Around Britain with a Paunch: Umami – the quintessential taste

Hiro Sone, chef and co-owner of Ame, a new-American restaurant in San Francisco, touts his “umami soy sauce,” enhanced with kombu, a type of seaweed, and bonito flakes, which are pieces of dried fish. When added to cuttlefish and sea …

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