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Yakitori-no-tare (Yakitori Sauce)

焼き鳥のたれ (Yakitori-no-tare)

Also known as: Yakitori-no-tare, Yakitori sauce, 焼き鳥のたれ

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At a glance

CategoryFood
Japanese labeling name焼き鳥のたれ
Common Japanese notations焼き鳥のたれ, ヤキトリノタレ
OriginYakitori-no-tare sweet-savory sauce — typically combining soy sauce, mirin, sake, sugar, and aromatics; principal Japanese producers Ebara Foods, Daisho, Marukin Tadokoro
Typical functionsYakitori marinade and basting sauce, Foodservice and household yakitori
Regulatory status in JapanStandard food labeling. Multiple allergens (wheat, soybean) typical disclosure.

Yakitori-no-tare (焼き鳥のたれ) is the sweet-savory yakitori sauce — soy sauce, mirin, sake, sugar, aromatics. Ebara Foods and Daisho are major producers.

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Product applications

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Used in (typical product categories)

Finished-product categories that commonly include this ingredient in Japanese-market formulations.

  • Bottled yakitori-no-tare retail

What it is

Sweet-savory soy-based yakitori sauce.

Typical uses in Japanese products

Yakitori marinade and basting.

Foodservice and household.

For OEM: bottled retail OEM.

Regulatory classification in Japan

Standard food labeling. Multiple allergens disclosure typical.

Regulatory classification in other markets

EUEstablished Japanese-cuisine retail.
USAEstablished US Japanese-cuisine retail.
ChinaEstablished trade.
KoreaNiche specialty positioning.

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References

  1. MEXT Standard Tables of Food Composition — 焼き鳥のたれ

Last updated: 2026-04-28. Ingredient entries are reviewed at least annually against current regulatory listings.

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