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Ramen 麺 Yakitori 焼き鳥 Snacks 小皿 Mini Bowl

YAKITORI 焼き鳥 SNACKS 小皿 CHICKEN KARAAGE 6 TSUKUNE: Japanese chicken meatball 4 Japanese fried chicken, lemon, salt w/ side yuzu mayo (sauce: tare, spicy mentaiko, miso, okonomi ,orange, shiso pesto) Add organic raw egg yolk (+1) SPIRAL CUCUMBER 5 MOMO : thigh 3.5 Japanese pickled cucumber on a stick, spicy sesame dressing NEGIMA : breast w/ scallions 3.5 YUZU STREET CORN 6 SASAMI : breast fillets w/ fresh wasabi 3.5 grilled corn, Cotija cheese, yuzu mayo, nori flakes, spicy togarashi ＴEBASAKI : wings 3.5 MENTAIKO FRIES 6 KAWA : skin 3.5 fries, spicy cod roe mayonnaise, nori ACHILLES : lower thigh w/ scallions (limited) 3.5 ＨATSU : hearts (limited) 2.5 GYOZA WITH WINGS (4) 6 housemade chicken gyoza, crisp skirt, ponzu soy sauce SORIRESU : chicken oyster (limited) 3.5 BONCHIRI : tails (limited) 3 TORI SENBEI 8 HIZA NANKOTSU : knee cartilage (limited) 3 fried chicken chips(thigh) with yuzu guac *Yakitori served w/ susuru citrus salt HIYAYAKKO TOFU 6 chilled silken tofu, crispy sakura shrimp, KUSHIYAKI 肉 grated ginger, scallions, sesame oil, dashi soy NATTO LOTUS CHIPS 6 SHORT RIBS 5 Japanese fermented soy beans, fried lotus chips, yuzu guac SKIRT STEAK 4 PORK BELLY 4 SEAWEED SALAD 5 BACON WRAPPED ASPARAGUS. 3.5 seaweed, sesame oil, sesame seed, KUROBUTA HONEY SAUSAGE 4 OKONOMIYAKI 7 BEEF TONGUE (limited) 6 cabbage, Kewpie mayo, beni shoga, bonito, scallions, okonomi sauce YASAI Add-ons: Pork chashu I 2 Bacon | 2 野菜 BRUSSEL SPROUTS 2.5 ZUCCHINI 2.5 SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS 3 SHISHITO PEPPER w/ bonito flakes (limited) 3.5 GRILLED FISH 焼き魚 EGGPLANT w/ miso sauce 3 GREEN MISO KING SALMON 12 grilled king salmon, green miso sauce MINI BOWL SABA SHIOYAKI 9 grilled mackerel, lemon, grated daikon YAKI ONIGIRI CHAZUKE 7 grilled rice ball, mentaiko, tea broth, sesame seeds, scallion HAMACHI KAMA 12 yellowtail collar, ponzu sauce, lemon SUSURU GOHAN 4.5 soy cured organic raw egg yolk, sweet aged soy, onion, Japanese seasoning, steamed rice SUSURU CHASHU GOHAN 6 RAMEN 麺 brasied pork belly, sweet aged soy, kewpie mayonnaise, scallions, beni shoga, steamed rice TORI PAITAN 11 Yuzu chicken chashu, creamy double chicken broth, fried Add-ons: Pork chashu | 2 Uni | 4 Ikura | 2 burdock roots, shoyu soft boiled egg, scallions TONKOTSU 12 pork Chashu, shoyu soft boiled egg, bamboo shoots, DESSERTS デザート scallions, nori, 12 hours thick tonkotsu broth MI-SO-HOT 11 KAKIGŌRI 氷 (limited) 6 pork Chashu, shoyu soft boiled egg, corn, scallions, chili hair, Japanese shaved ice with flavored syrup (may vary) spicy miso broth MATCHA TIRA-MASU (limited) 7 Extra: Pork Chashu | 2 Egg | 1 Noodle | 3 Matcha tiramisu served in a Japanese masu wooden cup Burdock Root | 2 Bamboo | 2 Cabbage | 2 Corn | 2 MATCHA ICE CREAM 4 green tea ice cream, pocky .

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