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⭐ Loved by 35,000+ Customers
🚚 Free UK Delivery Over £40
🏪 Family Business Since 1988
🌿 900+ Trusted Brands
⭐ Loved by 35,000+ Customers
🚚 Free UK Delivery Over £40
🏪 Family Business Since 1988
🌿 900+ Trusted Brands
⭐ Loved by 35,000+ Customers
🚚 Free UK Delivery Over £40
🏪 Family Business Since 1988
🌿 900+ Trusted Brands
⭐ Loved by 35,000+ Customers
🚚 Free UK Delivery Over £40
🏪 Family Business Since 1988
🌿 900+ Trusted Brands
⭐ Loved by 35,000+ Customers
🚚 Free UK Delivery Over £40
🏪 Family Business Since 1988
🌿 900+ Trusted Brands
Itsu makes Asian-inspired store cupboard food — miso soups, noodles, rice and snacks. The range includes Miso'easy Traditional and Soba Noodles. Free UK delivery on orders over £40 from Quickvit.
Itsu started as a restaurant chain and moved into grocery, bringing Asian-inspired food into the store cupboard in formats that suit a weeknight rather than a project.
The grocery range is built around quick assembly — miso that needs hot water, noodles that cook in minutes — with recognisable ingredients rather than long additive lists.
The Miso'easy range comes as liquid sachets that make a bowl of miso soup with hot water, including chilli versions.
Noodles cover soba and other varieties, and there are rice pouches, seaweed thins and crispy snacks alongside.
We have stocked world foods and quick store cupboard staples for years, and the miso sachets are one of the more useful things to keep in.
Free UK delivery on orders over £40, with orders placed before midday Monday to Friday aimed for same-day dispatch.
Expert, impartial advice on 01323 928523, 9am–5pm Monday to Friday.
Miso should not be boiled — add the sachet to hot rather than boiling water, or stir it in at the end of cooking. Boiling flattens the flavour.
Soba noodles cook quickly and are easy to overdo; rinse them under cold water after draining to stop the cooking and remove surface starch. Check each pack for allergens, as soy and sesame appear across the range.
FAQ
Are the products vegan?
Some are and some are not — several miso varieties contain fish stock. Check the individual pack.
Do they contain gluten?
Many do, since soy sauce and wheat noodles are common in the range. Check the pack if you are avoiding gluten.
How do I make the miso?
Stir the sachet into hot water. Avoid boiling it, which dulls the flavour.
How long do soba noodles take?
Only a few minutes. Rinse under cold water after draining to stop them cooking and to remove surface starch.
Are they suitable for a nut allergy?
Check the individual pack. Soy and sesame are common across the range, and allergen information is printed on every product.
