Barnacle FoodsKelp Chili Crisp, 6 oz. - Medium Spice - Made in Alaska - Crunchy & Flavorful Chili Crisp with Onion, Garlic & Chiles de Arbol - Perfect for Noodles, Pizza & More

I'm a subscriber of taku and had to try. It is a little expensive but worth it. Great chilli oil. Goes great in my pho or anything if you like that kick of spice. Unique umami tastes and good kick of spice. I love it.

my husband‘s cousin had this at her place one day when we went over and she offered for us to try it with some homemade sushi and it was amazing. I bought A two pack that same night and once it arrived, I was so happy they have my own jar (I gave her one because I felt bad about how much of it I ate when I went over). It’s delicious, it has the perfect kick to it that I think anyone who wants spicy but not incinerating well appreciate. I have a decent tolerance for spice, but not too high, my husband can definitely handle much more than me, but the flavor is there and it’s really delicious as a topping. So far, I have tried it on rice, Ramen, and eggs.10/10 on everything. It has a somewhat crunchy texture to it, which I love, a little bit does go along way, which is nice because then you don’t have to run through the whole jar super fast. I already need to buy another two pack and frankly, I think that’s the only way I’m going to buy them from now on because when you do the math, you are actually saving a really good amount of money and buying a two pack, would absolutely recommend! I am going to be working this into my Daily breakfast From now on (:

After seeing this highly endorsed product (created by Chef Taku) on YouTube, we decided to give it a try. It is GOoD. Great flavor addition to Ichiban ramen noodles or Cup O Noodles or even scrambled eggs…lol You can add a few droppers of this good stuff to any savory food plate, but, it is pricey. $20+ for a small jar of umami. :)

Really excellent on fish!!

I’ve had a bunch of different chili crisps but this one really stands out. Taste, texture, everything is 10/10. I wish they didn’t use canola oil though. Not sure why they don’t use algae oil or something, especially when you factor in these costing a bit over $20 per jar. The price is only thing that holds me back from constantly using this stuff. You can easily find other small businesses chili oil crisp for half off. The price point of $20 is a hard sell. But this stuff is really good

If you like to wake up yor taste buds, this is the one to do it! I'm not a fan of hot or spicey foods, but this condiment adds just the right amount to be perfect ... crunchy, spice, kelp, touch of sweetness just comes together in a wonderful combination. I eat it every morning on my eggs. You won't be disappointed. Going into my third jar.

This is a quality product and not so overly spiced. But the downside only is a bit pricey and only small quantity.

Interesting kelp flavor. Love the crunch. Hot, yes, but does not dominate. Highly recommended.