
Description
Tobiko is flying fish roe, commonly used in Japanese cuisine for its small, crunchy texture and distinctive appearance. This seasoned black tobiko adds a striking dark accent to sushi, gunkan sushi, canapés, salads and other Japanese dishes.
Its popping texture contrasts well with soft sushi rice and seafood, while the black colour makes it especially useful as a finishing garnish when you want to add visual contrast to a dish.
What is tobiko?
Learn what flying fish roe tastes like, how it is used in sushi and the difference between tobiko, masago and ikura.