Condiments
Enjoy MUJI's condiment range made with fresh ingredients. Discover authentic Japanese flavours such as Salty Plum Paste, known as Umeboshi, to bring a unique depth to home cooking.
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Experience comfort and convenience through MUJI Australia’s curated food range. Discover curries from across the world, delicate Baumkuchen cakes, wholesome soups, wafers & biscuits and Japanese confectionery. Great for gifting, sharing or everyday enjoyment, experience quality ingredients and convenient preparation in every category.
What Japanese food and snacks do you sell at MUJI?
MUJI offers a selection of Japanese snacks and pantry essentials, from festival-style Watagashi Fairy Floss and citrusy Banpeiyu candies to ginger drops, plum lollies, and chocolate-filled crackers. For more authentic Japanese flavours at home, explore rice kits, bottled teas and condiments. Browse more Japanese food at MUJI, available at your nearest store.
FAQs
Ingredients are transparently listed on all MUJI food packaging, allowing you to make informed choices. Many items are vegetarian-friendly, including rice kits, various confectionery options, bottled teas and certain crackers. However, some products contain seafood, dairy, or other animal-derived ingredients. Always review individual packaging carefully for specific allergen information.
MUJI regularly introduces seasonal and limited-edition items alongside bestselling staples, reflecting Japan's tradition of celebrating seasonal flavours. This evolving selection allows you to experience different aspects of Japanese food culture from home while discovering new favourites.
Absolutely. Curated selections of Japanese snacks, confectionery assortments or rice kit combinations make thoughtful presents. MUJI's minimal packaging creates a considered and refined presentation rather than generic gifting.
Combine complementary items, like traditional sweets with green tea, or rice kits with plum paste, to create personalised gift sets that introduce recipients to authentic Japanese flavours.