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FREE SHIPPING ABOVE 150 AED FOR ORDERS WITHIN DUBAI
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GGFT Orange Tobiko, Flying Fish Roe - 500G

by GGFT
SKU FRJP-900514
Original price Dhs. 85.00 - Original price Dhs. 85.00
Original price
Dhs. 85.00
Dhs. 85.00 - Dhs. 85.00
Current price Dhs. 85.00

Tobiko, 500g. This is a 500G pack of frozen orange-coloured tobiko — the small, crunchy, bright orange flying fish eggs that are a signature sushi topping and a hallmark of modern sushi presentation. Tobiko has a delicate pop-in-mouth texture and mild briny-sweet flavour with a distinctive crunch. Sold under the GGFT name.

A sushi bar uses it for California rolls, the classic outer coating, Sushi rolls, dragon roll, rainbow roll, and creative maki, Nigiri sushi, tobiko gunkan maki (battleship rolls), and Poke bowls and chirashi rice bowls.

Keep it frozen at -18°C. Thaw it in the fridge before you use it. Consume promptly once thawed. Do not freeze it again once it has thawed. Allergens on the pack: Fish (flying fish roe). Origin on the label: China.

Key Features

  • Bright orange flying fish roe — signature sushi topping
  • Crunchy pop-in-mouth texture and mild briny-sweet flavour
  • 500G foodservice pack — sushi bar working size
  • From GGFT — Asian specialty food brand
  • Striking visual element on sushi plates and bowls

Applications

  • California rolls — the classic outer coating
  • Sushi rolls — dragon roll, rainbow roll, and creative maki
  • Nigiri sushi — tobiko gunkan maki (battleship rolls)
  • Poke bowls and chirashi rice bowls
  • Fine dining garnish — amuse bouches, oyster toppings
  • Asian fusion crudo and sashimi presentations

Product Specifications

  • Brand: GGFT
  • Origin: China
  • Net Weight: 500G
  • Format: Frozen orange tobiko (flying fish roe)
  • Allergens: Fish (flying fish roe)
  • Storage: Keep frozen at -18°C; thaw under refrigeration before use; consume promptly once thawed; do not refreeze
GGFT Orange Tobiko, Flying Fish Roe - 500G
Dhs. 85.00

This is our Japanese grocery for Dubai and beyond, stocked first for restaurant kitchens and just as happily for home cooks. GGFT has been a Japanese food supplier for restaurants in the UAE since 2004, and Addtocart.ae has been online since 2020. We talk to chefs before we import anything, and most of these Japanese ingredients come straight from Japan, with some from China, Singapore and Thailand.

Sushi bars lean on us for their sushi ingredients. These are the ones kitchens come back for most:

  • Sushi Nori: GGFT Sushi Nori Gold in 50- and 100-sheet packs.
  • Miso: Marukome White Miso in a 1kg pack.
  • Soy Sauce: Kikkoman Soy Sauce by the litre.
  • Panko and Tempura: RYK Panko and Nisshin tempura flour for the fryer.

Chuka wakame and Tokon bonito flakes round out the shelf. Every price is shown on the page, so there's no quote to chase, whether you're buying a single pack or buying wholesale for a busy kitchen. Orders are delivered across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman and Abu Dhabi, Monday to Saturday. Running a restaurant? Our page for restaurants explains how we work with kitchens.

Questions We Get Asked

Is this a Japanese grocery store in Dubai?

We're an online shop with delivery rather than a walk-in supermarket. If you'd like to collect your order, you're welcome at the GGFT warehouse in Dubai Investment Park 2, Monday to Saturday, from 8am to 5pm.

Do you supply restaurants and hotels?

Yes, that's where we started. Kitchens order the same way as everyone else, with clear prices on every product and kitchen-size packs where we have them.

Can I buy smaller packs for home?

Of course. Plenty of items come in home sizes, such as the 50-sheet nori pack and the 1-litre Kikkoman.

When will my order arrive?

Order before 6am and we'll deliver the same day where available. Delivery in Dubai is free on orders over AED 150. Our delivery page has the details.

Where do your Japanese products come from?

Most come from Japan, with some from China, Singapore and Thailand. Across the whole shop we import from 23 countries, and we ask chefs what they actually use before we bring something in.