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We supply a wide range of premium quality, fresh wasabi products direct to Restaurants, Wholesalers, specialty Providores and gourmet caterers right around the country.
We also sell specialty Graters to help ensure you prepare the perfect wasabi paste for your dining clientele.
All our wasabi is harvested fresh specifically for each order, then carefully trimmed and packed by hand and sent by overnight courier to ensure the highest quality and maximum freshness at all times.
To obtain a copy of our current Price List and Order Form, or if you would like to know more about any aspect of using fresh, authentic wasabi, please contact us at any time!

These hand-picked baby wasabi leaves are miniature versions of our popular full-sized leaves. With a sharp wasabi flavour they are a beautiful addition to any dish. Available as ‘micro’ (approx. 15mm) and ‘standard’ (approx. 30mm) sizes.
Currently out of season (available from July to October).
Commonly referred to as the ‘root’ of wasabi, these premium quality fresh wasabi stems provide an outstanding hot, sweet flavour and aroma when freshly grated. This is real wasabi at its best! Each stem has a typical weight of 120-220g .
Available all year round.
Wasabi’s glossy, deep-green, heart-shaped leaves are ideal as a garnish, to accompany sushi, or just to add a mild wasabi flavour to salads. Hand picked, size ranges from 90mm to 140mm diameter.
Available all year round in 1st and 2nd grade specifications.
Sliced up like spring onions, these tasty leaf stalks add a wonderful crunch and zing to any salad or appetiser. Flavour is a little hotter than the leaves, but not volcanic like the stems. Length 225mm.
Available all year round.
For the first time in Australia, fresh wasabi flowers. Pioneered by Peter Gilmore at the iconic Quay, these attractive and tasty flower stems are a delicate and unique accompaniment to your gourmet creations! Approx 100mm long and comprising 4-6 open flowers and 6-10 in bud. What a way to dress up a dish!
Currently out of season (available from July to September).




