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Hi! I actually have Japanese Mayo in my fridge. I have tried it on shrimp but
it's not the sauce I'm looking for. It could be a component but then there is
definitely more.
I got it it "Yaohan" which is a big Japanese grocery store not far from here.
They have a very good fried rice packaged mix as well that I like. I like the
pot scrubbers from there too. They last forever and you can sanitize them in
the dishwasher.
Half the time I don't have a clue as to what I'm buying as 95% of the products
are labelled in Japanese. The English translations are often very funny
though. Things like: "We are fully supportive of good lunchtime
communication!" on a Bento Box (lunch box). On the other hand, I'm sure that
if I was translating from English to Japanese I'd have them rolling in the
aisles as well!

Thanks for the suggestion and on with the search!


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1 ISO: Japanese Steakhouse egg yolk sauce
  BudgetGal
2 Food network website
  Nancy in NC
3 Thank You: Thanks Nancy in NC but no luck(nt)
  BudgetGal
4 it's the Japanese Mayo!
  Michelle, Australia
5 Michelle:
  BudgetGal
6 I will ask mum & get back to you later
  Michelle, Australia
7 Japanese sauce:Michelle/Australia
  BG
8 BudgetGal, I shop at Yaohan too!
  Seppo
9 BG: You were right!
  Michelle, Australia
10 Seppo: Isn't going to Yaohan like taking
  BudgetGal
11 Forgot to say : our store is in a ...
  BG
12 BG, You're right! Yaohan is like
  Seppo
13 BudgetGal: Have you got it yet?
  proline
14 Proline: Sorry no Japanese sauce yet.(nt
  BG
15 ISO: Japanese Steakhouse egg yolk sauce
  Chris
16 Chris re: Japanese Steakhouse egg yolk
  BG
17 Recipe: Japanese egg yolk sauce
  Cathy in NYC
18 Thank You: Thanks Doug more...
  BG/Chicago
19 does not work
  rkatz/chicago
20 Thank You: Thanks for letting us know
  Betsy at TKL
21 Ron of Japan's sauce recipe?
  JimC, Oakley, CA
22 JimC, Oakley, CA
  BG/Chicago
23 BG, you couldn't open the site?
  Jim C, Oakley, ca
24 ISO: Ron of Japan,s Shrimp Sauce
  Jim
25 Recipe: Japanese Egg Yolk Sauce
  cmw
26 Recipe: Japanese Egg Yolk Sauce
  Tanya-Tampa, FL
27 Recipe(tried): Sakura Sauce (re: Japanese Egg Yolk Sauce)
  Jeff, Ohio
28 Recipe(tried): True Japanese Egg Yolk Sauce Recipe
  Keith Stillson - South Bend, IN
29 Recipe(tried): Ron of Japan's Egg Sauce (Golden Shrimp)
  Joe Chicago
30 re: Kampaii
  Dave CA
31 Recipe(tried): Golden Egg Yolk Sauce
  JAY
32 Recipe(tried): Ron of Japan's Koganeyaki Shrimp topping recipe
  Allan Yamakawa,Chicago, IL
33 Thank You: Ron of Japan Egg Yolk Sauce - Thank you
  Karen - formerly from Chicago
34 Recipe(tried): Shrimp Sauce like Japanese Steak House
  Tracy in Pennsylvania
35 Recipe(tried): Ron of Japan Salad Dressing
  JACKIE FROM ITASCA
36 Recipe: Japanese Golden Shrimp
  Dave, Chicago
37 ISO: Kampaii golden shrimp
  brian right behind kampii
38 Recipe(tried): Egg Yolk Sauce (Kampai copycat recipe)
  Nicki
39 Thank You: re: Sakura Sauce - Texture is key - custard like consistency
  Dave too
40 ISO: Ron of Japan Salad Dressing
  Zojo
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