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2025 Gold Osechi Set

2025 Gold Osechi Set

Regular price $329.00
Regular price $349.00 Sale price $329.00
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Gold Set

Direct from Japan, this beautifully balanced Osechi set brings together time-honored New Year’s dishes and modern seasonal flavors. Each item is carefully prepared with premium ingredients to celebrate renewal, good fortune, and health in the year ahead. A true taste of Japanese tradition — beautifully presented and ready to share with family and friends.

Includes:

  • Aurora Cream Wrap – Soft pastry filled with creamy custard for a light, sweet touch.
  • Ichida Dried Persimmon – Naturally sweet Nagano-grown persimmon, dried and rich in flavor.
  • Sweet Mashed Sweet Potato (Kinton) – Golden sweet potato mash symbolizing prosperity.
  • Candied Chestnut – Tender chestnut simmered to a delicate sweetness.
  • Simmered Cod – Flaky cod simmered in a light soy glaze.
  • Red & White Kamaboko – Traditional celebratory fish cakes with smooth texture.
  • Seasoned Grilled Bamboo Shoot – Crunchy bamboo shoots flavored with bonito dashi.
  • Sweet & Spicy Lotus Root – Sliced lotus root with green beans and carrot in a mildly sweet soy glaze.
  • Sweet & Spicy Manganji Pepper – Japanese green pepper simmered with soy and bonito for gentle heat.
  • Teriyaki Yellowtail (Buri) – Fatty yellowtail glazed in a sweet-savory teriyaki sauce.
  • Candied Kumquat – Miyazaki-grown kumquats simmered in syrup for a bright citrus finish.
  • Simmered Shiitake with Yuzu – Fragrant shiitake mushrooms cooked with citrusy yuzu peel.
  • Simmered Ganmodoki & Green Beans – Fried tofu and green beans in savory dashi broth.
  • Pickled Daikon & Carrot (Kōhaku Namasu) – Red and white pickled vegetables representing celebration.
  • Salmon Roe in Soy Sauce – Hokkaido salmon roe marinated for rich umami flavor.
  • Seasoned Herring Roe with Edamame (Komochi Kombu Salad) – Herring roe and kelp tossed with edamame and soy dressing.
  • Simmered Komatsuna & Fried Tofu – Lightly seasoned Japanese mustard spinach and fried tofu.
  • Red Snow Crab Claw – Succulent crab claw with light seasoning.
  • Herring Roe (Kazunoko) – Crunchy herring roe marinated in soy — a wish for prosperity.
  • Marinated Spanish Mackerel with Kelp (Sawara Kobujime) – Mackerel lightly cured with kelp for delicate flavor.
  • Kombu Roll – Hokkaido kelp roll tied with gourd strips and simmered in soy sauce.
  • Candied Dried Sardines (Tazukuri) – Small sardines glazed in sweet soy, symbolizing abundance.
  • Grilled Shellfish Skewer – Tender shellfish glazed with soy and bonito.
  • Datemaki (Sweet Rolled Omelet) – Sweet, fluffy egg roll made with fish paste.
  • Candied Young Peach – Baby green peaches preserved in syrup for a sweet accent.
  • Naruto Kintoki Sweet Potato with Lemon – Tokushima-grown sweet potato simmered with lemon.
  • Sweet Simmered Shellfish Skewer (Baigai) – Savory shellfish braised in sweet soy sauce.
  • Seafood Salad – Mix of squid, surf clam, seaweed, and fish roe in creamy dressing.
  • Grilled Yuba Roll – Rolled tofu skin with a light soy glaze.
  • Millet Wheat Gluten (Awa Fu) – Soft, chewy wheat gluten flavored with soy and bonito.
  • Mugwort Wheat Gluten (Yomogi Fu) – Fragrant green wheat gluten with soy and bonito seasoning.
  • Red Wine Dried Tomato – Semi-dried tomato infused with red wine.
  • Onion Marinade – Sweet-tart Japanese onions in vinegar dressing.
  • Rose Salmon with Capers – Sliced salmon trout topped with capers for a bright accent.
  • Candied Walnuts – Crunchy walnuts glazed in sweet soy syrup.
  • Simmered Black Soybeans with Gold Leaf – Glossy sweet black beans, a symbol of good health.
  • Seasoned Pollock Roe (Mentaiko) – Mildly seasoned cod roe simmered with soy and dashi.
  • Octopus with Basil Sauce – Tender octopus tossed with basil, onion, and lemon.

Allergen Information

Contains or may contain: Wheat, Egg, Milk, Soy, Fish, Crab, Shrimp, Sesame, Walnut, Bonito, Mackerel.

*Slight Variations Possible.
*Photos Shown are Not to Scale.

Osechi Ryori Pickup is Wednesday, December 31, 2025.

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