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HAPPY HOUR!! Mio Sparkling Sake 5% £ 14.50 Mmm drink beer premium cold sake sparkling wine hot drink (Bottle 330ml) (Masu Cap 85ml) Glass Bottle Yuzu Tea £ 2.50 Asahi Super Dry 5% £ 3.50 Masu Cup Bottle Prosecco Le Rughe White, Italy £ 6.50 £ 20.00 (Oriental Citrus tea Full of Vitamin C) Kirin Ichiban 5% £ 3.50 Sho Chiku Bai Classic £ 3.50 £ 24.00 Dry, and fruity, refreshing taste. Organic Japanese pot of Tea Sapporo Premium 4.7% £ 3.50 ABV 15% (750ml) Sencha £ 2.80 This most traditional style of sake is naturally smooth and (Green tea) mellow taste. white wine Hoji-cha £ 2.80 plum wine (Roasted Green tea) Dassai Junmai Dai-Ginjo £ 5.80 £ 45.00 Hrgelus, mid-dry, France £ 4.80 £ 15.00 Genmai-Ma-cha £ 2.80 Glass Bottle ABV 16% (720ml) An explosion of exotic fruits, guava, kiwi, lime juice, backed by (Brown rice tea＋Ma-cha) Plum Wine ABV 10% £ 4.50 £ 29.50 Amazing oral nose and a delicate balance of sweetness with a refreshing acidity. Organic Jasmine ower Tea £ 5.00 (Plum wine is served with crushed ice) (75ml) (750ml) notes of melon and apples. Ma-cha £ 3.50 Pinot Blanc, mid-dry, France £ 5.80 £ 18.90 (Fine Green tea powder used in Tea ceremony) Dassai Nigori Junmai £ 5.00 Light and dry. Delicate avours of stone and citrus fruits. This is Ma-cha Latte £ 3.80 Unltered / ABV 16.5% a wine all in nuances and subtlety. Organic English pot of tea £ 2.50 shochu An exhilarating nose of cream and spices and a textured palate Espresso £ 1.80 (Japanese spirit / Glass 50ml served with crushed ice) with a slight sweetness. Viognier, dry, France £ 6.20 £ 19.50 Double Espresso £ 2.30 Dry and fruity on the palate, nice fruits avours, like mango and Americano £ 1.80 Glass Bottle kiwi, easy to drink. Barley shochu Shirashinken £ 3.60 £ 39.50 Suishin Junmai Ginjo £ 5.60 £ 44.00 Macchiato £ 1.90 ABV 25% (640ml) ABV 15.5% (720ml) Cappuccino £ 2.00 Distilled from 100% Japanese barley. Medium dry sake with a mild fragrance and great depth. Cafe Latte £ 2.00 rose Honey Latte £ 2.80 Sweet potato shouchu Ikkomon £ 4.50 £ 53.50 Shirakabegura Muroka Genshu Dai-Ginjo Normanno, dry, Italy £ 4.80 £ 15.00 Hot Chocolate £ 2.80 ABV 25% (720ml) ABV 17% £ 6.80 £ 48.00 A dry, fruity, inviting wine with a slightly warm nose and a back- Mocha £ 2.50 Distilled from 100% sweet potatoes. (640ml) ground of peach and spices. A nice balanced acidity. Snow White Special £ 3.80 Premium unltered Daiginjo made from the high quality rice. (Mochi Ice on white hot chocolate with Fresh ginjo aroma that hints of apple, smooth and rich avour. Delicieuse D’yeuses, mid-dry, France£ 5.80 £ 18.90 fresh cream, and ma-cha powder.) Japanese cocktail Dry, stylish and elegant, the best rosé. (chu-hi, 330ml) mini bottle sake cold drink Calpico 4.2% £ 4.80 (300ml) red wine Still / Sparkling Water £ 1.50 (Light yogurt drink, but sweet) Pomegrante 4.2% £ 4.80 Gokai Nama Sake 13% - 14% £ 9.80 Merlot, mid-dry, France £ 4.80 £ 15.00 Still Water (1.5L) £ 2.50 (with pomegrante seeds) Nama is a draft-style sake that is not heat pasteurised but rather A dark cherry nose with rich, spicy black fruits avours. Coke / Diet Coke £ 1.20 Yuzu (Oriental citrus) 4.2% £ 4.80 micro-ltered. Characterised by its fresh, smooth and very dry. Soy Milk £ 1.20 Ma-cha Green Milk Tea 4.2% £ 5.20 Cote Du Rhone, dry, France £ 6.20 £ 19.50 (Chocolate / Banana / Sesame) Kubota Senjyu 15% £ 12.50 Organic Oolong Tea £ 1.80 A clean and crisp avor which is easy to drink. Powerful, dense and silky. The tannins are delicate. A beautiful Pocari Sweat £ 2.00 achievement. (Ion Supply drink) house sake Dassai Nigori Junmai (unltered) 15% £ 16.00 Calpico £ 2.50 House Hot Sake (Tokkuri, ABV 15.3%, 200ml) £ 3.80 An exhilarating nose of cream and spices and a textured palate Japanese healthy drink (Lactic acid drink) House Hot Sake (Tokkuri, ABV 15.3%, 300ml) £ 5.60 with a slight sweetness. Aloe Juice £ 2.00 Ramune £ 2.50 Jozen Mizunogotoshi Junmai Ginjo 14-15% £ 17.00 (Japanese Lemonade) Light and very smooth taste with slight fruity aroma. All the Pure Orange Juice £ 2.50 water used to make this sake is drawn from an underground (No added sugar, preservations) spring and is incredibly pure. Cloudy Apple Juice £ 2.50 (No added sugar, preservations) HAPPY HOUR!! Mio Sparkling Sake 5% £ 14.50 Mmm... Pomegranate Juice £ 2.80 Perfectly balanced in taste and avour with moderate acidity Milkshakes *Ma-cha / Yuzu / Mango* £ 3.80 and pleasant sweetness. Low alcohol which can be enjoyed by the bittersweet (Made from our home-made Ice cream) KIRIN ONLY £2.50 sake beginners. experience... Icy Yuzu Tea £ 3.00 (Oriental Citrus tea Full of Vitamin C) When you order Organic Japanese pot of tea between 18:00 19:00 Sencha £ 3.30 – (Green tea) Every day!! Hoji-cha £ 3.30 (Roasted Green tea) Genmai-Ma-cha £ 3.30 Ma-cha Green Milk Tea Cocktail (Brown rice tea＋Ma-cha) Ice Cafe Latte £ 3.30.
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