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Kyoto Selections 京都セレクション Dessert VEGGIE ROLL SMOKED SALMON ROLL YAKITORI WINGS Veggie Roll ¥1,380 Smoked Salmon Roll ¥1,480 Yakitori Wings ¥1,280 With strong Buddhist traditions Kyoto A delicious inside-out smoked salmon sushi roll Yakitori style chicken wings is a new is a great place to try vegetarian cuisine. filled with Kyoto tofu and pickles. twist on an old favorite. The wings are Our Veggie Roll is packed with locally A slight hint of citrus mayonnaise provides basted in teriyaki sauce and skewered sourced fresh and pickled vegetables, all for a unique local flavor. together with grilled local fresh scallion. topped with guacamole and fresh scallion. Please enjoy with Shichimi (seven spice ) and Sansho (Japanese pepper) seasoning . KYOTO SELECTIONS 京都セレクション Miso-Cheesy Mushroom Burger ¥2,180 A delicious Kyoto-inspired variation of our famous Legendary®️ Burger featuring a cheesy sauce blended with Kyoto Saikyo miso, three varieties of local sautéed mushrooms, including Daikoku shimeji, eryngyi and maitake mushroom vegetables, topped with MOLTEN MATCHA CAKE an onion ring. MISO- CHEESY MUSHROOM BURGER DESSERT Miso-Wasabi Burger Molten Matcha Cake ¥2,180 A delicious Kyoto-inspired variation of ¥1,000 our famous Legendary®️ Burger. Wasabi, Matcha green tea is mixed with white sweet miso sauce, pickles, avocado, locally chocolate to create this delicate cake with grown tomato, and fresh lettuce come a molten lava center. Served with ice cream, together with just a hint of spice. Japanese rice-flour dumplings, red bean sauce and sweet potato chips. MISO- WASABI BURGER The price does not include tax and 10% service charge. Service charge will apply after 5 pm. JAPANESE SAKE Sasaki Shuzo Jurakudai Shirasugi Shuzo Gekkeian Kometo Junmai Ginjo Black Swan Mizuno Sake 90ml \ ７００ 90ml \8 ００ 90ml \6 ００ A flagship sake where the sweet Made from eating rice only, Made from carefully selected flavor of the rice is intense, and the blend of sweet and sour Koshi hikari rice and the fresh it has a flowery aroma. The taste within this craft sake provides spring waters of the Kyoto is crisp and refreshing, so it’s for a wonderful taste. Fushimi region. This dry sake perfect for people who don’t have is mellow and full-bodied much experience with sake. in flavor, with a fruity aroma and refreshing aftertaste. KYOTO SELECTIONS Gekkeikan Junmaishu Kasegigashira 京都セレクション 90ml \ ９５０ Definitely a sake for purists – Junmaishu uses only rice and water in the production process SPARKLING SAKE to provide a full bodied, smooth and clean flavor. Gekkeikan Utataka Bottle 285ml \ １，０００ A great-tasting sparkling sake combining fruity, flowery flavors with light carbonation for clarity and 5% alcohol for a hint of sharpness. Enjoy this liqueur chilled, either by itself or with food. JAPANESE WHISKY KYOTO CRAFT GIN Yamazaki 12 Years Kinobi Craft Gin Shot \ １，２００ Shot \ ９００ Yamazaki is Suntory's flagship single malt whisky, Kinobi translates roughly as “beauty of seasons”. from Japan's first and oldest malt distillery. This craft gin is said to be the first gin made in Kyoto. It has acquired something of a cult following, It is made with a rice based spirit, water from and for good reason! A wonderfully elegant sake-brewing district Fushimi, and blended with and smooth single malt that’s certainly not yellow yuzu from the north of Kyoto, lacking in flavor. hinoki wood chips, bamboo, gyokuro green tea and green sansho (peppercorn). Masu \ 600 Our Hard Rock Cafe branded Masu (wooden sake cup) makes for a unique souvenir of your Kyoto sake drinking experience. The price does not include tax and 10% service charge. Service charge will apply after 5 pm. all, love all serve ENDARY G LE From the moment you step inside Hard Rock Cafe, you’re in the presence of greatness. There are legends on the walls, in the speakers, behind the bar, and at the grill. Since 1971, we’ve stood for food that’s bold, drinks that are cold, and music that’s loud. It all attracts a certain kind of guest. Those that aren’t afraid to get up and rock out. Because nothing is more legendary than the spirit of rock n’ roll. /HARDROCK /HARDROCK /HARDROCKCAFE JAM SESSIONS ※Staying true to our motto - “SAVE THE PLANET”, Hard Rock Cafe Japan is working on reducing plastic straw usage. RELIVE THIS MOMENT WITH YOUR OWN COLLECTIBLE GLASS SOUTHERN ROCK BLACKBERRY SPARKLING SANGRIA ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- Jack Daniel’s Whiskey, Southern Comfort, A signature blend of red wine, the fresh flavors Chambord Raspberry Liqueur, Smirnoff Vodka of blackberries, cranberry and squeeze of orange, and sour mix, topped with lemon-lime soda. topped with sparkling wine. ULTIMATE LONG ISLAND ICED TEA ROCKIN’ FRESH RITA ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- ¥980- | with glass ¥1,780- Jose Cuervo Silver Tequila, fresh lime juice and agave Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Bombay Sapphire Gin, nectar, finished with our signature sweet and savory Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, Cointreau Orange Liqueur, rim. house-made sour mix finished with a splash of Upgrade to Patrón Silver Tequila for ¥300 more. Coca-Cola. ESPRESSO MARTINI TROPICAL MARGARITA ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- Grey Goose Vodka, Kahlúa, fresh brewed espresso Casa Noble Crystal, house-infused with fresh shaken until frothy and chilled. strawberries, Cointreau Orange Liqueur, and the fresh flavors of guava, pineapple and lime juice. Please note that this item may not be available at certain Cafes. Ask your server for further details ELECTRIC BLUES ¥980- | with glass ¥1,780- Smirnoff Vodka, Havana Club 3yrs. Rum, Gordon’s Gin, Blue Curaçao and house-made sour mix, topped with lemon-lime soda. RHYTHM & ROSÉ MULE ¥1,280- | with glass ¥2,080- Absolut Vodka and rose wine, with the refreshing flavors of passion fruit, green tea and lime finished with Fever-Tree Ginger Beer. BLACKBERRY SOUTHERN ROCK ROCKIN’ FRESH RITA RHYTHM & ROSÉ MULE SPARKLING SANGRIA Prices are subject to 10% consumption tax and applicable service charge. SIGNATURE COCKTAILS ※Staying true to our motto - “SAVE THE PLANET”, Hard Rock Cafe Japan is working on reducing plastic straw usage. ADD ¥800 TO INCLUDE YOUR OWN COLLECTIBLE GLASS HURRICANE ¥ 980- | with glass ¥1,780- Our signature cocktail and a 1940s New Orleans classic! Havana Club 3yrs. Rum, a blend of orange, mango, pineapple juice and grenadine, finished with a float of Havana Club 7yrs. Rum and Amaretto. CLASSIC CARIBBEAN MOJITO ¥1,080- | with glass ¥1,880- A treasured favorite with a little extra jazz! Havana Club 3yrs. Rum, fresh mint, lime juice and sparkling soda, with a premium Havana Club 7yrs. floater and a powdered sugar sprinkle. SPARKLING BLUE HAWAIIAN ¥ 1,080- | with glass ¥1,880- A tropical American classic invented in Hawaii in 1957! Malibu Coconut Rum, Absolut Citron Vodka, Blue Curaçao shaken with fresh lime juice and pineapple juice, finished with sparkling wine. BANANA BERRY COLADA ¥ 980- | with glass ¥1,780- Malibu Coconut Rum, Havana Club 7yrs. Rum, fresh banana, strawberries and Piña colada mix. PASSION FRUIT MAI TAI ¥1,080- | with glass ¥1,880- A Tiki classic invented in the 1940s in California! Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, passion fruit and a blend of traditional Tiki flavors, topped with an edible flower. BAHAMA MAMA ¥ 980- | with glass ¥1,780- Havana Club 3yrs. Rum, Malibu Coconut Rum, Crème de Banana, the fresh flavors of orange and pineapple, finished with a splash of grenadine. ROCK HOUSE RUM PUNCH ¥1,080- | with glass ¥1,880- Havana Club 3yrs. Rum, Havana Club 7yrs. Rum and our signature blend of tropical juices, topped with sparkling HURRICANE Fever-Tree Ginger Beer and an edible flower. SPARKLING BLUE HAWAIIAN CLASSIC CARIBBEAN MOJITO PASSION FRUIT MAI TAI © 2020 Hard Rock International - 1/20 Tokyo - 1/20 Rock International Hard © 2020 ※Images show collectible glass option. Prices are subject to 10% consumption tax and applicable service charge. WINE ALLIS ONE BUBBLY Glass 125ml Carafe Bottle RIONDO PROSECCO, Italy ¥750- - ¥3,000- CHANDON ROSE, Australia ¥1,000 - ¥4,000- “AWA” KOSHU & CHARDONNAY, Japan - - ¥5,000- MOËT & CHANDON MOËT IMPÉRIAL, France - - ¥8,000- DOM PERIGNON, France - - ¥29,000- WHITE & ROSÉ WINES Glass 150ml Carafe Bottle BERINGER CALIFORNIA WHITE ZINFANDEL, California ¥600- ¥1,800- ¥2,400- KALTERN PINOT GRIGIO, Italy ¥750- ¥2,250- ¥3,000- VILLA MARIA PRIVATE BIN SAUVIGNON BLANC, New Zealand ¥750- ¥2,250- ¥3,000- WOODBRIDGE BY ROBERT MONDAVI CHARDONNAY, California ¥600- ¥1,800- ¥2,400- KENDALL JACKSON CHARDONNAY, California - - ¥4,000- CHÂTEAU MERCIAN YAMANASHI KOSHU, Japan - - ¥4,000- RED WINES CYCLES GRADIATOR PINOT NOIR, California ¥750- ¥2,250- ¥3,000- WOODBRIDGE BY ROBERT MONDAVI MERLOT, California ¥600- ¥1,800- ¥2,400- TRAPICHE OAK CASK MALBEC, Argentina ¥750- ¥2,250- ¥3,000- CHARLES & CHARLES CABERNET BLEND, Washington ¥750- ¥2,250- ¥3,000- FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA DIAMOND CABERNET SAUVIGNON, California - - ¥4,500- CHÂTEAU MERCIAN AIAKANE, Japan - - ¥4,000- Prices are subject to 10% consumption tax and applicable service charge. BEER ADD ¥800 TO INCLUDE YOUR OWN COLLECTIBLE GLASS Please enquire with your server for our additional craft beer offerings. DRAUGHT REGULAR LARGE PITCHER BOTTLE KIRIN ICHIBAN ¥780- ¥1,080- ¥2,980- JAPANESE SELECTION BUDWEISER ¥780- ¥1,080- ¥2,980- ASAHI SUPER DRY ¥780- ※Budweiser is not offered at Kyoto Cafe THE PREMIUM MALT’S ¥780- HEINEKEN ¥780- ¥1,080- ¥2,980- YEBISU ¥780- KIRIN ZERO ICHI (NON ALCOHOL) ¥680- WORLD SELECTION CORONA EXTRA ¥980- NEWCASTLE BROWN ALE ¥980- SAMUEL ADAMS BOSTON LAGER ¥980- GOOSE IPA ¥980- GUINNESS ¥980- ANGRY ORCHARD HARD CIDER ¥980- Prices are subject to 10% consumption tax and applicable service charge. © 2020 Hard Rock International - 1/20 Tokyo - 1/20 Rock International Hard © 2020 STARTERS & SHAREABLES Flavor, spice and an extra helping of attitude.
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