Flavor name:

Three

brand	Hananishikido
Package information	bag
flavor	Three
Product weight	310 grams
number of units	1 piece

The kombu seaweed cooked in the soup stock of the famous suppon restaurant Hananishikido is finely chopped like pine needles.

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brand	Hananishikido
packing size	23.2 x 17.6 x 4.2cm; 310g
Container type	bag
Maker	Hananishikido
Product weight	310 grams

"Matsunoha Konbu" from Hananikido, a long-established restaurant in Osaka. Hananishikido is a long-established restaurant that is famous for its soft-shelled turtle (soft-shelled turtle) cuisine. It literally looks like pine needles, and the surface of the thinly cut kombu is filled with crystals of soft-shelled turtle soup stock extract. When you put a pinch of it in your mouth, the kelp and soft-shelled turtle soup stock along with the salty flavor and slightly sour taste spread in your mouth, and then the refreshing aroma of Japanese pepper spreads in the aftertaste.

White rice and soup are surprisingly suitable for egg over rice, dipping, cold tofu, and grated radish. It has a strong umami flavor, so it should be possible to combine it with various dishes as an alternative to soy sauce.

How about a little souvenir for those who know the taste?

Matsunohakonbu

There is no doubt that chopsticks will not stop when you put it on rice.