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Real wasabi rhizome is very difficult to grow and cultivate making it unlikely to be served unless you are paying a premium. So, I paid that premium to see for myself what real wasabi tastes like.

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DYK the wasabi you're eating may not really be authentic? (Photo: Eat This Not That) Now while this sounds rather sinister, it actually isn't. It's just logistics.

According to Taste Atlas , most wasabi (Wasabia japonica) served globally is not authentic - it's a blend of horseradish, mustard, and green food colouring.