Negi

Vegetable

Negi

S tier

Negi is the Japanese bunching onion—often thicker and longer than Western scallions, with substantial white shafts from blanching soil or deep planting. Flavour is sweet when grilled or simmered, sharp raw. Central to nabe, ramen, and negiyaki-style dishes. Grill until charred-sweet, slice into soups, or use as a vegetable not just garnish. Tokyo and Kyoto styles differ in thickness. The premium culinary spring onion of Japanese cuisine.

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Characteristics

Preparations

Char GrillNabe SliceNegiyakiRamen TopSimmer Sweet

Traits

Blanched WhiteJapaneseJapanese Cuisine CoreLong WhiteSweet GrilledSweet When GrilledThickThick Long Shaft

History

JP

Japanese agriculture specialised thick negi bunching onions.

JP

Regional negi types became identity vegetables in Japanese cities.

JP

Supermarket negi standardised long white-shaft onions.

Global ramen culture increased demand for negi-style onions.

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