Umai: Firm, opaque cubes of lime-cured raw fish mixed with onion, grated coconut and chilli in a shallow bowl, photographed from above.

Umai

Raw fish cured in lime juice and mixed with coconut, onion and chilli, a dish from Kiribati.

Allergens & declarations

Contains

Fish

Contains fish and fish products

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Frequently asked questions

What is Umai?
Raw fish cured in lime juice and mixed with coconut, onion and chilli, a dish from Kiribati.
Where does Umai come from?
Umai — country of origin: Kiribati.
What is Umai made of?
Fish, coconut, lime, onion, chilli.
Which allergens does Umai contain?
Contains fish and fish products.

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