Misoni Saba
鯖の味噌煮
Also known as: saba misoni, miso mackerel, mackerel simmered in miso, saba no misoni
What is Misoni Saba?
Mackerel fillets simmered in a rich miso, sake, and ginger sauce until tender and deeply flavored. A classic home-style fish dish and izakaya staple, showcasing the traditional Japanese technique of nimono (simmering).
Typical Ingredients
Allergen Information
Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.
Mackerel (fish) is the main ingredient. Miso paste is soy-based and may contain wheat (barley miso). Simple dish with limited additional allergen concerns.
Questions to Ask Staff
Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.
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Good for These Diets
Based on this dish's typical allergen profile, it may be suitable for:
Important Disclaimer
Allergen information is based on typical recipes and may vary by restaurant, region, or preparation method. Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.