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Food Contain Soy Food Contain Soy Nigiri Salmon Cheese Roll Mini Chicken Salad 15 Grain Salmoin Salmon Mayo Maki (Wafu Dressing) 15 Grain Surimi Scallop Salmon Ricewich Salmon & Kani Salad Amaebi Tobikko Spider Roll (Goma Dressing) Ebi Onion Tamago Maki Salmon & Kani Salad ( Hamichi Herb Tuna Mayo Maki Wafu Dressing) Inari Unagi Roll Soba Salad (Goma Kani Herb Sushi Dressing) Katsuo Tataki Special Sushi Soba Salad (Wafu Salmon Belly & Avocado Emerald Roll Dressing) Salmon Herb Alaska Roll SSC Salad (Goma Salmon Top Goma Roll Dressing) Surimi Scallop Red Dragon Roll SSC Salad (Wafu Tako Top Salmon Aburi Dressing) Takoachi Salmon Supreme Tamago Sabo Sushi Yakimono Unagi Slice Sushi Supreme Ika Maruyaki Tropical Roll Hotate Mentai Yaki Gunkan Unagi Premium Saba Teriyaki Cheese Tobiko Salmon Kama Teriyaki Assorted Roe Temaki Salmon Mentai Yaki Chuka Chinmi Gunkan California Temaki Salmon Teriyaki Chuka Iidako Gunkan Kani Tobiko Temaki Shishamo Chuka Kurage Salmon Temaki Unagi Kabayaki Egg Mayo Soft Shell Crab Temaki Yakitori Negimiso Golden Ball Unagi Temaki Gome Tare Ika Agemono Ikura Tsumami Agedashi Tofu Inari Boat Tuna Mayo Chigiri Age Chicken Katsuni Kani Tobiko Chuka Chinmi Ebi Tenpura Salmon Mayo Chuka Iidako Ika Karaage Salmon Nishoku Chuka Kurage Salmon Steak Tobiko Edamame Takoyaki Tobiko Salad GomaTare Ika Tenpura Moriawase Tori Karaage Salmon Ara Piri Piri Tori Kara Ponzu Tuna Mayo Salmon Skin Piri Piri Tori Kushiage Yakiniku Sashimi Noodles Maki Hamichi Carpaccio Black Pepper Udon California Maki Katsuo Tataki Curry Udon 15 Grain California Maki Maguro Carpaccio Kitsune Soba Chicken Cheese Roll Salmon Carpaccio Kitsune Udon Chicken Ricewich Miso Ramen CKT Maki (Philadephia) Salad Nabeyaki Udon Fry Roll Mini Chuicken Salad Spicy Jigoku Ramen Kanitama Maki (Goma Dressing) Spicy Nabeyaki Udon Tenpura Soba Owanmono Tenpura Udon Chawanmushi Tenpura Udon with Cheese Chawanmushi Sesame Sauce Goma Dressing Zaru Soba Hamaguri Soup Herb Mayonnaise Noodles-Add On Mayonnaise Mentai Gohan Miso Soup Mini Karaage Don Rice Combo Mini Orishi Katsu Don Wafu Dressing Mini Salmon Don Set Meal Donburi Mixed Bento Ebi Ten Don Grand Tenpura Yaki Oyako Don Sakana Set Premium Una Don Ika Curry Rice Set Salmon Tobiko Don Katsuni Set Tori Karaage Don Naporitan Set Tori Miso Yaki Don Piri Piri Chicken Set Yakiniku Don Skana Black Pepper Set Salmon Steak Set Donburi-Add On Sashimi & Tenpura Set Salad set Tori Kara Ponzu Set Unagi Set Donburi-Upgrade Yakiniku Bento Mini Udon Mini Zaru Ramen Set Meal ‘Add-On Half Salmon Steak Youshoku Mini Salad Chicken Garlic Rice Chicken Katsu Rice Kid Meals Burger Kid Set B Croquette Tomato Sauce Kid Set C Ika Curry Rice Sushi Chef Set Naporitan Spaghetti Yakiniki Rice Burger Breakfast Set California Roll Healthy Set Healthy Breakfast Set Kinoko Soup Kitsune Soda Kinoko Tenpura Mini Udon + Temaki Set Miso Yakko Salmon Roll Mizore Tofu Tamagogayu Salmon Avocado Carpaccio Dessert Tako Wakame Matcha Ice Cream Wakame Salad Taiyaki Vanilla Ice Cream .
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