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A5 MENU GENERIC SUMMER 2019 FINAL.Indd THE ‘MOSHIMO’ SUSHI BOAT A selection of our sushi and sashimi for larger groups and parties, beautifully served on bamboo boats. Just let us know how much you want to spend (£40+) and let the chefs select the best sushi and sashimi for you, “omakase-style”* *subject to availability 微信掃碼 享中文菜單，看美食圖片 HOMEMADE JUICES & DRINKS WHITE WINE RED WINE We make our own homemade drinks, because they’re healthier and tastier - and Cuvee Jean Paul, Cotes De Gasgogne, Cuvee Jean Paul, Vaucluse, we’re through with unnecessary packaging France (vgn) £4.75/ £6.80/£19.90 France (vgn) £4.75/£6.80/£19.90 Fragrant nose with refreshing and zesty Grenache, Syrah and Merlot combine to give Fresh juice of the day (vgn) £4.50 green and citrus fruit flavours, a light this wine a soft, round and easy, gentle fruit appertif white that suits delicate spices style and a little spice on the finish Freshly made lemonade (vgn) £3.90 Les Oliviers Sauvignon Blanc Vermentino, Merlot Mourvedre, Les Oliviers, Ginger & lemon iced tea (vgn) £3.90 France (vgn) £5.35/£7.75/£22.40 France (vgn) £5.35/£7.75/£22.40 Zesty grapefruit character and a ripe full Soft and round with a touch of wild red Matcha iced tea (vgn) £3.50 texture balance berry and plum fruit flavours chosen to go with all but our most delicately flavoured of Matcha rice milk shake (vgn) £3.85 Fedele Catarratto Pinot Grigio, Sicily dishes Our own homemade rice milk mixed Italy (vgn/organic) £5.95/£8.55/£24.90 with the powdered green tea leaf used in Light, dry and a little ‘nutty’ a classic Italian Barbera Ceppi Storici, Italy (vgn) £24.90 Japanese tea ceremonies. One of the most anytime wine but especially great with sushi Warm aromas, cherry fruit with subtle powerful known anti-oxidants smoky notes and soft tannins Villa Nova Vinho Verde, Portugal (v) £25.90 Garnacha Mil Historia Alto Landon, Floral, citrus and gentle tropical fruits, Bright Spain £26.90 SUMMER ‘19 and vibrant Full-bodied with black fruits, strawberry SOFT DRINKS & SPRING WATER with herbs and sweet ,vibrant tannins Sugar Loaf Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand (v) £27.90 MOSHIMO Spring water 750ml £4.10 Rich, ripe tropical fruits and a lovely zesty Still or sparkling, bottled at source in balance typical of Marlborough recycled glass Takare Umeshu Coke/Diet coke £3.20 plum wine Green Cola £3.35 175ml glass £5.90 75cl bottle £26.90 Orange juice £3.40 SPARKLING WINES A sweet aromatic Japanese wine served on the rocks. Once you’ve had one glass, Apple juice £3.40 Prosecco Lunetta Spumante, you’ll want more! ! Cranberry juice £3.40 Italy (vgn) 200ml/£8.90 Deliciously light with hints of crispy apple, this spumante is far too easy to drink! Served in its own cute 200ml bottle LOOSE LEAF TEAS Prosecco Spago Frizzante, Toso Italy £26.90 ROSÉ Sencha green tea £3.20 Light and refreshingly dry. A traditional Italian favourite that makes for a La Grande Plage, France £5.95 / £8.55 / £24.90 D R ‘Puffed rice’ genmaicha green tea £3.20 wonderful aperitif Sencha green tea with roasted brown rice Wonderfully light, creamy, spicy and dry with aromas truly evocative of Japan Ridgeview Cavendish, Sussex (v) £48.00 Provence style rose From the award-winning Ditchling vineyard, I N Fresh mint leaf £3.20 blended from classic Champagne grape A refreshing tea made with a generous varieties with hints of almonds and red bunch of fresh mint berry fruits! K S 125ml wines by the glass are also available JAPANESE BEERS SAKÉ & JAPANESE WHISKY ½ pint draft Kirin Ichiban (vgn) £3.45 Shochikubai 150ml £4.90 A flask of saké, served hot or cold 1 pint draft Kirin Ichiban (vgn) £5.15 Gokai Nama 300ml £9.90 Kirin Ichiban bottle (vgn) 330ml / £4.85 A higher grade “nama” unpasteurised saké. Dry, light and clean finish. Served chilled Abyss Hazy Pale Cinco 5% brewed in MOSHIMO Lewes (vgn) 330ml /£4.95 Hibiki Single Malt 17yrs 25ml/£6.80 Award - winning whiskey from Japan’s oldest TASTING MENU Abyss Ipa 6.2% brewed in distillery Lewes (vgn 330ml /£5.35 Let our chefs take you on a culinary journey Brewdog Nanny State 0.5% through our menu. You will receive three ‘alcohol free’ Hoppy Ale (vgn) 330ml /£4.85 bento boxes, each containing dishes that have been prepared according to different cooking techniques, a practice taken from COCKTAILS the Japanese haute-cuisine “kaiseki” tradition Raspberry Saké Daiquiri £8.45 £45 Bacardi, saké, raspberry, grenadine, lime GIN & TONIC juice by by Umeboshi Vodka £8.45 Bombay Sapphire Franklin & Sons 1st BENTO BOX Vodka, lime juice, umeboshi plum, Gordon’s A selection of three beautifully presented homemade ginger syrup “sakizuke” appetiser dishes inspired by sashimi Yojimbo Gin £8.45 Classic Franklin’s Gin, plum wine 2nd BENTO BOX Made from pure Staffordshire water, Franklin’s makes for a superlative G&T A selection of “agemono” (fried) and Tokyo Mule £8.45 “sunomono” (vinegared) dishes Vodka, saké, lime juice, angostura bitters, Elderflower w/ cucumber homemade ginger syrup, Kirin beer 3rd BENTO BOX Light natural sweetness of Elderflower with the cool freshness of cucumber A selection of “yakimono” (grilled) dishes and Sake Margarita £8.45 our Korean inspired dishes The old favourite, Japanese style – with Cointreau, sake and fresh lime juice Rhubarb w/ Hibiscus & A pink-hued tonic with ‘fresh-cut’ tartness to bring sophistication to RICE your G&T SPIRITS & MIXERS Choose between steamed white Japonica Pink grapefruit w/ Bergamot and brown rice Spirits 25ml/£5.90 Mild sharpness, citrus and a floral tea & finish. Wonderful! Mixers £1.60 SHIRUMONO Coke, Diet Coke, Cranberry Juice, Orange £7.80 A choice of our miso soups Juice F O Franklin’s tonic £2.35 Please note, we cannot guarantee that your dish will be free O D from allergenic ingredients as dishes are prepared in areas MOSHIMO is famous for its work on fish sustainability, which means that we do not serve where these ingredients are present. Please discuss your food fish that is listed as “fish to avoid” by the Marine Conservation Society (mcsuk.org). allergy, intolerance or sensitivity before ordering. SUSHI FROM THE CONVEYOR BELT... ...& SUSHI YOU’LL NEED TO ORDER Our plates on the conveyor belt are colour-coded according to price and indicate which are plant- based. MOSHIMO Members can enjoy all our food at half price on Mondays and Tuesdays, and all our plant-based food at half price on our Vegan VVedensdays (except items marked †). Please ask our staff or go to the back page for T&Cs and more details. SASHIMI Salmon (3 pieces) (gf) £4.60 MAKI Mackerel sashimi (4 pieces) (gf) £4.85 Salmon hosomaki (gf) £3.20 Squid sashimi with tobiko (4 pieces) £4.85 ‘OMAKASE’ Red plate SUSHI PLATTERS & Tuna salad maki with red radish £3.20 £3.20 Seabass sashimi (4 pieces) (gf) £4.85 & watercress (gf) Yellowfin tuna sashimi (3 pieces) (gf) £4.85 BOATS Tuna tekkamaki (gf) £3.20 Grey plate £18+ £3.90 California maki £3.20 CRISPY TEMAKI HANDROLLS A fantastic option if you wish to eat Grilled salmon skin, red onion £3.20 Black plate Eat these while the seaweed is still crispy! £4.60 sushi the traditional way and let our & lettuce maki California avocado & crabstick £3.80 chefs choose for you. If you prefer to Prawn tempura £5.10 Green plate Cornish crab meat & cucumber (gf) £4.90 make your own choices, please select (w/teriyaki or chilli sauce) £5.10 Grilled salmon skin & spring onion £3.80 from the a la carte menu! Salmon & avocado maki £4.60 & Prawn tempura & avocado £4.90 † Salmon katsu & mustard maki £4.60 Blue plate Salmon & avocado (gf) £5.10 also available as.... Spicy tuna maki £5.10 (dessert) Spicy tuna & spring onion (gf) £5.10 Crab, cucumber & masago roe £5.10 £4.70 VEGAN Tuna salad (gf) £3.80 SUSHI PLATTERS & Ume pickled plum & cucumber (vgn)(gf) £3.20 NIGIRI Natto soy bean & spring onion (vgn)(gf) £3.20 BOATS Tamago omelette (v) £3.20 £15+ Avocado (vgn) (gf) £3.50 Mackerel (gf) £3.90 † Gari ginger (vgn) (gf) Sustainable ‘eel’ NEW £5.10 Salmon (gf) £3.90 £1.00 Sea bass & yuzu chilli pepper (gf) £3.90 GUNKAN ‘BATTLESHIP’ SUSHI Squid (gf) £3.90 These also should be eaten when the seaweed Tiger prawn (gf) £4.60 is still crispy... BOWL SUSHI Sustainable ‘eel’ NEW £5.10 Cornish crab (mixed) (gf) £5.20 † Korean chilli sashimi bowl (gf) £21.50 Tuna (gf) £4.60 Ikura salmon roe (gf) £5.20 A selection of salmon, tuna and daily Masago fish roe £4.40 catch white fish served on a bed of shari Pickled walnut (vgn) (gf) £4.40 rice with lettuce, carrot & cucumber and a Japanese mushroom teriyaki (vgn) £5.10 tangy Korean chilli sauce Orange plate Natto soy bean (vgn)(gf) £3.50 PLANT-BASED SUSHI £2.80 Salmon & Avocado ju (gf) £13.40 Avocado hosomaki (vgn) (gf) £2.80 Loch Duart Salmon sashimi and avocado on Cucumber kappamaki (vgn) (gf) £2.80 Yellow plate a bed of shari rice topped with Ikura £3.90 † salmon roe Oshinko hosomaki (vgn) (gf) £2.80 Soft-shell crab tempura maki Pink plate Inari tofu (vgn) £3.90 (6 pieces) Inari tofu, celery, red radish, £3.90 £4.60 lettuce & kampyo maki (vgn) & This way for our famous kozara tapas, † £9.90 and some seriously hot stuff » Tofu, green leaf , sun dried tomato, £3.90 Patterned blue plate (dessert) red onion & cucumber maki (vgn) £4.70 (v) = vegetarian (vgn) = vegan (gf) = gluten free (we have gluten-free Tamari soy sauce on demand!).
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