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Room 2907, Parkson Business Center Building No.44-60, Zhongshan Road, Qingdao city, China TEL:+86-532-82086099｜FAX:+86-532-82086097 Skype: jiancheng-cokin｜WEB:www.jcipo.com Class Description {Indicate frozen, prepared or packaged} entrees consisting primarily of pasta 30 or rice {Indicate frozen, prepared or packaged} meals consisting primarily of pasta or 30 rice Acanthopanax tea (Ogapicha) 30 Adobo 30 Agave syrup for use as a natural sweetener 30 Alimentary pasta 30 Alimentary paste (pastas and noodles) 30 Allspice 30 Almond cake 30 Almond paste 30 Aniseed for use as a flavoring in food and drinks 30 Annin tofu [Asian dessert] 30 www.jcipo.com Appalum and papadum 30 Apple cider vinegar 30 Apple fritters 30 Apple turnovers 30 Arrangements of cut fruit comprised of fresh fruits cut into flower shapes and 30 at least partially coated with chocolate Arrowroot for use as a food thickener 30 Artichoke sauce 30 Artificial coffee 30 Artificial coffee and tea 30 Artificial rice [uncooked] 30 Asafetida 30 Asian noodles 30 Babkas 30 Bagel chips 30 www.jcipo.com Bagel holes 30 Bagels 30 Baguettes 30 Baked goods, namely, crumbles 30 Bakery desserts 30 Bakery goods 30 Bakery goods and dessert items, namely, cheesecakes for retail and wholesale 30 distribution and consumption on or off the premises Bakery goods and dessert items, namely, cakes, cookies, pastries, candies, and 30 frozen confections for retail and wholesale distribution and consumption on or off the premises Bakery goods, namely, {indicate specific type} 30 Bakery products 30 Bakery products, namely, sweet bakery goods 30 Baking powder 30 Baking powders 30 Baking soda [bicarbonate of soda for baking purposes] 30 Baking spices 30 www.jcipo.com Baking-powder 30 Balsamic vinegar 30 Banana fritters 30 Banana pudding 30 Barbecue dry rub 30 Barbecue sauce 30 Barbeque sauce 30 Barley flour [for food] 30 Barley tea 30 Bars of sweet jellied bean paste (Yohkan) 30 Bases for bakery goods [bases are similar mixes - not durable goods] 30 Bean flour 30 Bean jam buns 30 Bean paste 30 Bean-jam filled wafers (monaka) 30 www.jcipo.com Bean-starch noodles (harusame, uncooked) 30 Beer vinegar 30 Beignets 30 Beverages made of coffee 30 Beverages made of tea 30 Beverages with a chocolate base 30 Beverages with a coffee base 30 Beverages with a tea base 30 Bialys 30 Bicarbonate of soda for cooking purposes [baking soda] 30 Biryani seasoning paste 30 Biscotti 30 Biscuit mixes 30 Biscuits 30 Biscuits and bread 30 www.jcipo.com Biscuits, tarts, cakes made with cereals 30 Black tea [English tea] 30 Blinis 30 Blintzes 30 Boiled sweets 30 Bonbons 30 Bonbons made of sugar 30 Bread 30 Bread and buns 30 Bread and pastry 30 Bread bases 30 Bread crumb 30 Bread crumbs 30 Bread doughs 30 Bread flavoured with spices 30 www.jcipo.com Bread mixes 30 Bread pudding 30 Bread rolls 30 Bread sticks 30 Bread with soy bean 30 Breadcrumbs 30 Breadsticks 30 Breakfast burritos 30 Breakfast cereals 30 Brine for cooking 30 Brine for use in cocktails 30 Brioches 30 Brown rice 30 Brown sugar 30 Brownie dough 30 www.jcipo.com Brownie mixes 30 Brownies 30 Bruschetta-topped bread 30 Bubble gum 30 Buckwheat flour [for food] 30 Buns 30 Burgers contained in bread rolls 30 Burritos 30 Butter biscuits 30 Buttercream fillings for cakes 30 Buttercream icing 30 Butterscotch chips 30 Caffeine-free coffee 30 Cake batter 30 Cake doughs 30 www.jcipo.com Cake frosting 30 Cake icing 30 Cake mixes 30 Cake mixes, namely, cake bases 30 Cakes 30 Cakes filled with {specify, e.g., chocolate, caramel, pudding, etc.} 30 Cakes of sugar-bounded millet or popped rice (okoshi) 30 Calzones 30 Candies [sweets] 30 Candy 30 Candy bars 30 Candy cake decorations 30 Candy coated apples 30 Candy coated popcorn 30 Candy containing alcoholic beverage content and flavor 30 www.jcipo.com Candy decorations for cakes 30 Candy for food 30 Candy mints 30 Candy necklaces 30 Candy sprinkles 30 Candy with caramel 30 Candy with cocoa 30 Candy, namely, dragées 30 Cannelloni 30 Cannoli 30 Capers 30 Cappuccino 30 Cappuccino mixes 30 Caramel popcorn 30 Caramel sauce 30 www.jcipo.com Caramel topping for ice cream 30 Caramels 30 Caramel-coated apples 30 Carao fruit syrup for use as food 30 Cardamom [spice] 30 Cartridges sold filled with chemical flavorings in liquid form for electronic 30 cigarettes Catsup 30 Celery salt 30 Cereal bars 30 Cereal based energy bars 30 Cereal based snack food 30 Cereal-based snack foods 30 Chai tea 30 Chalupas 30 Cheese flavored puffed corn snacks 30 www.jcipo.com Cheese flavored snacks, namely, cheese curls 30 Cheese flavored snacks, namely, puffed cheese balls 30 Cheese sauce 30 Cheese straws 30 Cheeseburger sandwiches 30 Cheesecake 30 Cheese-flavored corn snacks 30 Chemical flavorings for the preparation of tobacco, namely, cigarette tobacco, 30 chewing tobacco and snuff Chemical flavorings in liquid form used to refill electronic cigarette 30 cartridges Chervil 30 Chewing gum 30 Chewing gum with vitamins 30 Chewing gum, not for medical purposes 30 Chewing gums 30 Chicken wing sauce 30 www.jcipo.com Chicory and chicory mixtures, all for use as substitutes for coffee 30 Chicory based coffee substitute 30 Chili oil for use as a seasoning or condiment 30 Chili paste for use as a seasoning 30 Chili pods for use as a seasoning 30 Chili powders 30 Chili sauce 30 Chili seasoning 30 Chimichanga 30 Chimichurri sauce 30 Chinese mabo tofu sauce 30 Chinese matrimony vine tea (Gugijacha) 30 Chinese noodles [uncooked] 30 Chinese rice noodles (bifun, uncooked) 30 Chinese steamed dumplings (shumai, cooked) 30 www.jcipo.com Chinese stuffed dumplings (gyoza, cooked) 30 Chocolate 30 Chocolate and chocolates 30 Chocolate bark containing ground coffee beans 30 Chocolate bars 30 Chocolate based ingredient for use in {specify products, e.g., confectionery 30 products, chocolate bars, etc.} Chocolate cakes 30 Chocolate candies 30 Chocolate chips 30 Chocolate confections 30 Chocolate confections, namely, {specify type of confection, e.g., chocolate 30 based wrapper with fillings, brownies, truffles, etc.} Chocolate covered ants 30 Chocolate covered cocoa nibs 30 Chocolate covered cookies 30 Chocolate covered fruit 30 www.jcipo.com Chocolate covered nuts 30 Chocolate covered popcorn 30 Chocolate covered pretzels 30 Chocolate covered raisins 30 Chocolate covered roasted coffee beans 30 Chocolate fondue 30 Chocolate food beverages not being dairy-based or vegetable based 30 Chocolate for confectionery and bread 30 Chocolate for toppings 30 Chocolate mousse 30 Chocolate pastes 30 Chocolate powder 30 Chocolate sauce 30 Chocolate syrup 30 Chocolate topped pretzels 30 www.jcipo.com Chocolate topping 30 Chocolate truffles 30 Chocolates and chocolate based ready to eat candies and snacks 30 Chocolates containing nutrients 30 Chocolate-based beverages with milk 30 Chocolate-based beverages 30 Chocolate-based fillings for cakes and pies 30 Chocolate-based meal replacement bars 30 Chocolate-based ready-to-eat food bars 30 Chocolate-based spread also containing nuts 30 Chocolate-covered potato chips 30 Chocolate-filled dried fig confections 30 Chow chow 30 Chow mein noodles 30 Churros 30 www.jcipo.com Chutney 30 Chutneys [condiment] 30 Cinnamon 30 Cinnamon powder [spice] 30 Cinnamon rolls 30 Cinnamon sugar 30 Cinnamon-coated nuts 30 Citron tea 30 Clove powder [spice] 30 Cloves 30 Coatings for foods made of breading 30 Cocktail sauces 30 Cocoa 30 Cocoa [roasted, powdered, granulated, or in drinks] 30 Cocoa beverages with milk 30 www.jcipo.com Cocoa extracts for human consumption 30 Cocoa mixes 30 Cocoa powder 30 Cocoa spreads 30 Cocoa-based beverages 30 Cocoa-based condiments and seasonings for food and drink 30 Cocoa-based ingredient in confectionery products 30 Coconut sugar 30 Coconut-based fruit ice 30 Coffee 30 Coffee [roasted, powdered, granulated, or in drinks] 30 Coffee and artificial coffee 30 Coffee and coffee substitutes 30 Coffee and tea 30 Coffee based beverages 30 www.jcipo.com Coffee beans 30 Coffee beverages with milk 30 Coffee capsules containing coffee for brewing 30 Coffee essences 30 Coffee essences for use as substitutes for coffee 30 Coffee extracts 30 Coffee extracts for use as substitutes for coffee 30 Coffee flavored syrup used in making food beverages 30 Coffee pods 30 Coffee substitutes [grain or chicory based] 30 Coffee substitutes [artificial coffee or vegetable preparations for use as 30 coffee] Coffee-based beverage containing milk 30 Coffee-based beverages 30 Coffee-based beverages containing ice cream (affogato) 30 Coffee-based iced beverages 30 www.jcipo.com Cole slaw dressing 30 Coleslaw dressing 30 Combination meals consisting primarily of pasta or rice-based entrees and soup 30 or salad for consumption on or off the premises Common salt for cooking 30 Concentrates used in the preparation of flavoring syrups for shaved ice 30 confections Condiment, namely, oyster sauce 30 Condiment, namely, pepper sauce 30 Cones for ice cream 30 Cones for icecream 30 Confectioner's coatings in the nature of edible shellac coatings for foods 30 Confectioneries, namely, snack foods, namely, chocolate 30 Confectionery chips for baking 30 Confectionery for decorating Christmas trees 30 Confectionery made of sugar 30 Confectionery, namely, pastilles 30 www.jcipo.com Cooked dish consisting primarily of dough flakes with broth (sujebi) 30 Cooked dish consisting primarily of sliced oval rice cakes with broth 30 (tteokguk) Cooked rice 30 Cooked rice mixed with vegetables and beef (bibimbap) 30 Cookie dough 30 Cookie mixes 30 Cookie pies 30 Cookies 30 Cookies and crackers
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    June Meiji Menu Open daily 11:30am-9:00pm For dine in & takeout Izakaya Meiji Co. welcomes you back for dine-in. We are observing strict safety protocols and require your cooperation Please observe 6 ‘ distance between yourself and other guests and refrain from mingling with parties you did not come with We only seat completed parties and we cannot move or combine our tables. We do not accommodate any menu substitutions 20% gratuity will be added to parties of six or more ‘V’ is for vegetarian, ‘V+’ is for vegan, ‘GF’ is for gluten free Thank you for your patience and continued patronage Kobachi (tiny dish) Tsukemono 5 V+ GF Tamari daikon, sweet kyuri, shio kabu, shiitake Miso Egg* 3 V GF Marinated soft-boiled egg Organic Miso Soup 3 Dashi broth, organic silken tofu, wakame, white miso Kimchi 4 GF House-made, Napa cabbage Edamame 4 V+ GF Soybeans, Korean roasted solar salt Japanese Potato Salad* 5 V GF Yukon gold potatoes, cucumber, soft-boiled egg, shiso, Kewpie mayo, yuzu kosho French Fries 5 V GF House-cut fries, wasabi mayonnaise* Green Bean Goma Ae 5 V+ GF Organic green beans, tahini, black sesame Spicy Fried Nasu 6 V+ GF Flash fried organic eggplant, tamari, rayu, shichimi togarashi, daikon radish sprouts Wakame Salad 6 GF Blue Evolution wakame, carrot, daikon cucumber, sesame, dashi, tamari Gyoza 6 All natural pork, Napa cabbage, nira, sesame, 6 per order Onigiri (Rice ball, wrapped in nori) Ahi Onigiri 5 GF Yellowfin tuna, shallots, wasabi mayo, lemon flake salt Vegetable Miso Onigiri 4 V+ GF Vegetables, miso paste, torched Steamed