
Welcome to
Hakko Oh mammy

Making OhMiki
about
Oh mammy curry factory
After years of serving the New York and New Jersey metropolitan area, Oh mammy, the best-kept secret of the Japanese expatriate community in New Jersey, has opened its doors to welcome customers.
Oh mammy offers a variety of fresh and frozen Japanese comfort foods prepared by artisan chefs.

Oh mammy's
Signature Hakko
(fermented) Curry
It is developed with a blend of Japanese traditional fermented (Hakko) ingredients and healing spices and herbs used in Eastern medicinal cuisine.
Made with 11 plus fruits and vegetables, our curry is deliciously fiber-rich.
Enjoy our addictively spicy and deliciously gut-friendly curry!
Oh mammy's
OhMIKI - Okinawan Probiotic Drink
Miki is a traditional lacto-fermented super drink from the Islands of Okinawa, Japan, where the population is known for its longevity.
It is made with rice, sweet potato and filtered water, and is 100% NON-DAIRY.
A recent study by Japan’s largest research organization for basic and applied science showed that over 100 million lactic-acid bacteria can be found in 1 milliliter (about 0.03 fluid ounces) of Miki, making this traditional non-dairy drink a modern day “probiotic” drink.
Miki’s list of benefits include:
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Relieving fatigue and constipation by promoting gut-health.
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High nutritional value and ease of digestion
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Helping to strengthen the immune system
In Okinawa, it is traditionally drank daily among all islanders including young children and the elderly.
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