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Yakiniku Matsuyama the Three Top Brands of Wagyu Kobe Beef Kobe Beef Is Premium Branded Beef That Japan Boasts to the World 焼 肉 松 山 Yakiniku Matsuyama The three top brands of Wagyu Kobe beef Kobe beef is premium branded beef that Japan boasts to the world. Please enjoy highest grade beef. ◆ Kobe beef loin 神戸牛ロース 7,000yen（includes tax 7,560 yen） ◆ Kobe beef rib 神戸牛リブ 7,000yen（includes tax 7,560yen） Nagano premium branded beef Shinshu beef “Shinshu beef” is a type of Wagyu characterized by a delicate, rich flavor and prime quality that is the pride of Japan worldwide ◆ Premium beef loin プレミアム牛ロース 2,300yen（includes tax 2,484yen） ◆ Premium beef rib プレミアム牛リブ 2,300yen（includes tax 2,484yen） Yukhoe ◆ Choice yukhoe 1,200yen 特選ユッケ （includes tax1,296 yen） It uses one by one carefully Yakiniku selected high-quality meat ◆ Special 'salted tongue' 1,300yen includes tax 1,404 厚切り上塩タン （ yen） ◆ Beef tongue with salt and green onions ねぎ塩タン 980yen（includes tax 1,058yen） ◆ Salted tongue 900yen（includes tax 972yen） Loin 塩タン ◆ Special loin 1,200yen（includes tax 1,296yen） 上ロース ◆ Loin 900yen（includes tax 972yen） ロース ◆ Deluxe Chuck Rib 1,200yen（includes tax 1,296yen） 上カルビ ◆ Chuck rib 850yen（includes tax 918yen） Lean meatカルビ ◆ Outside Skirt 850yen ◆ Sirloin butt 1,100yen ハラミ （includes tax 918yen） ラムヘレ (includes tax 1,188yen） ◆ Top blade 1,100yen ◆ Esophagus 1,100yen ミスジ （includes tax 1,188yen） ネクタイ (includes tax 1,188yen） ◆ Aitchbone 1,100yen イチボ （includes tax 1,188yen） Pork・Chicken ◆ Shinshu Pork 650yen 信州ポーク （includes tax 702yen） ◆ Fatty pork 650yen 豚トロ （includes tax 702yen） ◆ Shinshu Herb Chicken 650yen 信州ハーブチキン （includes tax 702yen） Beef offal ◆ First stomach 700yen 上ミノ (includes tax 756yen) ◆ Liver 650yen 上レバー (includes tax 702yen) ◆ Beef offal 600yen ホルモン (includes tax 648yen) ◆ Third stomach 550yen センマイ (includes tax 594yen) ◆ Herb sausage 400yen ハーブソーセージ （includes tax 432yen） ◆ Thick-sliced bacon 400yen 厚切りベーコン （includes tax 432yen） ◆ Roasted garlic 400yen にんにくオイル焼き （includes tax 432yen） ◆ Seafood set 800yen （ shrimp/squid/Scallops ） （includes tax 864yen） 海鮮セット ( 海老 / イカ / ホタテ ) ◆ Seasonal vegetables set 500yen ※Please ask our staffs if you would like to know specific ingredients. （includes tax540yen） 季節の野菜盛り４品 It's cheaper if you buy them as a set. Recommended Matsuyama set Yakiniku set Extra large portion set （This dish serves for two to three.） （This dish serves for two.） （This dish serves for three to four.）1,200g 400g 松山セット 500g 焼肉セット 特盛りセット 4,300yen 3,000yen 8,000yen（includes tax 8,640yen） （includes tax 3,240yen） （includes tax 4,644yen） Salted tongue / Loin / Short rib/Skirt Salted tongue / Special loin Deluxe Chuck Rib/Skirt Loin / Chuck rib Deluxe Chuck Rib/Skirt Shinshu Herb Chicken / Herb sausage First stomach / Beef offal Shinshu Pork Seafood / Vegetables Motsunabe Motsunabe is a type of nabemono in Japanese cuisine, which is made from BEEF or PORK offal. A hot pot (i.e. nabe) is filled with soup, prepared beef or pork offal and boiled for a while; cabbage and garlic chives are added. The base soup is usually soy sauce with garlic and chili pepper,or miso. CHAMPON noodle are often put into the pot and boiled to complete the dish. The offal used in motsunabe is mostly beef intestines, but various kinds of offal can be used. limited Motsunabe もつ鍋 time Soy soup salt sauce offer 塩 醤油 solo1,500yen （includes tax 1,620yen） ＊Order at least for two persons, please. ※ 2名様からご注文いただけます。 A la carte Side dishSoup ◆ Egg soup 500yen 玉子スープ （includes tax 540yen） ◆ Seaweed soup 500yen わかめスープ （includes tax 540yen） ◆ Spicy Beef Soup with Vegetables 600yen ユッケジャンスープ （includes tax 648yen） Rice ◆ Rice （large）300yen ライス （includes tax 324yen） （medium）250yen （includes tax 270yen） （small）200yen （includes tax 216yen） ◆ Gukbap 600yen クッパ （includes tax 648yen） ◆ Chuck Rib gukbap 800yen カルビクッパ （includes tax 864yen） ◆ Bibimbap（ soup set） 800yen ビビンバ ( スープ付き ) （includes tax 864yen） （soup set） 900yen ◆ Mathuyama-Don 972 松山丼 ( スープ付き ) （includes tax yen） Bowl of rice topped with Shigure of beef,scrambled egg,Welsh onions ＊Shigureni is a kind of tsukudani (small fish, shellfish, konbu (a kind of kelp used for Japanese soup stock), etc. boiled in sweetened soy sauce) cooked with ginger. Noodles ◆ Cold-noodle(in Korean style) 700yen 冷麺 （includes tax 756yen） Kimchi,Namul,salad ◆ Chinese cabbage kimchi 350yen 白菜キムチ （includes tax 378yen） ◆ Japanese white radish kimchi 350yen 大根キムチ （includes tax 378yen） ◆ Cucumber kimchi 350yen きゅうりキムチ （includes tax 378yen） ◆ Assorted Kimchi 800yen キムチ盛り合わせ （includes tax 864yen） ◆ Spicy Cod Innards 400yen チャンジャ （includes tax 432yen） ◆ Korean Dried Seaweed Sheets 250yen 韓国海苔 （includes tax 270yen） （大）300円（税込 324 円） ◆ Namul Assorted 600yen （中）250円ナムル盛り合わせ（税込 270 円） （includes tax 648yen） （小）20◆0円 Kotchori（税込 216 円） (instant type of Kimchi) 650yen チョレギサラダ （includes tax 702yen） 600円（税込 648 円） ◆ Korean lettuce 400yen 800円サンチュ（税込 864 円） （includes tax 432yen） ＊seconds on cabbage 200yen（includes tax 216yen） 800円（税込 864 円※キャベツのおか） わりは別途200円（税込 216円）頂戴いたします。 90Dessert0円（税込 972 円） ◆ Mango pudding 300yen（includes tax 324yen） マンゴープリン ◆ Dark molasses pudding 300yen（includes tax 324yen） 黒蜜プリン ◆ Ice cream 300yen（includes tax 324yen） アイスクリーム drink JAPANESE SAKE HAKUBA NISHIKI One 480yen ◆ (一合) (includes tax 518yen) 白馬錦 （Cold sake,Hot sake） ( 冷・燗 ) Two 780yen (二合) (includes tax 842yen) ◆ HAKUBA NISHIKI 880yen 白馬錦・生酒 Unpasteurized sake (includes tax 950yen) ◆ Draft beer small 300yen（includes tax 324yen） 生ビール ( 小 ) ◆ Draft beer medium 500yen（includes tax 540yen） 生ビール ( 中 ) ◆ Sapporo Black Label medium 550yen（includes tax 594yen） サッポロ黒ラベル中瓶 ◆ Highball 400yen（includes tax 432yen） ハイボール ◆ Shochu made from wheat(Iichiko) 400yen 焼酎 ( 麦 ) いいちこ （includes tax 432yen） ◆ Shochu made from potato(Tomino Houzan) 500yen 焼酎 ( 芋 ) 富乃宝山 （includes tax 540yen） ◆ Shochu Highball(Lemon/Grapefruit/Lime) each 380yen 酎ハイ （ レモン / グレープフルーツ / ライム ） （includes tax 410yen） ◆ Glass of wine(Red/White) each500yen グラスワイン ( 赤 / 白 ) （includes tax 540yen） ◆ Bottle of Wine Lorimer each2,000yen (Australia)(Red/White) ボトルワイン ロリマー ( 赤 / 白 ) （includes tax 2,160yen） ◆ Bottle of Wine Valdivieso Cabernet Sauvignon each3,000yen (Chile)(Red/White) ボトルワイン バルディビエソカベルネ・ソーヴィニヨン ( 赤 / 白 ) （includes tax 3,240yen） ◆ Oolong teaウーロン茶 soft drink ◆ Orange juice オレンジジュース each300yen ◆ Colaコーラ （includes tax 324yen） ◆ Ginger ale ジンジャエール.
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