Shizuoka Hon Wasabi. Uncolored & fragrance-free, 100％ Hon Wasabi from Shizuoka Japan. (Cut Wasabi into large pieces Past 1.5oz(42g))

This is the best - real Wasabi - and a friend of mine is from Shizuoka and a chef - I love this Wasabi {have tried others while I was waiting for this product to be restocked - they just did not compare} I love Japanese food yet have also found that simple boiled or mashed potatoes with butter and pepper and of course Shizuoka Hon Wasabi is so delicious. It is real, so like sushi you just need a little- In regard to reviews that mistakenly thought they had received an expired product all I can say is " Come on people, really -" the year, the month, the day - it is coming from another country.

This is real wasabi, not the powdered stuff mixed with water and other fillers, or ones mixed with horseradish to make it spicier, or with green food coloring.If you have never tried real wasabi, this is a great one to try. It's more course and chunky rather than smooth and creamy like other processing.Japanese wasabi has more flavor and is less spicy than western horseradish. Horseradish is for a steak or roast beef sandwich not sushi or other Japanese food...

Love this. If I’m spending a fortune in sushi I want real wasabi. This is great quality, texture is great and it brings the heat.

Once i used this wasabi, then I can’t use normal wasabi which are sold in grocery stores. I am glad to find this and made in Japan!

It tastes (is) authentic, and great texture for sashimi.

good stuff

I was looking for a wasabi that was Whole30 compliant. This is not compliant. Very disappointed that it does not list the ingredients online, but the customer has to rely on the verbiage within the description and still not receive the information needed. I can’t have those extra added ingredients and this product cannot be returned to Amazon either. UGH!

Amazon describes this product as “100% Natural Hon Wasabi from Shizuoka”.I understand this product is a paste, but apparently “100% Wasabi” doesn’t mean COMPLETELY or ENTIRELY wasabi in Japanese. I also found this product to be unpleasantly sweet, most likely due to the artificial sweetener sorbitol.For your additional information:INGREDIENTS: WASABI, MALTOSE, SALT, VEGETABLE OIL (RAPESEED OIL), DIETARY FIBER, SORBITOL, CELLULOSE, MODIFIED STARCH, SPICE EXTRACT, CYCLIC OLIGOSACCHARIDE, CITRIC ACID, SODIUM L-ASCORBATE, XANTHAN GUM. CONTAINS: WHEAT.