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Click Here to View Our Dining Room Chinese Menu Dearest Patrons, To ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction, we’d like to call your attention to the information below, and urge you to have a discussion with your server should you have any ques- tions. Thank you! *All our foods are prepared in one kitchen and, as such, traces of some ingredients might find their way into others. Also, the preparation of our food may involve the use of milk, eggs, pea- nuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, fish or shellfish, which could be al- lergens for some people. Before placing your order, please read the menu carefully and notify your server if you happen to be allergic to any food or ingredient. *For your convenience, a _______% service charge will automat- ically be applied to a party of 5 or more. *It is the restaurant’s policy that no FREE refills are allowed for any drinks ordered. *The prices & ingredients listed on the menu are subject to change. In particular, the vegetables listed might be substitut- ed for by others, depending on their seasonal availability. Some vegetables listed as ingredients of some dishes are for decora- tive purposes only, and the proper amount of their use is deter- mined by our professional chefs. *Before placing your order, please carefully read the menu and ask the server for clarification if you are unclear about any item, for a 50% cancellation fee will be applied to any item that is or- dered first and then canceled. *If for any reason you do not like the food that has been served, please stop eating immediately and notify your server. We can- not replace your food if substantial amount of it has been con- sumed. For the returned item, 50% of its menu price will be assessed. *Upon request, our server will pack your left-over foods for you. Make sure you check the packages and take all of them with you when you leave. The restaurant will not be responsible for any missingPROOF items. 1 COCKTAILS Ginger Gin ........................................8 Sky Blue Lemonade .........................8 Fresh Ginger, Lime Juice, Gin, Chilled. Not Really Lemonade! Just Sounds Nice… With Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Triple Sec, Blue Curaco, Sprite and Sweet and Sour. Fuji Apple ..........................................9 Shinshu Iwai Whisky, Apple Pucker, Cranberry Juice, Chilled. Black Berry Lemonade .....................8 It Doesn’t Have Black Berries in It But It Does Have Black Berry Brandy, Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Triple Osaka Tea ........................................8 Sec, Sprite and Sweet and Sour Even Better. Vodka, Rum, Sake, Peach Schapps, Cranberry Juice, Over Ice. Drinks Soco Punch ......................................8 A Potent Yet Fruity Drink Containing Vodka, South- Sake Sangria ....................................8 ern Comfort, Amaretto, Pineapple Juice, and Orange Orange Juice, Cranberry Juice, Peach Schapps, Juice. Sake, Pinot Grigio, Over Ice. Hpnotiq Colada .................................8 Yuzu Margarita .................................8 Hpnotiq, Blue Curaco, Coconut Mix, and Pineapple Yuzu Juice (Japanese Fruit), Tequila, Triple Sec, Juice Blended to a Creamy Frozen Drink. Sweet & Sour Salt Rim, Over Ice. Li-Sa Tini...........................................8 Mai Tai ..............................................8 Soho Lychee, Dry Sake, Vodka, Chilled. Chi Tung’s Signature Drink! This Is Very Popular, Refreshing Blend Of Mai Tai Mix, Rum, Triple Sec, and Sweet and Sour. Plum-Saketini ...................................8 Kinsen Plum Wine, Dry Sake, Chilled. Zombie..............................................8 Mixed With Rum, Triple Sec, Crème De Almond, Watermelon-tini ................................8 Sweet and Sour, and Orange Juice. Perfecting This Watermelon Liquer, Triple Sec, Vodka, Cranberry Drink with 151 Rum On Top. Juice, Chillied. Strawberry Daiquiri ...........................8 Cosmo ..............................................8 Nice and Cool to Have After Adding Some Rum and Vodka, Triple Sec, Cranberry Juice, and Lime Juice. Strawberry Mix Blending It to Frozen. Appletini ............................................8 Rum Runner .....................................8 Vodka and Apple Pucker. Has All The Goods, Myer’s Rum, Blackberry Brandy, Crème De Banana, Grenadine, and Sweet and Sour Godiva Chocolate Martini .................8 Don’t You Wanna Run for This? Vodka, Godiva Chocolate Liqueur, and Bailey’s Irish Cream. Pina Colada ......................................8 Between the Blend Of Coconut Mix, Pineapple Juice Lemon Drop ......................................8 and Rum This Drink Will Take You to the Islands. Absolut Citron, Sweet and Sour, Served Up with a Sugared Rim. Blue Hawaiian...................................8 Blue Curaraco and Rum Mixed with Pineapple Juice Hpnotiq Tini.......................................8 and Coconut Mix, Smoothing This Drink Out. Hpnotiq, Malibu Coconut Rum and Pineapple Juice. Long Island Ice Tea ..........................8 Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Triple Sec, Sweet and All Premium Spirits Add $1 Sour, and Coke Isn’t That EnoughPROOF Said! Price may change without notice 2 Please drink responsibly BEERS Domestic Sapporo ........................... 12oz. $5.00 Miller Lite ...................................$3.00 #1 Famous Beer in Japan. 5% alc. Bud Light ...................................$3.00 Sapporo Black ................. 22oz. $8.00 New Member in Sapporo Family. 4.3% alc. Budweiser ..................................$3.00 Kirin Ichiban ..................... 12oz. $5.00 American Pale Lager. 5% alc. Imports TsingTao ....................................$4.50 Hitachino Nest ............. 11.2oz. $7.00 Corona .......................................$4.50 Feature: Coriander, Herbs, Nutmeg, Orange White Ale. 5% alc Heineken ...................................$4.50 Hitachino Dai Dai ......... 11.2oz. $7.00 Feature: Fruit, Orange IPA. 6.2% alc. Drinks MOJITO Made With Rum, Fresh Mint Leaves, and a Refreshing Rose’s Lime Mojito Mix Mango...............................................8 Black Berry .......................................8 Pomegranate ....................................8 Watermelon ......................................8 Peach ...............................................8 Regular .............................................8 WINE BY GLASS Copperidge Merlot ...... Glass $7 Bottle $28 Copperidge White Zinfandel Medium Bodied with Velvety Ripe Plum Flavored .................................... Glass $7 Bottle $28 Fruit. Lots of Summer Fruit Including Strawberry and Raspberry Aromas. Light Bodied, Fresh, Delicious, Copperidge Cabernet . Glass $7 Bottle $28 and a Crisp Finish. Medium Bodied with Flavor of Blackberry, Plum and Cherry Fruit and a Hint of Spice. Copperidge Chardonnay Glass $7 Bottle $28 Soft with Apples and Peach Aromas, Smooth Tasting Alice White Shiraz ...... Glass $7 Bottle $28 Creamy Buttery Flavors From Blended Oak. A Well Structured Wine with Senses of Blackcur- rant Fruit, Ripe Plum, Spicy Vanilla, and Licorice. Bella Sera Pinot Grigio Glass $7 Bottle $28 Has Subtle Hints of Chocolate, Caramel, and Warm Has a Yellow Gold Color and Aromas of Apple and Toasty Oak. Lemon with Pear Overtone Bella Sera Pinot Noir .. Glass $7 Bottle $28 Bella Sera Moscato .... Glass $7 Bottle $28 Has Dark Plum and Cherry Flavors, a Nice Balance Featuring Aromas of Fresh Nectarine and Peach, of Acidity and Sweetness. Followed By Sweet and Refreshing Flavors of Ripe Peach and Apricot. Dona Paula Malbec .... Glass $7 Bottle $28 Intense Violet Color Plums, Black Cherries, Licorice Woodridge Reisling .... Glass $7 Bottle $28 and Dried Herbs Aromas the Nose. Eticing Fruit, Floral and Spice Notes Weave Through Delicately Sweet Flavor. WINE BY BOTTLE Glass Mountain Cabernet – Napa Valley Ruffino Lumina Pinot Grigio – Italy Bottle $31 PROOFBottle $31 Louis Latour Pinot Noir – France Covey Run Riesling – Washington Bottle $31 Bottle $31 Louis Latour Chardonnay – France Jacob’s Creek Melot - Australia Bottle $31 Bottle $37 Price may change without notice Please drink responsibly 3 PLUM WINE Sweet Plum Wine Hakasuru Plum Wine Glass $7 Bottle $26 Glass $7 Bottle $26 Crisped Plum Flavored Rich and Full Bodies Taste Slightly Tart with a Hint of Sweetness Has an Aroma with a Long Smooth Finish. of Plum and Nice Perfect for Serving with a Meal. SAKE SAKE Nigori Unfilitered Sake (Traditional) (Served Hot) (300ml) (Served Cold) $14.00 Small $6.00 Creamy Medium Bodied And Sweet With Hints Of Drinks Large $11.00 Tropical Fruit And A Long Finish. Well Balanced, Mellow Sake Has A Clean Medium Finish. Sho Chiku Bai Small $7 Zipang Sparkling Large $11 (250ml) (Served Cold) $12.00 Lively And Bright With Hints of Tropical Fruit. This Cold Sake Carbonated Sake Has A Refreshing Light Finish. Small $7 Large $11 NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (All No Free Refills) Virgin Strawberry Daiquiri ............4.00 Coke ............................................1.50 Virgin Pina Colada .......................4.00 Diet Coke .....................................1.50 Sprite ...........................................1.50 Kiddy Cocktail ..............................3.00 Root Beer ....................................1.50 Orange Juice ...............................2.25 Fanta Orange ..............................1.50 Pineapple Juice ...........................2.25 Ramuna .......................................2.75 Cranberry Juice ...........................2.25 Japanese Carbonated Soft Drink DESSERT Green Tea Ice Cream ..................1.75 Red Bean Ice Cream ...................1.75 Vanilla Ice Cream ........................PROOF1.75
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