Real Thai Sriracha Hot Chilli Lemongrass Sauce
Sriracha with lemongrass, the most distinctly Thai of the four variants. The citrus note suits seafood and grilled chicken better than the plain bottle does.
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Direct distribution to Maldivian resorts, hotels, commercial kitchens, and supermarket groups.
Sriracha with lemongrass, the most distinctly Thai of the four variants. The citrus note suits seafood and grilled chicken better than the plain bottle does.
View SpecificationsA ready sweet and sour cooking sauce, added to the pan with the protein and vegetables rather than served alongside. Removes the balancing act from a dish that lives or dies on it.
View SpecificationsA wok sauce built on tamarind, so the sourness is deeper and less sharp than a vinegar-based sweet and sour. Goes in at the end, over high heat.
View SpecificationsSweet chilli sauce, the dipping sauce that goes out with spring rolls, fried chicken and prawn crackers. Used cold and straight from the bottle rather than cooked.
View SpecificationsAmerican-style barbecue sauce with garlic through it, which pushes it towards burgers and grilled chicken rather than the ribs the plain smokey bottle suits.
View SpecificationsThe hot barbecue sauce — the one in the group carrying real chilli heat, for a menu that wants a spicy option without moving to a different sauce entirely.
View SpecificationsThe standard barbecue sauce — the baseline of the Remia barbecue group, used as a glaze during cooking and as a sauce on the plate afterwards.
View SpecificationsA ready biryani cooking sauce, for building the meat and gravy layer without making a masala from scratch. Cooked with the meat before the rice is layered over it.
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