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Kokuho Rose® (2 kg)
Aah… the crown jewel in our collection! Kokuho Rose® is a gourmet Japanese medium grain rice. We love its tender, moist texture and slightly sweet afternote. It is slightly sticky. Continue Reading
Tsuru Mai® Brown (2 kg)
Tsuru Mai® is like the brown rice version of Kokuho rice — so don’t let the name confuse you. It comes from the same supplier and is a Calrose grain. Tsuru Mai is a high quality medium grain rice that is not as sticky as sushi rice or as dry and fluffy as long grain varieties. Continue Reading
