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shoyu

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sho·yu  (shy)
n.
Soy sauce.

[Japanese shyu; see soy.]

shoyu [ˈʃəʊˌjuː]
n
(Cookery) a Japanese variety of soy sauce
[Japanese]


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The next salt, the next things you would go to I think would be a shoyu type or tamari soy sauce.
I thought to make a prayer then, and we took a few steps away from the Dancing Towards the long, flower-lined entry path to the shrine and offertory, Decorative, straw-wrapped tubs of shoyu stacked in pyramids along each side of the butsuma.
Maki roll filled with "parsnip rice" (in English, mashed parsnip), shiitake mushroom, shiso and citrus shoyu was well made and lively, albeit lacking definitive flavour; white bean hummus, marked with an asterisk on the menu to denote a dish "heated above 48 degrees", was fresh and lighter than the traditional chickpea rendition; and spring dumplings filled with spinach, date, water chestnut and onion may have been a touch heavy, but they were a thoughtful dim sum for all that.
 
 
 
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