Bachan's makes a variety of Japanese-inspired, all-natural barbecue sauces.

Shop the #1 barbecue sauce made with authentic Japanese ingredients. Created from a multi-generational family recipe, our sauce is cold-filled, small batch, and non-gmo certified – Try Bachan's, the Original Japanese Barbecue Sauce.

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Bachan's Original Japanese Barbecue Sauce

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Cool look & feel

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Obsession doesn't begin to explain how I feel about this sauce. I bought my first bottle a few months ago and now I use it with every meal. I didn't know that I could feel so strongly about a BBQ sauce. I would start with Original, and then expand to Hot and Spicy once you're ready. Also they offer Gluten Free sauce which is incredible. Overall such good product!!!

Sauce is a little runny, wish it was thicker. 

Sooo tasty! I love the spicy flavor. A super versatile sauce for dipping things and tossing in a stir fry.

Randomly stumbled across this brand in a NYC Whole Foods, decided to give it a shot, and haven't looked back. So tasty. I add it to my lunch and dinner meals (usually brown rice and chicken / beef / turkey) and it adds fantastic flavor. I'm addicted, and would highly recommend!

Delicious!!! Buy the yuzu version it is perfection!

I can't go to Whole Foods without impulse buying 40 sauces and I recently tried this-- SO good on everything.

I think this sauce is a great "quick and easy" condiment to have around the kitchen. It has a thinner consistency which makes it excellent for marinades and stir-fries. 

The flavor itself is good, but nothing new or extraordinary to me. It has a very close taste profile to Hoisin sauce.

This is one of my favorite sauces- currently eating a generous drizzle on a slice of baked potato pizza. Also delicious on a variety of noodles. Added to avocado toast. It's a win, worth the purchase.

There's a restaurant that I used to go to when I lived in Japan that had this incredible sauce. I was sad when we moved because I knew how much I would miss. I saw a friend (who also lived in Japan for some time) post about Bachan's and I just KNEW I had to give their sauce a try. I'm so glad I did because it's very reminiscent of the sauce that I loved at that restaurant. My only gripe, I wish the spicy one was a tad bit more spicy! 