taste is long-lasting, pleasant, and refreshing. To make dried nori, fishermen mince and chop the fresh nori before mixing it with fresh water.
How to eat nori seaweed?
Nori sheets are perfect for making sushi or enjoying in salads. Nishikidôri sushi seaweed is easy to use. You’ll enjoy its briny flavor and high-quality texture. To ensure the quality of a sushi sheet, no "holes" should be visible. Our sushi nori comes directly from Japan.
Where to find nori seaweed?
Your Japanese grocery store, Nishikidôri, offers a wide selection of quality nori sheets online. You can also find our nori seaweed at Nishikidôri Paris, 6 Rue Villedo, 75001 PARIS, France.
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