Top 5 products for Shiso
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my favorite Japanese herb. good.
Very fresh and delicious pairing with of my creamy mentaiko udon
Have got em a few times, this time it looks not super fresh but not too bad either. Happy to able to get from Weee
I was surprised there were more than I expected. I'll try using them all.
It's the usual shiso leaves! I'm so happy to get so many!
Fresh shiso leaves have arrived.
The perilla leaves were very fresh; there were many small bunches in one box. We used them for grilling meat and also cooked with bullfrog.
Dipping in sesame oil and soy and leave it in refrigerator for 30 minutes or so and eat over rice like NORI. Sooooo good!!
Ten bunches of fresh shiso leaves! We'll divide them into smaller portions for later use. Storing them vertically and keeping the stems submerged in water will help them last longer, so no worries there! They're surprisingly quick to use up in pasta, omelets, inari sushi, cold tofu, and as a garnish for udon noodles.
Classic perilla scrambled eggs, very delicious.
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Good condition, excited to try with my pork belly grill.
Why are perilla leaves expensive in the U.S.? They are fresh, and the quantity is larger than expected.
Leaves arrived in excellent condition without signs of mishandling. Exceptional freshness as shown and abundant amount of product.
in good condition
The perilla leaves are in the best condition this time!!
I usually eat perilla leaves with Korean BBQ to wrap meat and rice, but recently found out that perilla leaves and oil are rich in antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids. Going to start adding them to salads and stir-fries more often!
on the smaller side this time but still good
Fresh and good!
The perilla leaves are in better condition than those at the local Korean mart.
I always order from here because it is cheaper and fresher than Korean supermarkets. This time too, it arrived fresh and in generous quantities.
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Arrived in perfect condition
It's a pretty perilla flower.
Fresh vegetables, cheap
The perilla leaves are small and old
Fresh and delicious. Lasts a long time in the fridge too. A must have for Bun Bo Hue
Veggies smell good
Fresh vegetables are cheaper than at the market.
good quality, very fresh
Perilla leaves are very fresh and delicious.
I like perilla leaves; they make stir-fried fish very fragrant.
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Got my order today and so disappointed
Vietnamese lemon balm has a very fragrant smell.
The prices are much better than Asian markets, the food is fresh, and it's packaged very carefully. I need to buy groceries from Wee every week, but there's no fresh food delivery service through Gofftown, so I can only order through a friend or acquaintance. It's a shame because it's so inconvenient! Hopefully, they will offer fresh food delivery through Gofftown in the future. I'll only buy from Wee and won't need to go to any other market anymore.
The perilla leaves were badly damaged.
Today the Vietnamese coriander was fresh on the outside but wilted on the inside; hopefully, next time we'll get fresher herbs.
Fresh, delicious, I've bought it many times.
They're only available occasionally, but the vegetables today are fresh and delicious.
Very fresh, so buy it.
The vegetables are so fresh, it's been a long time since Wee had them in stock. Tomorrow I'll cook vermicelli soup with Vietnamese coriander. Absolutely fantastic!
The vegetables are still fresh and green.
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It tastes like yukari! Second time trying it. Delicious!!!
This is incredibly useful for lunchboxes and things like that! It's delicious when added to omelets.
Excellent furikake, the shiso gives whatever you shake it on a purplish coloring and a lovely shiso leaf flavor. Love this one. All the furikake by this brand are top notch.
This is an interesting flavor. For some reason, I can't taste anything in particular. I can taste that it is salty and sweet though.
Someone I know made me onigiri with this furikake a while ago, and I'm not sure if it will taste the same. It was really delicious.
The perilla scent is wonderful, I love it!
This furikake is sour and nice and salty and not sweet. I really love it with rice and canned tuna.
I hope it tastes good!
Added just the right amount of flavor
This is a very delicious seasoning. It's very convenient for making Japanese-style dishes.
Popular recipes
Shiso Fried Rice
A quick and simple recipe that brings the unique flavors of shiso leaf to the heartiness of fried rice. It's easy to prepare in a rice cooker, making it a perfect weeknight meal. You'll need a handful of shiso, cooked rice, soy sauce, sesame oil, and eggs.
Instant Pot Shiso Chicken
Juicy, tender chicken with a fresh, herby twist. This dish utilizes the pressure-cooking capabilities of your Instant Pot to sear and cook chicken, which is then glazed with a divine shiso and soy sauce reduction. Required ingredients are chicken breasts, shiso leaves, soy sauce, garlic, and honey.
Stir-fried Shrimp and Shiso
A delightful stir-fry that pairs succulent shrimp with aromatic shiso. A hint of chili adds a kick to the mix. Making the most of your stir-fry pan, this dish is as tasty as it’s quick to make. The ingredients are shrimp, shiso, chili peppers, oil, and soy sauce.
Shiso Soba Noodles
A refreshing and revitalizing dish, shiso soba noodles is an excellent option for a light lunch or dinner. It requires shiso leaves, soba noodles, soy sauce, sesame seeds, and green onions for the recipe.
Miso Soup with Shiso
This miso soup with shiso recipe brings out the comforting umami flavors of miso while highlighting the unique flavor of shiso. All you need are shiso leaves, miso paste, tofu, green onions, and seaweed.
Frequently asked questions
What is shiso?
Shiso is a culinary herb, used in Asian cuisine, particularly that of Japan and Korea. It is a member of the mint family and has a unique flavor.
What is shiso used for?
Shiso is often used in salads, sushi, sashimi and other Japanese dishes. It can also be used in sauces, soups and stews.
Can I eat shiso raw?
Yes, shiso can be eaten raw and is often used as a garnish or in salads.
Are there different varieties of shiso?
Yes, there are two main varieties of shiso - green and red. Green shiso has a slightly spicier flavor, while red shiso is a bit milder.
Can shiso be grown at home?
Yes, shiso can be grown at home in pots or in the garden. It prefers well-drained soil and some sun.
Is there a substitute for shiso in recipes?
In some cases, mint or basil can be used as a substitute for shiso.
Does shiso have flowers?
Yes, shiso plants can have purple or pink flowers that can also be eaten.
What ingredients pair well with shiso?
Shiso pairs well with fish, meat, fruit, cheese, and other herbs.
What does shiso taste like?
Shiso leaves have a spicy taste, similar to cinnamon, clove, and cumin, with a hint of citrus.
Is shiso healthy?
Yes, shiso is rich in vitamins A and C, along with calcium and iron. It also has anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties.
Can shiso be cooked?
Yes, shiso can be cooked. It can be used in stir-fries, tempura, or added to soups and stews.
Where can I buy shiso?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Can shiso be frozen?
Yes, shiso can be frozen for later use. Just wash the leaves and dry them well before freezing.
What does the name 'shiso' mean?
Shiso is a Japanese term that translates to 'four seasons plant', which refers to its year-round growth.
How is shiso preserved?
Shiso leaves can be preserved in salt or used in the process of pickling.
Can I use shiso in drinks?
Yes, shiso can be used in cocktails, tea or freshly squeezed juices for a unique flavor twist.
Popular reviews
my favorite Japanese herb. good.
Very fresh and delicious pairing with of my creamy mentaiko udon
Have got em a few times, this time it looks not super fresh but not too bad either. Happy to able to get from Weee
I was surprised there were more than I expected. I'll try using them all.
It's the usual shiso leaves! I'm so happy to get so many!
Fresh shiso leaves have arrived.
The perilla leaves were very fresh; there were many small bunches in one box. We used them for grilling meat and also cooked with bullfrog.
Dipping in sesame oil and soy and leave it in refrigerator for 30 minutes or so and eat over rice like NORI. Sooooo good!!
Ten bunches of fresh shiso leaves! We'll divide them into smaller portions for later use. Storing them vertically and keeping the stems submerged in water will help them last longer, so no worries there! They're surprisingly quick to use up in pasta, omelets, inari sushi, cold tofu, and as a garnish for udon noodles.
Classic perilla scrambled eggs, very delicious.
Good condition, excited to try with my pork belly grill.
Why are perilla leaves expensive in the U.S.? They are fresh, and the quantity is larger than expected.
Leaves arrived in excellent condition without signs of mishandling. Exceptional freshness as shown and abundant amount of product.
in good condition
The perilla leaves are in the best condition this time!!
I usually eat perilla leaves with Korean BBQ to wrap meat and rice, but recently found out that perilla leaves and oil are rich in antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids. Going to start adding them to salads and stir-fries more often!
on the smaller side this time but still good
Fresh and good!
The perilla leaves are in better condition than those at the local Korean mart.
I always order from here because it is cheaper and fresher than Korean supermarkets. This time too, it arrived fresh and in generous quantities.
Arrived in perfect condition
It's a pretty perilla flower.
Fresh vegetables, cheap
The perilla leaves are small and old
Fresh and delicious. Lasts a long time in the fridge too. A must have for Bun Bo Hue
Veggies smell good
Fresh vegetables are cheaper than at the market.
good quality, very fresh
Perilla leaves are very fresh and delicious.
I like perilla leaves; they make stir-fried fish very fragrant.
Got my order today and so disappointed
Vietnamese lemon balm has a very fragrant smell.
The prices are much better than Asian markets, the food is fresh, and it's packaged very carefully. I need to buy groceries from Wee every week, but there's no fresh food delivery service through Gofftown, so I can only order through a friend or acquaintance. It's a shame because it's so inconvenient! Hopefully, they will offer fresh food delivery through Gofftown in the future. I'll only buy from Wee and won't need to go to any other market anymore.
The perilla leaves were badly damaged.
Today the Vietnamese coriander was fresh on the outside but wilted on the inside; hopefully, next time we'll get fresher herbs.
Fresh, delicious, I've bought it many times.
They're only available occasionally, but the vegetables today are fresh and delicious.
Very fresh, so buy it.
The vegetables are so fresh, it's been a long time since Wee had them in stock. Tomorrow I'll cook vermicelli soup with Vietnamese coriander. Absolutely fantastic!
The vegetables are still fresh and green.
It tastes like yukari! Second time trying it. Delicious!!!
This is incredibly useful for lunchboxes and things like that! It's delicious when added to omelets.
Excellent furikake, the shiso gives whatever you shake it on a purplish coloring and a lovely shiso leaf flavor. Love this one. All the furikake by this brand are top notch.
This is an interesting flavor. For some reason, I can't taste anything in particular. I can taste that it is salty and sweet though.
Someone I know made me onigiri with this furikake a while ago, and I'm not sure if it will taste the same. It was really delicious.
The perilla scent is wonderful, I love it!
This furikake is sour and nice and salty and not sweet. I really love it with rice and canned tuna.
I hope it tastes good!
Added just the right amount of flavor
This is a very delicious seasoning. It's very convenient for making Japanese-style dishes.
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