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Chikuyotei Delivery and Takeaway Chikuyotei Delivery and Takeaway FOR DELIVERY AND TAKE AWAY ORDERS CONTACT US: Mobile: +65 9725 5311 Tel: +65 6825 1064 Or Message us thru WhatsApp or LINE (ID: chikuyoteiintercon) FOR SELF COLLECTION : LOCATION: CHIKUYOTEI @ UE SQUARE Mobile: +65 9858 9892/ or Tel: +65 6235 207 River Valley Road #01-61 2795 UE Square Residence River Wing Singapore 238275 or Message us thru WhatsApp (Corner Unity Street and Mohamed Sultan Road) or LINE (ID: chikuyoteiue) Mode of payments: Email: [email protected] 1. PayNow via SGQR or Co. UEN: 199004213DCKY 2. Bank Transfer Account Name: Chikuyotei Singapore Pte Ltd Account No.: 920-348-912-5 Bank Name: UOB 3. COD (Cash on delivery) 4. By Cheque Amount payable to: Chikuyotei Singapore Pte Ltd ACCEPTING ORDER: Delivery Charge $8, Order $200 or more free Delivery All prices are exclusive of tax. 10:00AM – 8:00PM DAILY. ******************************************************************* A. Whole UnagiDon $58 B. Okazu Moriawase $45 C. Kagoshima KuroButa KatsuDon $28 Combination Sets: SET: A+B SET: B+C Whole UnagiDon + Okazu Moriawase Set $95 Okazu Moriawase + Kurobuta Katsudon Set $65 Sashimi Moriawase D. 松 Matsu $80 竹 Take $120 Sushi Moriawase E. 松 Matsu 9pcs + 1 Maki $100 竹 Take 12pcs +1 Maki $130 Sushi Bowl F. 海鮮丼 Kaisen Don $60 * Image is just for illustration only Combination Sets: SET: E +B Matsu Sushi Moriawase + Okazu Moriawase Set $137 Take Sushi Moriawase + Okazu Moriawase Set $167 SET: F+B Kaisen Don + Okazu Moriawase Set $97 Kagoshima Kurobuta shabu shabu Set 黒豚しゃぶしゃぶセット約 2 名様用 $48 Kagoshima Kurobuta shabu-shabu set (good for 2 persons) セットに含まれるもの 黒豚バラ約 200g、 黒豚ロイン又はモモ 約 100g 、黒豚肉団子 7 個 野菜(レタス等)、マロニー、稲庭うどん、特製かえしだれ、 柚子胡椒、薬味ネギ,出汁昆布 Sets includes; - 200g Kurobuta Belly, 100g Kurobuta Loin or Leg meat, 7pcs Kurobuta meat balls - Vegetables, Glass noodles, Inaniwa noodles - Yuzu kosho, Negi, Dipping dashi sauce,Dashi Kombu(kelp) 単品でもご注文していただけます。 しゃぶしゃぶ用 かごしま黒豚バラ 200g ＄12. かごしま黒豚ロイン 200g ＄12. かごしま黒豚モモ 200g ＄12. かごしま黒豚肉団子 7 個 ＄10. 野菜セット＄8 稲庭うどん＄4. 薬味（柚子胡椒と白ネギ）＄5. 特製かえしだれ 500ml＄8. 出汁昆布一片＄4. For Extra or Ala carte Shabu Shabu order. Kagoshima Kurobuta Belly 200g $12. Kagoshima Kurobuta Loin 200g $12 Kagoshima Kurobuta Leg 200g $12. Kagoshima Kurobuta Meat Ball 7pc $10 Vegetable set $8. Dipping Dashi Sauce 500ml $8 Yuzu Kosho and Negi $5. Konbu(kelp) small pc $4. White thin Noodles (Inaniwa Udon) $4 Unagi Hitsumabushi 鰻ひつまぶし Unagi Hitsumabushi お鍋でお出汁を温めて頂くだけでお手軽に鰻ひつまぶしがお楽しみいただけます。 お召し上がりのしおりを同封させて頂きます。 鰻ひつまぶし 一匹 $63 一匹半 $93 お出汁、薬味付き。お手持ちのお茶碗をお使いください。 Your favorite Eel Hitsumabushi in now available. Enjoy it with hot soup stock by boiling into a pot at home. Eel Hitsumabushi (chooped Eel on rice with soup stock) お届け後は冷蔵庫に保管してその日のうちにお召し上がりください。 Consume within the day upon delivery Price available: Whole size $63 One & half size $93 Including Dashi Soup and Condiments (Wasabi, Fresh sansho, and Spring onion) *Please use your own bowl 写真は鰻一匹サイズのしつまぶしです。*Photo shows Whole size Eel Hitsumabushi* 上記料金の他に税金を別途頂戴致します。All prices are subject to prevailing government taxes. Imo Sochu YACHIYODEN JYUKUSHI 八千代伝 熟柿 720ml $80 1.8L $160 YACHIYODEN KIIROITSUBAKI 八千代伝 黄色い椿 720ml $80 1.8L $160 BULE MOON “Crio ” ブルームーンクリオ 720ml $90 1.8L $170 YELLOW FULLMOON “TSURUSHI YACHIYODEN” シリーズ つるし芋仕込み つるし八千 代伝 720ml $ 90 1.8L $170 .
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