
Soy-marinated seafood, an old craft made safer
A Korean marinated side dish: cool the simmered soy sauce, pour it over raw seafood and wait. We keep the grain of the raw flesh and the aroma of the soy sauce, and use HPP instead of heat to set a new standard for safety and distribution.
See today's lineupEarliest record
1600s
Maturation time
12–72 hours
Heat-free safety
HPP
Today's lineup
4 items
03 · Four items
Four soy-marinated items, and what sets them apart
What changes is the raw material and the time. The soy sauce blend and non-thermal HPP are the same across all four. Select an item to see its raw material, blend, maturation, sales channel, recipes and specifications.
- RICE
Ganjang gejang
The original "rice thief": roe-laden female gazami crab, steeped for three days
- Raw material
- Korean-produced gazami crab · brewed soy sauce
- Maturation
- 48–72 hours
- BOWL
Saeu-jang
Steeped whole in the shell, one bowl with the snap of the meat intact
- Raw material
- Korean-produced whiteleg shrimp · brewed soy sauce
- Maturation
- 12–24 hours
- PRIME
Jeonbok-jang
Wando abalone steeped with its viscera — a jar that goes out as a gift
- Raw material
- Korean-produced live abalone · brewed soy sauce
- Maturation
- 24 hours
- PRIME
Muneo-jang
Octopus turns rubbery when cooked, so we steep it raw — this one is all texture
- Raw material
- Korean-produced octopus · brewed soy sauce
- Maturation
- 24–36 hours
* Every item in this catalog is at the development concept stage and has not launched yet. The specifications, figures and shelf life shown are development targets and may differ from the final launch specification.

