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Bethesda, MD 20814 LUNCH MENU STARTERS Cha-Mame “Brown Edamame” 5 Young Soy Beans Chicken & Pork Dumpling 8.5 Pineapple Star Anise Sauce | Chive Oil Age-Dashi Tofu 8 Shishito Pepper | Kabocha | Shiitake | Ginger | Ito Katsuo | Dashi Broth Tuna Tartare 14 Sesame Soy Flavor | Peanuts | Lemon Basil Sauce | French Baguette SOUP Miso Soup 3 Tofu | Wakame | Scallion Ginger Pumpkin Soup 6.5 Croutons | Ginger Stings SALADS Mesclun & Herbs 8 Miso Dressing | Kaiware Sprouts | Cilantro | Red Onion | Crispy Ginger Kale Salad 9 Tuscany Kale | Spicy Anchovy Tomato Vinaigrette | Sauteed Fennel & Onion | Bean Sprouts | Parmesan Cheese | Shrimp Toast Croutons Seaweed 9 Carrot Dressing | Wakame | Sesame Seaweed | Mixed Green | Crispy Wonton Strips Healthy Tofu 9 Yuzu-Soy Vinaigrette | Mix Greens | Seaweed | Cucumber | Peanuts | Crispy Shallots Grilled Chicken & Napa 10 Hot Sesame Mustard Dressing | Chicken Breast | Radicchio | Crispy Noodles Roasted Mushroom & Asparagus 11 Shiitake | Portobello | Asiago Cheese | Wonton Chips | Yuzu Vinaigrette BENTO BOXES Served with Miso Soup Chicken Breast Teriyaki 15 Salmon Teriyaki Sansho Pepper 16 Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura 16 Ribeye Steak Teriyaki 5 oz 17 Sashimi Tuna | Salmon | White Fish 18 All Above Bento Boxes Come with | California Roll | House Salad | Fried Shrimp Shumai Portobello-Green Beans Veggie 13 Cucumber Avocado Roll | Tofu Salad | Spring Roll | Tempura | Portobello-Asparagus Deluxe 21 Tuna–Salmon-Shrimp Sushi | CA Roll | Tuna-Salmon-Whitefish Sashimi | Ribeye Teriyaki Shrimp-Vegetable Tempura | Seaweed Salad NOODLE SOUPS Served with Side Salad TOKYO DASH BROTH Choice of Udon (Wheat) | Soba (Buck Wheat) | Egg Noodles Vegetables & Tofu 12 Chicken 13 Beef 14 Shrimp Tempura 15 Raku Deluxe Special 17 Chicken | Beef | Shrimp Tempura SPICY COCONUT RED CURRY NOODLES | Soba (Buck Wheat) | Choice of Udon (Wheat) Egg Noodles Vegetables & Tofu 13 Chicken 14 Beef 15 7240 Woodmont Ave Seafood 17 Shrimp 18 Bethesda, MD 20814 Raku Deluxe Special Chicken | Beef | Shrimp | Calamari | Mussels 19 P 301.718.8680 F 301.718.8683 SUSHI & SASHIMI ASSORTMENTS Served with Miso Soup and Salad Sushi & Roll Combo 13 pcs (NO ROLL SUBSTITUTION PLEASE) 15 www.RakuAsianDining.com Tuna | Salmon | Shrimp | White Fish | California Roll | Tuna Roll | Cucumber Roll Raku Sushi Assortment 11 pcs 20 Tuna | Salmon | Yellowtail | White Fish | Shrimp | California Roll Jo Nigiri 11 pcs 25 Tuna | Yellowtail | Salmon | White Fish | Raw Spot Prawn | Eel | Salmon Caviar | 4pc of Chef’s Daily Selection Vegetarian Assortment 16 pcs (NO ROLL SUBSTITUTION PLEASE) 13 Portobello | Inari | Ume Shiso | Asparagus | Avocado-Cucumber Roll | Oshinko Roll | Kanpyo Roll Raku Sashimi Assortment 15 pcs 28 Tuna | Salmon | Yellowtail | Whitefish | Chef’s Selection ** All of the above assortments may vary slightly upon availability ** ** MENU ITEMS & PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ** DINNER MENU SUSHI A LA CARTE STARTERS Cha-Mame “Brown Edamame” Young Soy Beans 5 NIGIRI SASHIMI Age-Dashi Tofu Fried Tofu | Shishito Pepper | Kabocha | Maitake Mushroom | Soy Dashi 8 2PCS 3PCS Tuna Maguro 7.5 11 Szechwan Crispy Chicken 8.5 Fatty Tuna Toro mp mp Five Spiced Spicy Soy Vinaigrette | Wakame | Cucumber | Radicchio | Red Onion | Cilantro Salmon Sake 7 10.5 Hoisin Baby Pork Ribs Braised, then Fried Ribs | Fried Yucca | Shishito Pepper 11 Salmon Toro Sake Toro 8 12 Korean BBQ Hanger Steak Ssam Kimchee Puree | Spicy Miso | Red Leaf Lettuce | Rice 11 Seared Salmon Toro Aburi 8 12 Corn Meal Crusted Fried Calamari Horse Radish Cocktail | Cilantro-Cucumber Sauce 10 Yellow Tail Hamachi 8 12 Spicy Butterfly Prawn Aurora Sauce | Mesclun | Lemon 13 Yellow Tail Belly Hamachi Harami 10 15 DUMPLINGS & SPRING ROLLS Red Snapper Madai 8 12 Chicken & Pork Dumpling Pineapple-Star Anise Sauce | Chive Oil 8.5 Shrimp Ebi 6 9 Kurobuta Pork Shumai 8.5 Eel Unagi 7 10.5 Kurobuta Pork-Shrimp-Chicken Filling | Chunky Chili Oil | Sake Tahini Sauce Octopus Tako 7 10.5 Squid Ika 5 7.5 Garden Summer Roll Spicy Peanut | Mint Sauce | Shrimp | Mango 7 Sea Urchin Uni mp mp Fried Vietnamese Spring Roll 7.5 with Quail Egg w/Udama Ground Kurobuta Pork & Shrimp | Woodear | Cilantro | Leaf Lettuce | Sweet Lime-Chili Sauce Salmon Caviar Ikura 8 12 SOUP & SALADS with Quail Egg w/Udama 8 Ginger Pumpkin Soup Croutons | Chive | Ginger Strings 6.5 Smelt Roe Masago 5 7.5 Shrimp & Chicken Dumpling Bean Sprout | Spinach | Shiitake Mushroom | Cilantro 7.5 Omelet Tamago 5 7.5 Portobello Portobello 4 Mesclun & Herbs 8 Bean Curd Inari 5 Miso Dressing | Kaiware Sprouts | Red Onion | Crispy Ginger | Cilantro Kale Salad 9 Spicy Anchovy Tomato Vinaigrette | Sauteed Fennel & Onion | Bean Sprouts | Parmesan | Shrimp Croutons CRUNCHY SERIES Inside Out–6 pcs / Order Seaweed Salad 9 Carrot Dressing | Wakame | Sesame Seaweed | Mixed Greens | Crispy Wonton Crunchy Shrimp Mayo | Fish Roe | Tempura Flakes 8 Healthy Tofu 9 Crunchy Spicy Salmon Cilantro | Tempura Flakes 8 Yuzu-Soy Vinaigrette | Mixed Greens | Sesame Seaweed | Wakame | Peanuts | Crispy Shallots Crunchy Eel Oshinko Daikon Pickles | Cucumber 8 Grilled Chicken & Napa 10 Crunchy Spicy Scallop Mayo | Roe | Tempura Flakes 9 Hot Sesame Mustard Dressing | Radicchio | Crispy Noodles Roasted Mushroom & Asparagus 11 DRAGONS 8 pcs / Order Yuzu Soy Vinaigrette | Asiago Cheese | Wonton Chips Golden Dragon Eel | Salmon | Avocado | Cucumber | Crispy Potato | Eel Sauce 10 RAW PLATES Red Dragon Salmon | Eel | Avocado | Cucumber | Spicy Tuna | Serrano Pepper | Eel Sauce 14.5 Salmon Sashimi & Green Apple Spicy Yuzu Truffle Vinaigrette | Kumquat Puree | Serrano Pepper 13 Flying Smoke ‘in Dragon 19 Tuna Tartare Lemon Basil Sauce | Peanuts | French Baguette 15 | | | | Smoked Salmon Cream Cheese Avocado Cucumber | Eel Tempura Spicy Mayo Yellowtail Sashimi Sesame Wasabi Ponzu Sauce | Microgreen-Cilantro Salad 16 Eel Sauce | Scallion NOODLE SOUPS SIGNATURE ROLLS TOKYO DASHI BROTH Soy Sauce Based Dried Bonito Flakes | Kelp Broth Choice of Udon (wheat) | Soba (Buck Wheat) | Egg Noodles Raku Roll (8 pcs) Eel | Tamago Omelet | Avocado | Cucumber 8 Vegetables & Tofu 12 Grilled Salmon Harasu Roll (5 pcs) Harasu-Salted Salmon Belly | Shiso | Oshinko | Ginger 8.5 Chicken 13 ‘Seoul’ Train Roll (8 pcs) Spicy Korean Miso Sauce |Tuna | Kimchee | Kaiware | Scallion 9 Beef 14 | | | Shrimp Tempura 15 Maryland Roll (8 pcs) Eel Shiitake Crab Meat Cucumber 11 Deluxe Shrimp Tempura | Chicken | Beef 17 Philly Roll (8 pcs) Smoked Salmon | Cream Cheese | Red Onion | Cucumber | Shiso | Lemon Caper Sauce 9.5 Chesapeake Bay Roll (8 pcs) Tuna | Crab Meat | Avocado | Cucumber 11.5 COCONUT RED CURRY NOODLES Chicken Broth Choice of Udon (wheat) | Soba (Buck Wheat) | Egg Noodles Wasabi Dynamite Roll (8 pcs) Tuna | Salmon | Yellow Tail | Wasabi flavored Fish Roe 12 Vegetables & Tofu 13 Double Salmon Roll (8 pcs) Spicy Mango Miso Sauce 12 Chicken 14 Cooked Salmon | Grain Mustard | Avocado | Celery | Cucumber Roll | Fresh Salmon | Dill Beef 15 Volcano (5 pcs) Shrimp Tempura | Spicy Tuna| Eel | Avocado | Cucumber | Roe | Spicy Mayo | Eel Sauce 12 Seafood Shrimp | Calamari | Mussels 17 | | | Shrimp 18 Maine Lobster Roll (8 pcs) Celery Cucumber Mayo Masago | Katsuo Mirin Furikake 12 Deluxe Chicken | Beef | Shrimp | Calamari | Mussels 19 Chilean Sea Bass Tempura Roll (5 pcs) Avocado | Ginger | Red Pepper | Yamagobo Wasabi Mayo | Eel Sauce 12 ENTRÉES Rainbow Roll (8 pcs) California | Tuna | Salmon | Yellow Tail | Cobia 13.5 Kabayaki Red Curry Glazed Scottish Salmon 25 Alaskan Roll (8 pcs) Lump Crab | Avocado | Cucumber Roll | Yellowtail | Scallion 15 Thai Basil Vin Blanc | Roasted Cauliflower | Sunchoke | French Beans | Salmon Caviar Miso Marinated Chilean Seabass 29 Ginger Tomato Sauce | Broccolini | Oyster Mushroom CALIFORNIA LINEUPS Inside Out–6 pcs / Order Thai Curry Flavored Bouillabaisse 29 California Avocado | Cucumber | Crab Sticks | Fish Roe 6.5 Garlic-Cilantro Aioli | Half Lobster | Shrimp | Scallop | Fish | Mussels | Calamari | Crostini Salmon California Avocado | Cucumber | Masago Fish Roe 8 Pan Seared Maine Lobster 32 Shrimp California Avocado | Cucumber | Masago Fish Roe 8 Chinese Black Bean-Truffle Sauce | Truffle Oil | French Beans | Yaki Onigiri Tuna California Avocado | Cucumber | Masago Fish Roe 8.5 Grilled Ribeye Steak (10 oz) 28 Crab California Avocado | Cucumber | Masago Fish Roe 9.5 Yuzu Bearnaise | Truffle Au Jus | French Beans | Fried Bliss Potato Grilled NY Strip Steak (9 oz) 28 Szechwan Bordelaise Sauce | French Beans | Potato Puree SPICY TUNA TRIO Pan Roasted Chicken Breast 21 Spicy Tuna 6 pcs Spicy Mayo| Scallion | Cucumber 7 Lemon Basil Sauce | Thai Style Sautéed Egg Noodles with Peanuts | Grilled Asparagus Crunchy Spicy Tuna 6 pcs Sriracha Spicy Sauce| Cilantro | Tempura Flakes 8.5 Chinese Five Spiced Duck Breast 25 Deluxe Spicy Tuna 8 pcs 13.5 Cherry Port Wine Sauce | Spatzle | Root Veggies | Bacon Tuna | Jalapeno | Sriracha | Ginger | Avocado | Cilantro | Tempura Flake | Spicy Tuna Veggie Bento Box 19 | Tempura | Mesclun Salad | Portobello | Spring Roll | Sushi Spicy Mayo Scallion SUSHI ASSORTMENTS VEGETABLE ROLLS 6 pcs / Order Sushi & Roll Combo 14pcs (NO ROLL SUBSTITUTION PLEASE) 19 Tuna | Salmon | Shrimp | White Fish | Eel | California Roll | Tuna Roll | Cucumber Roll Aspara-Pepper Roll Asparagus | Fire Roasted Red Pepper 5.5 Raku Sushi Assortment 13pcs 24 Aspara-Avo-Q Roll Asparagus | Avocado | Cucumber 6.5 Tuna | Yellowtail | Salmon | White Fish (2pcs) | Shrimp | Eel | California Roll Crunchy Avo-Q Roll Avocado | Cucumber | Tempura Flakes 6.5 Jo Nigiri 12pcs 30 Crunchy Spicy Avo-Q Roll Avocado
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