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Discover the rich, savory world of soybean paste at Yami. From traditional Korean doenjang perfect for hearty stews to versatile ssamjang for your next BBQ, our collection features the finest fermented soybean pastes. Whether you are a fan of classic miso or looking for the robust, earthy notes of authentic fermented soybean paste, we have everything you need to elevate your dishes with deep umami flavor. Shop our wide selection and enjoy fast, reliable delivery across the US.
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_Lynn_
06/14/2020Verified Purchase

Dip the cucumber and be nice (a bit salty, cut more cucumber

Re: Bean Paste, 10.58 oz
Mily♥(˵・(••)・˵) ԅ[¯﹃¯ԅ]~
09/10/2020Verified Purchase

Tasted very good! Salty just as I like. Not spicy at all though. Will buy again for sure.

Re: Bean Paste, 10.58 oz
唯爱
05/11/2022Verified Purchase

This sauce is amazing. It's really delicious to make egg sauce pan noodles. I will definitely repurchase

Re: Signature Soybean Sauce, 11.99 oz
Jenny 2021
01/11/2025Verified Purchase

Repurchased product. Very fresh and delicious. Healthy food. Recommended to buy.

Re: Bean Paste 1.76 lb
Elevate your home cooking with the authentic, savory depth of premium soybean paste. Whether you're crafting a traditional Korean doenjang-jjigae, whipping up a quick dipping sauce, or experimenting with new umami-rich marinades, Yami offers a curated selection of high-quality fermented soybean pastes. Enjoy the convenience of fast shipping from our US warehouse, guaranteed authenticity, and no customs hassles. Shop our collection today to bring the true taste of Asia to your kitchen table.

Frequently Asked Questions

We answer everything you want to know about Soybean Paste.

What is soybean paste?

Soybean paste, often known as doenjang in Korean cuisine, is a fermented paste made from soybeans and brine. It is a staple ingredient used to add a deep, savory, and earthy umami flavor to soups, stews, and dipping sauces.

Is miso paste and soybean paste the same?

While both are fermented soybean products, they have distinct differences. Doenjang (Korean soybean paste) is typically chunkier, more pungent, and has a more robust, salty flavor profile compared to the smoother, often milder and slightly sweeter Japanese miso paste.

How do I use soybean paste in cooking?

Doenjang-jjigae (soybean paste stew) is the most popular use. It is also a key ingredient in ssamjang (a dipping sauce for BBQ), marinades for meats, and as a seasoning for blanched vegetables to add a savory kick.

Is soybean paste healthy?

Yes, authentic soybean paste is rich in probiotics, antioxidants, and essential minerals. It is known to support digestive health, boost the immune system, and provide anti-inflammatory benefits when consumed as part of a balanced diet.

What can I use as a substitute for soybean paste?

If you don't have soybean paste, you can try using miso paste as a substitute, though the flavor will be milder. For ssamjang, you can mix miso with a little chili paste, garlic, and sesame oil to mimic the savory, complex taste.