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I didn't know they came in sets of two, but I'll make good use of them for my child's lunchbox.
I bought this to make inari sushi.
I bought them to stock up because they were on sale.
I really enjoyed the inari sushi.
I often pack this for my husband's lunch! If you stir-fry ground beef and scrambled eggs and mix them with rice, it makes for a super nutritious meal!
I bought this to make Inari sushi by stir-frying minced meat and mixing it in. Once you make and try it, you'll find yourself wanting to keep eating it.
I like it because I can make it quickly and easily.
A staple that I constantly repurchase! Great for making sushi at home!
I buy this often. It's delicious.
It's great for packing a child's school lunch.
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This is my first time buying it, I hope it tastes good!!!
Second reorder! Perfect for packing in a lunchbox~
Very good~~ It's perfect for packing in a lunch box
You can pack a lunch box in the simplest way~
I use it a lot in my kids' lunch boxes. It's delicious.
It's good to prepare the fried tofu sushi in advance when you don't have any side dishes. However, the bag was slightly torn and leaky when it was delivered.
Korean inari rice balls are smaller than Japanese ones, so I often use them in my children's lunch boxes.
I'm craving fried tofu sushi so I'll order it. It'll be delicious!
It's delicious even if you eat it directly without rice.
Great quality, as expected!
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yummy!!!!!
Even with the sale, the price doesn't seem that cheap... Still, since it's one of the tastiest inari sushi varieties, I bought two packs despite the slight discount. It is very delicious.
The portion is small, but it's convenient and delicious.
I've only ever eaten this in Korea, so it's nice to see it up here.
It is so easy and fun to make with the kids.
It arrived safely in the cooler bag.
It contains seaweed, fried tofu, and seasonings. Since it is a roll, it is easy to make because you just have to roll it up.
Inari sushi is easy to make and delicious.
Love this more than original yubuchobap!
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The quality is good, I will repurchase.
Tofu skin sushi, convenient and delicious
I haven't eaten it yet, but I'm going to cut it up and make rolled inari sushi.
This is my first time freezing inari sushi. I bought it to make for a vegan friend, so I hope it tastes good.
It's delicious. It's sweeter and more flavorful than Korean inari sushi.
I bought it because it was a bit cheaper than the others.
It's delicious!!!! It's sweet and the portion is good too.
Always a favorite
It has just the right amount of sweetness, which I like. The size is on the smaller side.
I haven't opened it yet, but the reviews are good. I bought it for lunch boxes.
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It arrived frozen and flattened.
Making lucky bags is not easy. I don't know why this one is so expensive. It might be a big reason.
The filling was cut open and made into lucky bags, but they were a bit difficult to handle. It's more practical to cook them in the broth before adding them to soup ramen. They're quite large; I wonder if that's why they're more expensive than the other option.
I bought it as an ingredient for Mala Tang.
Fried tofu is delicious when added to rice balls or used in hot pot.
Good one. Always keep some in my freezer.
The portion is on the small side.
must have in my freezer item
It's a great product; it meets my expectations.
I bought this to put in mala tang.
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Popular recipes
Yubu Rice Cooker Delight
This tasty and easy to make dish will fill you up in no time, featuring delicious yubu, fluffy rice, simple soy sauce, savory oyster sauce, and traditional nori. All of this is cooked together in your rice cooker, ensuring a beautifully soft and perfectly seasoned meal.
Stir Fried Yubu
Make your mealtime exciting with this stir-fried yubu dish. This recipe features yubu as the star, with a mix of garlic, scallions, soy sauce, and sesame oil - all tossed together in a stir frying pan to bring out the robust Asian flavors.
Instant Pot Yubu Wonder
This bold and flavorful recipe uses the convenience of an Instant Pot to cook your yubu. Alongside our main star yubu, we have some aromatic ginger, a dash of mirin, tangy rice vinegar, and lastly, umami-rich miso - coming together to deliver a mouth-watering experience.
Yubu Salad
Light yet savory, this Yubu Salad is perfect for a wholesome quick meal. The recipe combines yubu, fresh cucumbers, a touch of chili sauce, soy sauce, and roasted sesame seeds for an enticing Asian-inspired dressing.
Yubu Soup Delicacy
Nothing is more comforting than a warm bowl of soup. This recipe features the savory taste of yubu enriched with the umami of miso paste, flavor of onions, and a hit of soy sauce, making for a delightful comfort food.
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What is yubu?
Yubu, also called Inarizushi or tofu pouch, is a preparation of fried tofu typically filled with sushi rice. It's a popular ingredient in Japanese cuisine.
How does yubu taste?
Yubu is slightly sweet and savory, with a unique texture due to the combination of crispy fried tofu and fluffy sushi rice.
What are the nutritional benefits of yubu?
Yubu is a good source of protein and it's low in fat. It also contains important nutrients like calcium and iron.
Is yubu safe for people with allergies?
Yubu may not be suitable for people with soy allergies, as it's made from soybeans.
What is the proper way to store yubu?
Yubu should be kept in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate in an airtight container.
Are there vegetarian/vegan versions of yubu?
Yes, yubu itself is vegetarian and can easily be used in vegan dishes as long as it is filled or seasoned with vegan-friendly ingredients.
Where can I buy yubu?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
How many calories does yubu have?
The calorie content can vary based on the preparation and filling, but a typical piece of yubu (Inarizushi) has around 60-80 calories.
Where does yubu come from?
Yubu originates from Japan.
How is yubu typically eaten?
Yubu is typically consumed as a type of sushi or can be added to dishes like salads, miso soup, or stir-fries.
How long can yubu be stored for?
Unopened packaged yubu can generally be stored for up to a year. Once opened, it should be consumed within a few days.
Can I prepare yubu at home?
Yes, with the right ingredients and a little patience, you can prepare yubu at home.
Do I need to cook yubu before eating?
Yubu is typically consumed cooked. It is often fried and/or simmered in a seasoned broth.
What dishes can I make with yubu?
Popular dishes made with yubu include Inarizushi, yubu-chobap, and kitsune udon.
Is yubu gluten-free?
Yubu itself is gluten-free, but be cautious with the seasonings or fillings used, as some of them might contain gluten.
Can yubu be eaten raw?
No, yubu cannot be eaten raw as it is made by cooking tofu.
Popular reviews
- I didn't know they came in sets of two, but I'll make good use of them for my child's lunchbox.
- I bought this to make inari sushi.
- I bought them to stock up because they were on sale.
- I really enjoyed the inari sushi.
- I often pack this for my husband's lunch! If you stir-fry ground beef and scrambled eggs and mix them with rice, it makes for a super nutritious meal!
- I bought this to make Inari sushi by stir-frying minced meat and mixing it in. Once you make and try it, you'll find yourself wanting to keep eating it.
- I like it because I can make it quickly and easily.
- A staple that I constantly repurchase! Great for making sushi at home!
- I buy this often. It's delicious.
- It's great for packing a child's school lunch.
- This is my first time buying it, I hope it tastes good!!!
- Second reorder! Perfect for packing in a lunchbox~
- Very good~~ It's perfect for packing in a lunch box
- You can pack a lunch box in the simplest way~
- I use it a lot in my kids' lunch boxes. It's delicious.
- It's good to prepare the fried tofu sushi in advance when you don't have any side dishes. However, the bag was slightly torn and leaky when it was delivered.
- Korean inari rice balls are smaller than Japanese ones, so I often use them in my children's lunch boxes.
- I'm craving fried tofu sushi so I'll order it. It'll be delicious!
- It's delicious even if you eat it directly without rice.
- Great quality, as expected!
- yummy!!!!!
- Even with the sale, the price doesn't seem that cheap... Still, since it's one of the tastiest inari sushi varieties, I bought two packs despite the slight discount. It is very delicious.
- The portion is small, but it's convenient and delicious.
- I've only ever eaten this in Korea, so it's nice to see it up here.
- It is so easy and fun to make with the kids.
- It arrived safely in the cooler bag.
- It contains seaweed, fried tofu, and seasonings. Since it is a roll, it is easy to make because you just have to roll it up.
- Inari sushi is easy to make and delicious.
- Love this more than original yubuchobap!
- The quality is good, I will repurchase.
- It arrived frozen and flattened.
- Making lucky bags is not easy. I don't know why this one is so expensive. It might be a big reason.
- The filling was cut open and made into lucky bags, but they were a bit difficult to handle. It's more practical to cook them in the broth before adding them to soup ramen. They're quite large; I wonder if that's why they're more expensive than the other option.
- I bought it as an ingredient for Mala Tang.
- Fried tofu is delicious when added to rice balls or used in hot pot.
- Good one. Always keep some in my freezer.
- The portion is on the small side.
- must have in my freezer item
- It's a great product; it meets my expectations.
- I bought this to put in mala tang.
I really enjoyed the meal.
It’s a nice, large square shape, so it’s easy to make. It tastes good too!
The fried tofu is large, making it easy to make sushi.
The delivery arrived safely
The big square is cheaper.
Great for kids' menus!
I'm going to make fried tofu sushi.
I haven't tried it yet, but I'm looking forward to it.
A refrigerator essential! When you crave something tangy, there's nothing better than Inari sushi!
The quantity is very small, but I bought it because the reviews were good.
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