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About the Product
This is the original Kyo Rayu (Kyoto Chili Oil) from Ochanoko Saisai, famous for its rich flavor and aromatic ingredients, capturing the essence of Kyoto's spice tradition. This chili oil is so flavorful and packed with ingredients that it's often referred to as an “eating chili oil.”

【What Makes it Special?】
Loaded with Kujo Leeks: This chili oil is infused with generous amounts of Kyoto’s prized Kujo Green Onions (Kujo Leeks). The onions are slow-cooked until soft and sweet, giving the oil a wonderfully rich aroma and a distinctive, smooth texture.

Rich, Savory Flavor: Unlike simple chili oils, Kyo Rayu has a complex, savory taste. The natural sweetness of the Kujo leeks blends perfectly with the fragrance of sesame oil and the umami of garlic, creating a balanced flavor profile that goes beyond just heat.
 

1 bottle = 90g
 

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