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Chawanmushi $10 Vinegared Grilled Eel $10 Nuta Vinegared Miso $10 Chawanmushi $10 Edamame $6 Dashi Steamed Egg Custard Steamed Edamame with Sea Salt Topped with Marinated Salmon Roe Vinegared Grilled Eel $10 Cold Tofu $10 Grilled Marinated Sea Eel and Cold Tofu Served with Bonito Flakes, Sliced Cucumber in Vinegar Aoi Nori, Japanese Scallion, Miyoga Ginger Nuta Vinegared Miso $10 Grilled Nato Wrap $10 Scallops, Squid, Steamed Japanese Scallion Grilled Nato and Japanese Scallion and Wakame Seaweed in Sweet Vinegared Miso Wrapping in Fried Bean Curd Skin Shumai $10 Okizuke Squid $10 Steam Pork and Shrimp Shumai Thinly Sliced Frozen Yuzu Soy Marinated Served with Mustard Vinegared Soy Sauce Whole Squid Stuffed with Squid Guts Kuruma Ebi $12 Tsukune $12 2x Salt Grilled Kuruma Shrimp Yopparai Classic Grilled Chicken Meatball In sweet and savory tare sauce Smoked Duck 12 Smoked Mentaiko $12 $ Yopparai Classic Yopparai Classic Grilled In-House Smoked Duck served with In-House Smoked Spicy Cod Roe Smoked Salt and Yuzu Pepper Paste Sashimi 3 Types 20 Japanese Turban Shell $15 $ Chef’s Choice Grilled Japanese Turban Shell Three Kinds of Thinly Sliced Fish Soy and Sake Broth Served with Soy Sauce and Wasabi Wagyu Hoba Miso $20 Miyazaki Wagyu Beef with Sliced Scallion, Mushrooms, served atop a rehydrated Hoba leaf in our House Blend Miso Yopparai Ronin Midnight Diner Trout Ikura Ochazuke $12 Soy Yakionigiri $7 Rice in Hot Dashi Broth Soy Sauce Flavored Topped with Trout and Salmon Roe Grilled Japanese Style Rice Ball Pickled Plum Ochazuke $10 Pickled Plum Onigiri $7 Rice in Hot Dashi Broth Japanese Style Rice Ball Topped with Pickled Plum With Pickled Plum Center Filling Mentaiko Ochazuke $12 Mentaiko Onigiri $10 Rice in Hot Dashi Broth Japanese Style Rice Ball Topped with In-House Smoked Spicy Cod Roe With In-House Smoked Spicy Cod Roe Center Iwanori Ochazuke $10 Yakioni Ochazuke $10 Rice in Hot Dashi Broth Grilled Japanese Rice Ball Topped with Toasted Seaweed in Hot Dashi Broth Unagi Ochazuke $15 Trout Ikura Hiyajiru $15 Rice in Hot Dashi Broth Grilled Japanese Style Rice Ball Topped with Steamed Sea Eel In Cold Miso Dashi Broth Trout Seiro Meshi Set $20 Chilled Tanuki Soba $15 House Blend of Seiro Rice topped with Mixed Cold Buckwheat Noddle in Dashi Broth, served Vegetables, Salt Grilled Trout Flakes, with Fried Spicy Tempura Batter, Seaweed, Marinated Salmon Roe, and Miso Soup / Japanese Scallion, and Kamaboko Fish Cake Yopparai Ronin Midnight Diner .
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