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Kōmi, Fish Shaped Soy Sauce Sachets, x 500The Soy Sauce Format Your Customers Know Without Being Told Fish shaped soy sauce sachets are the most recognisable single serve format in sushi takeaway. Each 3ml tare bin holds a controlled portion of Kmi dark soy sauce twist off the cap, dispense, done. No mess in the delivery bag, no wasted sauce, no explanation required. This 500 sachet case is built for high volume sushi operations, catering, and hotel food service where per cover consistency
The Soy Sauce Format Your Customers Know Without Being Told
Fish-shaped soy sauce sachets are the most recognisable single-serve format in sushi takeaway. Each 3ml tare-bin holds a controlled portion of Kōmi dark soy sauce — twist off the cap, dispense, done. No mess in the delivery bag, no wasted sauce, no explanation required. This 500-sachet case is built for high-volume sushi operations, catering, and hotel food service where per-cover consistency matters as much as presentation.
More from the Kōmi soy range: gluten-free tamari soy sauce, gluten-free teriyaki sauce and soy sauce sachets (x400).
Why Chefs Choose This
- Portion control: 3ml per sachet means consistent soy sauce volume per cover — no over-serving, no waste across a high-volume service
- Instant legibility: The fish format signals sushi without a label — customers know exactly what it is before they open it
- Bulk economy: 500 sachets per case keeps cost per unit below 10p and reduces reorder frequency during service weeks
- Leak-proof in transit: Sealed twist-off cap stays closed in delivery bags, cleaner than tear-open flat sachets
How to Use
- Sushi takeaway: One sachet per individual box or bento is the professional standard across UK sushi operations
- Sushi platters: Two to three sachets per platter serving two to four covers
- Catering and events: Place alongside sushi platters for clean, self-service portioning without staff involvement
- Hotel room service: Compact format sits on trays without spillage risk during delivery
The story behind the fish
The fish-shaped soy sauce container — called a tare-bin (タレビン) in Japanese, from tare meaning sauce and bin meaning vessel — has been part of bento and takeaway culture since the mid-twentieth century. The design is functional throughout: a squeezable body for measured dispensing, a narrow nozzle to limit over-pouring, and a sealed twist cap built for transport. Inside is Kōmi dark soy sauce, made for Kōmi by a family that has brewed soy in Japan for eighteen generations using traditional methods. Kōmi brings that production tradition into a format designed specifically for professional kitchen and takeaway use.
What soy sauce do professional sushi restaurants use?
For takeaway and catering, the standard is a clean, rounded dark soy sauce with salt forward and no harsh edge — the profile that complements raw fish without overpowering delicate flavours. Kōmi's dark soy sauce fits that profile directly: the 3ml portion gives enough seasoning per piece without saturating the rice. For a product that handles thousands of covers per week without being noticed, the calibration is exactly what a professional operation needs. For a full breakdown of soy sauce styles and how Japanese kitchens use them, read the SushiSushi soy sauce guide.
Product Details
| Product Type | Fish-Shaped Soy Sauce Sachets (Tare-bin) |
| Brand | Kōmi |
| Origin | Japan |
| Pack Quantity | 500 sachets |
| Sachet Volume | 3ml |
| Storage | Ambient, cool and dry |
What are fish-shaped soy sauce bottles called?
In Japan they are called tare-bin (タレビン) — tare meaning sauce, bin meaning vessel. The fish shape is the most common design, though the format exists in other shapes. Tare-bin have been standard in bento packaging since the mid-twentieth century and remain the default soy sauce accompaniment for takeaway sushi across Japan and internationally.
How many fish soy sauce sachets do I need per sushi order?
One sachet per individual bento or takeaway box is the professional standard. For larger platters serving two to four people, two to three sachets is typical. A 500-unit case covers approximately 400 to 500 individual takeaway orders — roughly one to two weeks of service for a busy sushi bar, depending on volume.
Are fish soy sauce sachets better than standard soy sauce packets for takeaway?
For sushi, yes. Tear-open flat sachets leak easily in delivery bags and leave residue on packaging. The tare-bin format is sealed with a twist-off cap: the customer controls when and how much is dispensed, and the packaging stays clean en route. The fish shape also signals authenticity — it tells the customer this is a proper sushi operation rather than a generic delivery outlet. We also stock the more economical flat soy sauce sachets for high-volume use.
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