Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop
Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop
Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop
Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop
Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop
Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang - Migration Museum Shop

Poon's Soy Bean Doubanjiang 160g

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Awarded Great Taste Awards 3 Stars by The Guild of Fine Foods in 2026.

"An orchestra of fantastic flavours... it is versatile and addictive." (Great Taste Awards)

"Sweet, tangy, salty... all sit well together in a grand balance." (Great Taste Awards)

A complex balance of savoury, spicy, and slightly sweet notes, our DBJ is your secret pantry super-power! It is bold, smoky, earthy and a perfect harmony of heat and richness. A fermented blend of soy beans and chili peppers, our DBJ melds beautifully with meats, vegetables, or noodles. Use as a foundation for stir-fries, blend into sauces or use as a marinade for meats. Stir into stews and braises, spoon (sparingly!) over noodles and rice as a condiment.

Active ingredients: SOYBEANS (36%), Chilli Pepper (29%), Bean Sauce (Water, SOYBEANS, Black SOYBEANS, WHEAT, Salt), Salt, Brown Sugar, Bean Oil (SESAME, SOYA), Sticky Rice Flour (Rice, Water), Flavour Enhancers (disodium 5’inosinate, disodium 5’-guanylate)

Allergens

  • Sesame
  • Soy
  • Wheat

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Meet the Maker

Poon's London

Our family culinary history runs deep. My father comes from a long line of chefs. Somewhere in the long distant past is a many times great grandfather who was chef to an emperor. Another many times great grandfather effectively invented the stock cube. My grandparents had a famous restaurant in Macau where my granny was famed for her knife skills.

Disappointed by the quality of Chinese food in England at the time, my parents opened the first Poon’s Restaurant in 1973 in Lisle Street, Chinatown. Three years later they opened the iconic Poon’s of Covent Garden at 41 King Street

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