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Chinasky Win TO Japanese Cuisine Sushi or Sashimi A La Carte (2) sushi (3) sashimi Served withTempura Miso soup and rice. 40 Tamago (Sweet egg) . 4.95 . 4.95 T01 Vegetable Tempura . 16.95 1 Edamame . .Appetizers . 5.95 Boiled green soy bean pods with a dash of sea salt. 41 Inari (Fried tofu skin) . 4.95 . 4.95 T02 Shrimp Tempura (Shrimp & vegetable) . 20.95 2 Agedashi Tofu . 7.95 42 # Sake (Salmon) . 5.95 . 6.95 T03 Seafood Tempura . 23.95 Gently fried bean curd with special sauce. Shrimp, scallops, crab stick & vegetable. # 3 Vegetable Tempura . 8.95 43 Maguro (Tuna) . 6.95 . 8.95 Fresh vegetables, battered & lightly fried. 44 Tako (Octopus) . 5.25 . 6.95 Oriental Cuisine 4 Shumai . 5.95 Steamed dumpling with shrimp. 45 Saba (Mackerel) . 4.25 . 6.95 Served withTeriyaki Miso soup and rice. 5 Gyoza . 5.95 46 # Tobiko (Flying fish roe) . 4.95 . 6.95 T10 Tofu Teriyaki . 16.95 Pan fried Japanese dumpling. T11 Chicken Teriyaki (White meat) . 18.95 6 Shrimp Tempura . 11.95 48 # Tai (Red snapper) . 3.95 . 5.95 Fried shrimp & vegetables. 50 Ebi (Shrimp) . 4.95 . 5.95 T12 # Beef Teriyaki . 21.95 7 # Sushi . 10.95 Take Out Menu 51 # Ikura (Salmon caviar) . 6.95 . 7.95 T13 Salmon Teriyaki . 21.95 T14 Shrimp Teriyaki . 24.95 www.chinaskywinchester.com 8 # Sashimi . 13.95 53 # Albacore Tuna (White tuna) . 6.95 . 7.95 6 pieces of sashimi. 54 Unagi (Eel) . 6.95 . 6.95 20 Garden Salad . .Salad . 4.50 55 # Hamachi (Yellowtail) . 7.95 . 8.95 Business Hours: Mixed vegetables. Lunch 56 Kanikama (Crab meat) . 5.95 . 6.95 Served Monday through Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (excluding holidays) Mon. - Thurs.: 11:30am - 10:00pm 21 Seaweed Salad . 6.95 All specials come with Soup: Choice of Egg Drop, Hot & Sour, Miso or Wonton Soup. Seaweed with lime juice & sesame seed. All specials (excluding sushi) come with Rice: Choice of White, 22 Seafood Salad . 13.95 Brown or Vegetable Fried Rice. Fri. - Sat.: 11:30am - 11:00pm Shrimp, crab stick, octopus, cucumber & fish eggs with a spicy mayo. Sunday: 12:00pm - 10:oopm Sushi Served& Sashimi with Miso Soup Entrees 80 Spider Roll . 13.95 Specials 30 Yaki Udon . .Udon . 14.95 Soft shell crab, vegetable & fish eggs. L1 Sweet and Sour Chicken . 11.95 Sautéed Japanese noodles with chicken, beef, pork & vegetables. 81 # China Sky Roll . 14.95 L2 Chicken with Cashew Nuts . 11.95 31 Seafood Yaki Udon . 14.95 Unakyo roll topped with spicy tuna. Sautéed Japanese noodles with shrimp, scallops & crab stick. Tel: 781-729-6899 82 # Rainbow Roll . 14.95 L3 Chicken with Broccoli . 11.95 32 Nabeyaki Udon . 14.95 California roll topped with tuna, salmon, yellowtail & shrimp. Shrimp tempura with chicken & vegetables in chicken broth. 83 Dragon Roll . 14.95 L4 , Chicken Amazing . 11.95 Tel: 781-729-2899 33 Vegi Udon . 13.95 Tempura roll topped with eel, avocado & tobiko. L5 , Chicken with Garlic Sauce . 11.95 84 # Maki Combination . 19.95 Fax: 781-729-0699 Roll or Hand Roll Choice of three different rolls from the roll section. L6 ,Hunan Pork . 11.95 60 Kappa Maki (Cucumber) . 4.95 85 # Sushi Regular . 19.95 61 Kanikyu (Crab stick & cucumber) . 6.95 6 pieces of sushi & tuna roll. L7 ,Ginger Pork with String Beans . 11.95 Main St # 86 # Sushi Deluxe . 22.95 d 62 Tekka Maki (Tuna) . 7.95 R L8 Beef with Broccoli . 12.95 Par e l Winchester r 8 pieces of sushi & California roll. k St P er 63 # Salmon Roll . 6.95 Sho Fire Station 87 # Sashimi Regular . 26.95 L9 Shredded Beef Szechuan Style . 12.95 64 # Tuna Avocado . 7.95 , nchest Mt Vernon St 14 pieces of sashimi. Wi 65 Avocado Maki . 5.95 # L10 Beef with Mushroom . 12.95 Conver 88 Sashimi Delux . 29.95 Winchester Vine Church St # 18 pieces of sashimi. S 66 Alaska Roll (Salmon, avocado & cucumber) . 7.95 L11 Shrimp with Garlic Sauce . 12.95 t Town Hall se Parking 89 # Tekka Don . 21.95 , Winchester 67 # Negi Hamachi (Yellowtail & scallions) . 7.95 Tuna on seasoned rice. L12 Shrimp with Assorted Vegetables . 12.95 Center 68 Sweet Potato Roll . 4.95 Winchester CVS % Winchester Rd 90 # Chirashi . 21.95 Center Historic Jukins Library y l District a P # w Pond 69 Spicy Tuna Roll . 6.95 Assorted fish on seasoned rice. L13 Shrimp with Chili Sauce . 12.95 a St Washington , r t La Ma S 70 # Spicy Salmon Roll . 6.95 in St Converse 91 Unagi Don . 18.95 son L14 Buddhist Delight . 10.95 p Broiled eel on seasoned rice. m o h 71 Unakyo (Smoked eel with cucumber) . 6.95 T Mystic Valley Pkwy 92 # Seasoned Sushi Combo . 25.95 L15 General Tso’s Chicken . 11.95 Winchester 72 Eel & Avocado . 6.95 4 tuna, 4 yellowtail & spicy tuna roll. , Post Office 73 California Roll . 6.95 93 # Sashimi & Sushi Combination . 28.95 L16 ,Tangerine Beef . 12.95 (Crab meat, avacado, cucumber & fish eggs) 9 pieces of sashimi, 4 pieces of sushi & California roll. L17 Crispy Sesame Chicken . 11.95 74 Boston Roll (Shrimp & lettuce) . 6.95 94 # Triple Sushi . 18.95 % 27 Converse Place 75 Futo Maki Tuna, salmon & yellowtail. L18 Crispy Sesame Shrimp . 12.95 (Crab stick, sweet egg & vegetables) . 6.95 95 # Triple Sashimi . 21.95 Winchester, MA 01890 76 Vegetarian Maki (Mixed vegetables) . 6.95 Tuna, salmon & yellowtail. L19 Triple Delight . 12.95 96 # Love Boat . 59.95 77 Tempura Roll . 8.95 12 pieces of sashimi, 12 pieces of sushi, California roll & spicy tuna roll. L20 Dynasty Duo . 12.95 (Shrimp tempura, cucumber & fish eggs) 97 # China Sky Special . 79.95 L21 California Roll & Tempura Roll . 14.95 18 pieces of sashimi, 16 pieces of sushi, California roll, # Food is cooked to order. Reminder: Consuming raw or undercooked spicy tuna roll & tempura roll. L22 Sushi & Spicy Tuna Roll . 14.95 meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of 1 piece of salmon, tuna & shrimp foodbourne illness, especially with certain medical conditions. BBC Printing & Products, Inc. 2015 Japanese Cuisine Sushi or Sashimi A La Carte (2) sushi (3) sashimi Served withTempura Miso soup and rice. 40 Tamago (Sweet egg) . 4.95 . 4.95 T01 Vegetable Tempura . 16.95 1 Edamame . .Appetizers . 5.95 Boiled green soy bean pods with a dash of sea salt. 41 Inari (Fried tofu skin) . 4.95 . 4.95 T02 Shrimp Tempura (Shrimp & vegetable) . 20.95 2 Agedashi Tofu . 7.95 42 # Sake (Salmon) . 5.95 . 6.95 T03 Seafood Tempura . 23.95 Gently fried bean curd with special sauce. Shrimp, scallops, crab stick & vegetable. # 3 Vegetable Tempura . 8.95 43 Maguro (Tuna) . 6.95 . 8.95 Fresh vegetables, battered & lightly fried. 44 Tako (Octopus) . 5.25 . 6.95 Oriental Cuisine 4 Shumai . 5.95 Steamed dumpling with shrimp. 45 Saba (Mackerel) . 4.25 . 6.95 Served withTeriyaki Miso soup and rice. 5 Gyoza . 5.95 46 # Tobiko (Flying fish roe) . 4.95 . 6.95 T10 Tofu Teriyaki . 16.95 Pan fried Japanese dumpling. T11 Chicken Teriyaki (White meat) . 18.95 6 Shrimp Tempura . 11.95 48 # Tai (Red snapper) . 3.95 . 5.95 Fried shrimp & vegetables. 50 Ebi (Shrimp) . 4.95 . 5.95 T12 # Beef Teriyaki . 21.95 7 # Sushi . 10.95 Take Out Menu 51 # Ikura (Salmon caviar) . 6.95 . 7.95 T13 Salmon Teriyaki . 21.95 T14 Shrimp Teriyaki . 24.95 www.chinaskywinchester.com 8 # Sashimi . 13.95 53 # Albacore Tuna (White tuna) . 6.95 . 7.95 6 pieces of sashimi. 54 Unagi (Eel) . 6.95 . 6.95 20 Garden Salad . .Salad . 4.50 55 # Hamachi (Yellowtail) . 7.95 . 8.95 Business Hours: Mixed vegetables. Lunch 56 Kanikama (Crab meat) . 5.95 . 6.95 Served Monday through Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (excluding holidays) Mon. - Thurs.: 11:30am - 10:00pm 21 Seaweed Salad . 6.95 All specials come with Soup: Choice of Egg Drop, Hot & Sour, Miso or Wonton Soup. Seaweed with lime juice & sesame seed. All specials (excluding sushi) come with Rice: Choice.
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