Tobiko, Masago, and Ikura: How Japanese Fish Roe Differ
Tobiko is flying fish roe known for its bright color and crunchy pop. Learn how it tastes, how it differs from masago and ikura, and how it is used in sushi.
Tobiko is flying fish roe known for its bright color and crunchy pop. Learn how it tastes, how it differs from masago and ikura, and how it is used in sushi.
Ikura is Japanese salmon or trout roe known for its glossy appearance, savory flavor, and delicate pop. Learn how it differs from sujiko and how it is used in gunkan sushi, temaki, and rice bowls.