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I have recently been making an Asian condiment. I don't have exact ratios, but:
Soy Sauce
Sambal Chili
Sesame Oil
Mirin (you could sub rice vinegar if you don't want to reduce carbs)
If I had to guess a ratio, maybe 4:3:1:1. I just do what I feel, then adjust.
Its awesome for steamed broccoli and as a dipping sauce.
Also if you're a fan of Asian flavors, pick up Jet Tila's book. He has lots of great sauce. As he suggests, if you find one you like, make it in bulk to keep on hand.
101 Asian Dishes to Cook Before You Die by Jet Tila is a good one. Covers Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Thai.
www.amazon.com/Asian-Dishes-Need-Cook-Before/dp/1624143822
I would just buy this book https://www.amazon.com/Asian-Dishes-Need-Cook-Before/dp/1624143822/. It's changed my culinary life.