YAMAIMO (Japanese Yam) | Suzuki Farm | 1.2 lb
YAMAIMO (Japanese Yam) | Suzuki Farm | 1.2 lb
Made and shipped by Suzuki Farm
Ships from Delmar, DE, shipping from $19.72. Fresh produce, ships UPS Ground. Anything else from this maker rides in the same box.
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Yamaimo (Japanese Yam) from Suzuki Farm is a traditional Japanese root vegetable, also known as icho-imo or yamato-imo. A specialty produce item prized in Japanese kitchens for its mild flavor and distinctive texture.
At a glance
- Vendor: Suzuki Farm
- Type: Fresh Produce
- Variety: Yamaimo (Japanese mountain yam)
- Format: 1.2 lb
- Tags include Japanese mountain yam, Japanese root vegetable, traditional Japanese produce
Best for
- Grating into tororo over rice
- Adding to okonomiyaki batter
- Slicing thin for salads or pickles
- Stir-fries with seasonal vegetables
- Tempura and quick fries
- Soba and udon toppings
How to use and pairings
Peel before use; grate for a smooth tororo or slice for a crisp bite. Pairs naturally with soy sauce, dashi, nori, scallion, and rice.
About Suzuki Farm
Suzuki Farm grows Japanese vegetables and specialty produce, harvested fresh and offered seasonally.
Made by Suzuki Farm, based in Delmar, Delaware.

- Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
- Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
- Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging
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Product facts
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- Suzuki Farm
- Size
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- Great for
- Grating into tororo over rice
- Adding to okonomiyaki batter
- Slicing thin for salads or pickles
- Stir-fries with seasonal vegetables
- Tempura and quick fries



