Made in Japan · founded in New York


Miki and Eri grew up in Japan. Now they live in the U.S.Living abroad, something was missing from the table.

Miki & Eri
Founders of CABI · two Japanese women who grew up in JapanThe flavors they grew up with
DepthBalanceComfort
So they set out to bring the essence of Japanese flavor into modern American kitchens —easy to use, versatile, made for today’s lifestyle.

More than just seasonings
Fermentation, aging and carefully crafted ingredients bring natural umami, depth and balance to everyday meals. No need to cook traditional Japanese dishes.
The power of umami
In Japanese cooking they bring out the ingredients’ own flavor without overpowering them. CABI’s products do the same — everyday cooking, a little more flavorful, satisfying and enjoyable.
Connecting Japan’s local producers
ShimaneSoy sauceNaganoMisoWakayamaVinegar
A region with a long tradition of soy sauce making.

Rooted in a rich fermentation culture.

Home to Japan’s sacred vinegar tradition.

What makes CABI special
CABI connects unique producers, ingredients and fermentation techniques from different regions of Japan — and brings them into modern life.
Japanese mayo, with a deeper purpose


That’s why Davelle uses it in a variety of menu items.Taste it before you take it home.
Three Japanese mayos

Silky and balanced, with quiet umami. For sandwiches, sushi, bowls, fries and eggs.

Deeply savory and gently spicy. With sushi, sandwiches, coleslaw, roasted vegetables.

Balanced and bright. For tuna salad, burgers, dips and sandwiches.

Experience it at Davelle
Taste it here
At Davelle, you can taste CABI — not just see it on the shelf.

Take it home · Davelle Ya

Why Davelle Ya chose CABIDavelle Ya is more than sushi, ramen or matcha. We want to share the deeper side of Japan — the small but powerful ideas that make everyday food special. CABI brings Japanese food culture to modern life through high-quality ingredients, genuine producer relationships and a deep respect for tradition.And most importantly — you can taste the difference.
The essence of Japanese flavor in modern American kitchens — easy to use, versatile, and made for today’s lifestyle.
Local producersFermentationUmami
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