Spare Small Yakumi inner tins 105x67xH57mm
The Small Yakumi Tin, Bought by the Stack
These are the small stainless tins that fill the eight-tin Yakumi set, 105 x 67 x 57mm, sold on their own so you can replace a missing one or keep a run of spares for service. Prep a garnish into several tins, hold them in the fridge, and slot a fresh one onto the line whenever the working tin runs low. Chefs including Tom Aikens (1 Michelin star) and Rafael Cagali at Da Terra (2 stars) buy them as spares.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Keep service moving: swap a full tin in rather than refilling on the pass
- Prep in multiples: portion a garnish across several tins and rotate them through
- Exact fit: 105 x 67 x 57mm, the tin used in the eight-tin Yakumi set
- Hard-wearing stainless: non-reactive, easy to sanitise, with no coating to wear off
How to Use
- Counter condiments: ginger, wasabi, spring onion, sesame, each in its own tin
- Rotate from the fridge: prep, chill and swap onto the line
- Small-batch storage: handy stainless pots for any small prepped component
- Replace as needed: top up a set that has lost or damaged tins
The condiments these tins hold
Yakumi (薬味) covers the aromatic condiments served alongside Japanese food: wasabi, grated ginger, sliced spring onion, shichimi, sesame, each adding a sharp or fragrant note that lifts the main dish. Because they are used in small amounts and prepared fresh, a single tin empties quickly during a busy service, which is why kitchens buy these small tins in numbers and rotate them rather than refilling one at a time. A handful of spares turns the eight-tin set from a fixed tray into a working system that keeps pace with the pass.
Learn more: Japanese Spices & Seasonings
Which Yakumi set do the small tins fit?
These small tins, 105 x 67 x 57mm, are the size used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set. They do not fit the three-tin set, which takes a larger 0.65L tin. Buy singles to replace a lost or damaged tin, or order a case to keep a full rotation of prepped garnishes moving through service. If you are unsure which set you run, measure an existing tin against the dimensions before ordering.
Product Details
| Type | Spare Yakumi inner tin (small) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 105 x 67 x 57mm |
| Fits | Eight-tin Yakumi pan set |
| Origin | Japan |
| Available | Single or in cases of 4, 10 or 20 |
What set do the small Yakumi tins fit?
They are the tins used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set, measuring 105 x 67 x 57mm. Buy a single tin to replace one that has gone missing or been damaged, or order several to build a rotation of prepped garnishes you can swap onto the line through service.
Can I order the small Yakumi tins in bulk?
Yes. Alongside singles, the small tins come in cases of 4, 10 and 20, which is cheaper per tin and suits a kitchen running a full eight-tin set hard. A case lets you prep a garnish across several tins, chill them, and bring a fresh one to the pass each time the working tin empties, so service never stops to refill.
What is the difference between the small and large Yakumi tins?
The small tins (105 x 67 x 57mm) fit the eight-tin set, while the large tins (136 x 106 x 59mm, 0.65L) fit the three-tin set. They are not interchangeable, as each frame is sized for its own tin. If you are reordering, match the tin to the set you already run rather than to the number of compartments you want.
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$6.10Spare Small Yakumi inner tins 105x67xH57mm
The Small Yakumi Tin, Bought by the Stack
These are the small stainless tins that fill the eight-tin Yakumi set, 105 x 67 x 57mm, sold on their own so you can replace a missing one or keep a run of spares for service. Prep a garnish into several tins, hold them in the fridge, and slot a fresh one onto the line whenever the working tin runs low. Chefs including Tom Aikens (1 Michelin star) and Rafael Cagali at Da Terra (2 stars) buy them as spares.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Keep service moving: swap a full tin in rather than refilling on the pass
- Prep in multiples: portion a garnish across several tins and rotate them through
- Exact fit: 105 x 67 x 57mm, the tin used in the eight-tin Yakumi set
- Hard-wearing stainless: non-reactive, easy to sanitise, with no coating to wear off
How to Use
- Counter condiments: ginger, wasabi, spring onion, sesame, each in its own tin
- Rotate from the fridge: prep, chill and swap onto the line
- Small-batch storage: handy stainless pots for any small prepped component
- Replace as needed: top up a set that has lost or damaged tins
The condiments these tins hold
Yakumi (薬味) covers the aromatic condiments served alongside Japanese food: wasabi, grated ginger, sliced spring onion, shichimi, sesame, each adding a sharp or fragrant note that lifts the main dish. Because they are used in small amounts and prepared fresh, a single tin empties quickly during a busy service, which is why kitchens buy these small tins in numbers and rotate them rather than refilling one at a time. A handful of spares turns the eight-tin set from a fixed tray into a working system that keeps pace with the pass.
Learn more: Japanese Spices & Seasonings
Which Yakumi set do the small tins fit?
These small tins, 105 x 67 x 57mm, are the size used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set. They do not fit the three-tin set, which takes a larger 0.65L tin. Buy singles to replace a lost or damaged tin, or order a case to keep a full rotation of prepped garnishes moving through service. If you are unsure which set you run, measure an existing tin against the dimensions before ordering.
Product Details
| Type | Spare Yakumi inner tin (small) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 105 x 67 x 57mm |
| Fits | Eight-tin Yakumi pan set |
| Origin | Japan |
| Available | Single or in cases of 4, 10 or 20 |
What set do the small Yakumi tins fit?
They are the tins used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set, measuring 105 x 67 x 57mm. Buy a single tin to replace one that has gone missing or been damaged, or order several to build a rotation of prepped garnishes you can swap onto the line through service.
Can I order the small Yakumi tins in bulk?
Yes. Alongside singles, the small tins come in cases of 4, 10 and 20, which is cheaper per tin and suits a kitchen running a full eight-tin set hard. A case lets you prep a garnish across several tins, chill them, and bring a fresh one to the pass each time the working tin empties, so service never stops to refill.
What is the difference between the small and large Yakumi tins?
The small tins (105 x 67 x 57mm) fit the eight-tin set, while the large tins (136 x 106 x 59mm, 0.65L) fit the three-tin set. They are not interchangeable, as each frame is sized for its own tin. If you are reordering, match the tin to the set you already run rather than to the number of compartments you want.
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The Small Yakumi Tin, Bought by the Stack
These are the small stainless tins that fill the eight-tin Yakumi set, 105 x 67 x 57mm, sold on their own so you can replace a missing one or keep a run of spares for service. Prep a garnish into several tins, hold them in the fridge, and slot a fresh one onto the line whenever the working tin runs low. Chefs including Tom Aikens (1 Michelin star) and Rafael Cagali at Da Terra (2 stars) buy them as spares.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Keep service moving: swap a full tin in rather than refilling on the pass
- Prep in multiples: portion a garnish across several tins and rotate them through
- Exact fit: 105 x 67 x 57mm, the tin used in the eight-tin Yakumi set
- Hard-wearing stainless: non-reactive, easy to sanitise, with no coating to wear off
How to Use
- Counter condiments: ginger, wasabi, spring onion, sesame, each in its own tin
- Rotate from the fridge: prep, chill and swap onto the line
- Small-batch storage: handy stainless pots for any small prepped component
- Replace as needed: top up a set that has lost or damaged tins
The condiments these tins hold
Yakumi (薬味) covers the aromatic condiments served alongside Japanese food: wasabi, grated ginger, sliced spring onion, shichimi, sesame, each adding a sharp or fragrant note that lifts the main dish. Because they are used in small amounts and prepared fresh, a single tin empties quickly during a busy service, which is why kitchens buy these small tins in numbers and rotate them rather than refilling one at a time. A handful of spares turns the eight-tin set from a fixed tray into a working system that keeps pace with the pass.
Learn more: Japanese Spices & Seasonings
Which Yakumi set do the small tins fit?
These small tins, 105 x 67 x 57mm, are the size used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set. They do not fit the three-tin set, which takes a larger 0.65L tin. Buy singles to replace a lost or damaged tin, or order a case to keep a full rotation of prepped garnishes moving through service. If you are unsure which set you run, measure an existing tin against the dimensions before ordering.
Product Details
| Type | Spare Yakumi inner tin (small) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 105 x 67 x 57mm |
| Fits | Eight-tin Yakumi pan set |
| Origin | Japan |
| Available | Single or in cases of 4, 10 or 20 |
What set do the small Yakumi tins fit?
They are the tins used in the eight-tin Yakumi pan set, measuring 105 x 67 x 57mm. Buy a single tin to replace one that has gone missing or been damaged, or order several to build a rotation of prepped garnishes you can swap onto the line through service.
Can I order the small Yakumi tins in bulk?
Yes. Alongside singles, the small tins come in cases of 4, 10 and 20, which is cheaper per tin and suits a kitchen running a full eight-tin set hard. A case lets you prep a garnish across several tins, chill them, and bring a fresh one to the pass each time the working tin empties, so service never stops to refill.
What is the difference between the small and large Yakumi tins?
The small tins (105 x 67 x 57mm) fit the eight-tin set, while the large tins (136 x 106 x 59mm, 0.65L) fit the three-tin set. They are not interchangeable, as each frame is sized for its own tin. If you are reordering, match the tin to the set you already run rather than to the number of compartments you want.
