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Sharing a gift of goodness with our healthy range of CALPIS® and Yakult drinks specially made for you. CALPIS® is a cultured milk drink that has been fermented with microorganisms such as lactobacilli and other ingredients. Cultured milk drinks are known for health benefits such as aiding digestion, as well as their tangy and refreshing taste. At Shin Kushiya, we have created our very own CALPIS® Sodas by combining the goodness of CALPIS® with fruity flavours, soda and chewy honey pearls. Enjoy these invigorating drinks every time you dine at Shin Kushiya. A fermented skimmed milk drink, Yakult is known for its gut- friendly bacteria that can help to improve digestive health. Yakult is enjoyed by children and adults of all ages, and here at Shin Kushiya, we have created a range of innovative beverages featuring this healthy drink. Our unique Yakult drinks are added with chilled fruit juices and tangy yogurt balls. Try all four delicious flavours, and tell us which is your favourite! デ ザ ー Strawberry Nichigo イチゴニイチゴー Umeshu-infused strawberries with ト vanilla ice cream 7.8 *contains alcohol DESSERTS Ice Cream Trio アイスクリーム のトリオ Imported yuzu sherbet, black sesame, matcha ice cream, made with Hokkaido milk 12.6 From left to right: Grape Ice Cream Macha Ice Cream Goma Ice Cream Yuzu Sherbet グレ ープ アイスクリーム 抹 茶 アイスクリーム 黑 胡 麻 アイスクリーム 柚 子 シャ ー ベット Imported grape ice Imported green tea Imported black Imported Japanese cream made with ice cream made with sesame ice cream lime sherbet 4.8 Hokkaido milk 4.8 Hokkaido milk 4.8 made with Hokkaido milk 4.8 Vanilla Ice Mochi 餅 バ ニラアイス 添 え Soybean mochi served with vanilla ice cream and soy ‘dust’ 6.8 Traditional Red Bean with Mochi 餅との伝統的な赤豆 Warabi mochi in a traditional homemade red Kuro Goma Heaven bean soup, served warm 至福の黑胡麻 with soy ‘dust’ 5.8 Black sesame ice cream, homemade black sesame cream and chocolate wafer 7.8 Warabi Mochi わらび餅 Mochi squares of warabi with green tea ice cream topped with black honey syrup 7.8 Tofu Cheesecake 豆 腐 チ ーズケ ー キ Low-calorie Japanese-style tofu cheesecake 4.8 Yuzu Sherbet with Homemade Tofu Cheesecake 自家製豆腐チーズケーキと女性柚子シャーベット Imported yuzu sherbet with homemade tofu cheesecake 9.2 デ ザ ー ト DESSERTS Soybean Pudding Earl Grey Jelly Créme 豆乳プリン Royale Soybean pudding topped アールグレ ークリームロイヤル with red beans and soy Intense earl grey tea jelly, with ‘dust’ 4.8 sweet cream 4.8 Fresh Fruits Konyakku 新 鮮 なフル ーツこんにゃく Selection of fruits set in Japanese-style jelly, with brown sugar syrup 5.8 Crème Brûlée クリームブ リュレ Chilled caramelised egg custard with strawberry 5.8 Parfaits specially designed for VivoCity outlet Vanilla Strawberry Yuzu Mango Parfait Parfait 柚子カルピスパフェ バニライチゴパフェ Mango jelly with yogurt Red tea jelly, Azuki beans, pearls, strawberries and brown honey pearls, imported yuzu sherbet 9.6 strawberries & vanilla ice Umeshu Tiramisu cream 9.6 梅酒ティラミス Special concoction of plum-wine tiramisu 7.8 *contains alcohol Grape Ice Parfait ブドウカルピスパフェ Red tea jelly, brown honey pearls, cream, strawberries and imported grape ice cream 9.6 カ ル ピ ス Lychee CALPIS® Soda レイシカルピス Lychee-infused soda, with CALPIS® and brown honey pearls 6.8 Yuzu CALPIS® Soda 柚子カルピス Sweetened Yuzu chunks and brown honey pearls with CALPIS® and soda 6.8 Strawberry CALPIS® Peach CALPIS® Soda Soda ピーチカルピス ® ストロベリーカルピス Peach-infused soda, with CALPIS Strawberry-infused soda, and brown honey pearls 6.8 with CALPIS® and brown honey pearls 6.8 ヤ ク ル ト Sunny Orange ‘Yakult’ オレンジヨーグルト Chilled Orange juice infused with ‘Yakult’, and tangy yogurt balls 6.2 Cloudy Apple ‘Yakult’ リンゴヨーグルト Chilled Apple juice infused with ‘Yakult’, and tangy yogurt balls 6.2 Citrus Pineapple ‘Yakult’ Cranberry ‘Yakult’ パイナップルヨーグルト クランベリーヨーグルト Chilled Pineapple juice infused Chilled Cranberry juice infused with ‘Yakult’, and tangy yogurt with ‘Yakult’, and tangy yogurt balls 6.2 balls 6.2 Flavoured Iced Teas そ Iced Yuzu Tea 5.8 Iced Peach Tea 4.8 の Iced Strawberry Tea 4.8 Iced Honey Lemon Tea 4.8 他 Iced Lychee Tea 4.8 OTHERS *Flavoured Iced Teas Others Orange Juice 4.6 Lime Juice 4.6 Pineapple Juice 4.6 Cranberry Juice 4.6 Coke / Coke Light / 3.5 Sprite Green Tea 1.8 Regular Coffee 3.8 San Pellegrino 6.8 *Fruit Juices Shin Mineral Water 1.8 Hot Drinks Hot Yuzu Tea 5.8 Hot Chocolate 4.6 Hot Honey Lemon Tea 4.6 SHOCHU Mugi Imo Iichiko Tekkan Made from selected barley and This shochu from sweet potatoes pure water drawn from a spring has good flavour and is brewed in 9 Glass earthernware jars in accordance 82 Bottle with traditional practices 10 Glass Unkai 98 Bottle Aromatic, mild and mature. A connossieur’s choice Kaidou 11 Glass Kaidou is a sweet potato shochu 108 Bottle made from selected sweet potatoes called “Kogane Sengan Potatoes” harvested in Kagoshima Prefecture, with the traditional black yeast and pure deep-sea water 10 Glass 90 Bottle Kuro Kirishima Initial mild taste which gradually becomes deeper, with a long finish 11 Glass 108 Bottle SAKES Highly Recommended Boutique Sake Shin Sake - Takijiman Otokoyama (+4) Sougen (+3) (+5) Tokubetsu Junmai Junmai Ginjyo Ginjyo A full-bodied sake with an earthy Harmony of floral and fruity aroma A special sake from yet sweet aromatic nose of ripe with bamboo and grain - superbly Japan’s top 5 brewer - fruit balanced with a smooth finish 48 300ml sweet and light initially 26 180ml 48 360ml 102 720ml with a dry aftertaste. This 92 720ml sake is specially made in partnership with Shin Kozaemon (+3) Kushiya Tokubetsu Junmai 22 180ml Wakatake (+5) A delectable drink with light, fruity 42 360ml Junmai Dai Ginjyo taste and refined fragrance that 188 1.8l A sweet flavour reminiscent pairs well with most types of food of apples and banana. The 54 300ml initial impression is smooth 108 720ml Hot Sake and silky with strong essence of rice 32 180ml Rihaku (+3) Kikumasamune (+3) 56 360ml Junmai Ginjyo Nigori 108 720ml Cloudy sake that has a Honjozo Josen, Atsukan multi-layered fragrance One of the oldest brewers of sake with sweet rice flavors in Japan, suitable for drinking intermingling with the nutty warm Gar yubai (+5) and fruity characteristics 11 125ml Genshu Muroka Junmai Ginjyo 20 250ml 58 300ml The mild citrus flavour and rich 120 720ml scent reveals a delicious taste that engulfs the palate 32 180ml 56 360ml 108 720ml Sake Kikumasamune (+5) Dewazakura (+5) Karakuchi Ouka Ginjyo Soft and mild sake that pairs well A refreshing medium dry with most types of food sake with a smooth texture, 15 180ml redolent of the cherry tree 29 360ml blossoms 128 1.8l 24 180ml 46 360ml Shirataki (+5) 198 1.8l Junmai Ginjyo A fruity and light sake with a smooth, easy to drink finish 22 180ml 42 360ml 188 1.8l Dessert Sake Yama Yuzu Kubota (+6) Yama Yuzu Shibori Sake Martinis Senju Tokubetsu Honjozo The rich Yuzu flavour is full Using a special brewing of fruit. This appetising method, this dry sake is drink is perfect for ladies Lychee Sake Martini Japanese sake infused with clear and refreshing with or as a dessert drink to end lychee in a Martini glass 15.8 an elegant and gentle your meal aftertaste 22 180ml 24 180ml 40 360ml Lemon Sake Martini 46 360ml Japanese sake infused with lemon 198 1.8l Umeshu in a Martini glass 15.8 Sweet plum wine served on the rocks Peach Sake Martini 10 glass Japanese sake infused with peach in a Martini glass 15.8 WINES, WHISKIES & BEERS Wines Whiskey Beers Premium 15 Glass Yamazaki 14 Serving Sapporo 11 Bottle House White 75 Bottle (12 years) 238 Bottle Premium 15 Glass Macallan 14 Serving Asahi 11 Bottle House Red 75 Bottle (12 years) 238 Bottle .
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