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1 Offers Good Dec. 18 to 31, 2019 KT A SUPER STORES www.ktasuperstores.com serving Premium Sweet Mochi Rice suggestion Koda Farms, Hakubai or Japanese Rice Cakes 99 Shirakiku Maru, Kiri 10.58 oz. 39 serving or Taimatsu Kiri Mochi 1.2 lbs. ............4ea. Shirakiku 5 lbs. 7ea. suggestion SUPER COUPON Marukyo Japanese California Grown Good December 18 to 31, 2019 Snack Cakes Koda Farms Aji no Meisaku 12 ct. or Sho-Chiku-Bai Kuriiri Dorayaki 8 ct. Short Grain Sweet Rice Flour Sweet Rice Koda Farms 99 10 lbs. Mochiko 7 ea. Prepared Black Soy Beans in Syrup 16 oz. Shirakiku Kuromame 29 99 Bakery Happy Takarani 6.34 oz. ea. Clover Mushi Cake 2 13 49 Cheese, Chocolate or Pudding 3.1 to 3.38 oz. 1ea. nr Without cpn 1.69, Limit 3 per cpn. 99 22-20 1 ea. Su Fuji Luggage or HOT COUPON Seasoning Mix for Sushi Rice Good December 18 to 31, 2019 Bag Tags Assorted Designs Nagatanien 49 1 count Sushi Taro 10.52 oz. f 4 o$ 3 r 5 Fuji Rice Seasoned Bowls Shirakiku Baby 99 Assorted Designs 1 count Clams 6 oz. 2 ea. Frozen Shirakiku Ajitsuke Without cpn 3.29, Limit 3 per cpn. 99 serving 97 suggestion 23-30 5 ea. Limited in supply, sorry no rainchecks! Inariage 60 count 8 Unless otherwise stated, we reserve the right to limit sale items to 5 units per customer. Applicable beverage containers are subject to HI State Beverage fee and deposit. Coupons are limited to 1 coupon per product, per customer, per visit. Prices are subject to a 4.4386% excise tax. Descriptive, typographical and/or photographical errors are subject to correction. Not all items may be available at KTA Downtown, Waikoloa Village or KTA Express. 2 Oon Soup Boiled Assorted Usui Hokki 99 Echigo Okagami 99 serving suggestion Clams 6.87 oz. 15 ea. Mochi 2.32 to 5.65 oz. 6 SUPER COUPON Arctic Surf Clams Good Fortune Sonny Foods Saiwai-gami f Good December 18 to 31, 2019 99 o ¢ Hokkigai 5 oz. ..................................9 Paper 1 count ........................2 r 99 Whole Seasoned Rice Wine Sweetened Red Bean Paste NOH Foods Family Brand Shirakiku Shirakiku Sauce, Seasoning Abalone Type Cooking Tsubu or or Hawaiian Iced Tea Mix 1 to 3 oz. Shellfish Mirin Koshi An 16 oz. 13.52 oz. HSK Hamanako 17.6 oz. f Broiled o$ 99 99 99 99 ea. Eels 4 oz. ea. 5 r 5 ea. set 8 2 9 1 Cpn price good on set purchase only. Dashi Konbu Boiled Ground Roasted Soybeans Potato Starch Without cpn 5 for 5.50, Limit 3 sets per cpn. 24-50 Shirakiku Shirakiku Hula Hula Dried Baby Brand Brand HOT COUPON Kelps Clams Kinako Katakuriko Good December 18 to 31, 2019 2 oz. 10 oz. 7 oz. 10 oz. 49 49 19 79 Dried Noodles 1 2 ea. 3 2 Shirakiku Chuka Soba Assorted Designs Limited in supply, sorry no rainchecks! Limited in supply, sorry no rainchecks! 8 oz. Fuji Fuji Travel Chopstick Utensil Helpers Set ¢ 1 pair 1 count Original or No MSG Added Fuji Microwavable ea. 99 f S&S Soup 69 o$ Bowl with 99 99 Base 12 count 3 ea. 2 r 6 Lid 1 count 7 4 Without cpn 1.29, Limit 3 per cpn. 25-30 Unless otherwise stated, we reserve the right to limit sale items to 5 units per customer. Coupons are limited to 1 coupon per product, per customer, per visit. 3 Happy Holidays from KTA! serving suggestion Frozen Soba, Udon or Somen Nishimoto 29 Shirakiku Japanese Style 89 Mixed Vegetables 16 oz. 3 Noodles 1.7 to 2.2 lbs. 3ea. Frozen Somen, Udon, Regular or Cha Soba Tempura Wel•Pac Satoimo 39 Hakubaku Organic Authentic 99 Taro 16 oz. .....................................3 Japanese Noodles 7 to 9.5 oz. ................. 2 ea. Udon Frozen Lotus Roots Premium Dried Mushroom Dipping Sauce for Noodles Reg. or No MSG Soup Base Golden Bihon or Pancit Canton Shirakiku Family Whole Kikkoman Soba Mizkan Super Renkon or Sliced or Somen Oigatsuo Q Noodles Mizuni Shiitake Tsuyu Tsuyu Frozen Japanese Style Noodles Sale! 16 oz. 5 oz. 10 oz. 16 oz. Shirakiku 16 oz. 39 59 59 99 Sanukiya 79 79 3ea. 4ea. 3ea. 5ea. Udon 2.75 lbs. 5 2 ea. Dried Kelp Boiled Strips or Tips Japanese Style Panko Buckwheat Long Rice or Sai Fun Shirakiku Shirakiku Sukina Sukina Nice Brand Nishime Bamboo Bread Soba Kombu Shoots Crumbs Noodles Bean Thread 1 oz. 15 oz. 7.05 oz. 3 lbs. Noodles 99 19 69 99 7.75 oz. 1 1 ea. 1 5 Limited in supply, sorry no rainchecks! Limited in supply, sorry no rainchecks! Japanese Style Bread Crumbs Made in Japan 49 Shirakiku Shirakiku Tempura Panko Batter 3 Assorted Flakes Mix Fuji Bowl & Komachi 4.02 oz. 10 oz. Chicken Flavor Chopsticks 99 Kitchen 99 ¢ 19 Yamachan Nagasaki Udon Set 1 count 8 ea. Knives 1 ct. 8ea. 99ea. 2 89 7.69 oz. ........................................ Not all products may be available at KTA Downtown, Waikoloa Village and KTA Express. 4 4 oliday Spirits! Carmenet Reserve The Macallan 12 Year Hakkaisan Vintner's Collection Aged Double Cask Junmai Ginjo Wines 750 ml. Scotch Whisky 750 ml. Sake 720 ml. Carmenet's Cabernet Sauvignon This Highland Single Malt Scotch Hakkaisan is one of the premier is ripe and vibrant, the Pinot Whisky is aged in American oak and Junmai Ginjos in Japan, rated Noir is deep and refi ned and ex-sherry casks. Fruity citrus and #2 in its class. It is clean, light, the Chardonnay is opulent and caramel fl avors combine with spicy dry and fl avorful. Best enjoyed sensual – great with any meal. ginger and nutmeg for a rich taste. with sashimi or light meats. 99 97 97 7ea. 55 24 Fruity & sweet! Hawaiian Rum with Coffee Brewed in Niigata, Japan Gérard Bertrand 99 Kōloa Hawaiian 99 Hakkaisan Tokubetsu 99 Côte de Roses Wine 750 ml. .......................14 Kaua‘i Coffee Liqueur 750 ml. ..............28 Junmai Sake 720 ml. .................................16 Voga Italia Basel Cellars High West Whiskey Passoã Kawabe Momomo Pinot Grigio Columbia Valley American Prairie or Passion Fruit Rice Shochu Peach Shochu Wine 750 ml. Claret Wine 750 ml. Double Rye! 750 ml. Liqueur 750 ml. 750 ml. 375 ml. A subtle, elegant, An intriguing wine These richly flavored Its luscious red color Made with the pure The naturally sweet aroma clean and light wine with savory and earthy blended whiskies are reveals tangy fruit waters of the Kawabe and tangy peach flavor with flavors of peach tones, followed by floral great in cocktails or flavors. Enjoy with river, this shochu of this shochu is best and yellow apples. nuances of lavender. on their own. vodka on the rocks. pairs well with sushi. enjoyed on the rocks. 99 99 99 99 97 99 12 16 32 ea. 14 21 16 B Side King Estate Echigo Koshihikari Lucky Brew Beer Murai Family Kikori Whiskey Pinot Noir Pinot Noir Japanese Premium Cat, Chicken or Dog Tokubetsu Honjozo Product of Wine 750 ml. Wine 750 ml. Beer 11.8 oz. can 11.15 oz. bottle Sake 720 ml. Japan 750 ml. Vibrant aromas of red This supple and This light bodied beer These easy to drink This sake has complex, This fragrant and berries, rose petals and complex wine is has a remarkably craft beers are layered and aromatic floral rice whiskey is brewed black tea are highlighted by clean aroma and made with Kyoto's notes of banana, velvety smooth on the focus of this wine. dark fruit flavors. mild, sweet flavors. renowned water. nectarine and dairy. the palate. 99 99 88 89 88 97 19 21 2 ea. 3ea. 21 39 Prisoner Cooper & Thief Choya Umeshu Choya Yuzu Nankai Shochu Sho Chiku Bai Eternally Silenced Cabernet Sauvignon Imported Fruit Japanese Fruit Original Vacuum- Classic Junami Wine 750 ml. Wine 750 ml. Liqueur 750 ml. Liqueur 750 ml. Distilled 750 ml. Sake 1.5 liters Smooth, fresh and Barrel-aged for six A traditional Japanese Best enjoyed chilled, Made from 80% black Enjoy chilled, room balanced; this Pinot months, this wine has liqueur that has both this liqueur has sweet sugar and 20% rice, temperature or warmed Noir will leave you a warm aroma and sweet and tart flavors and floral refreshing this shochu is sweet for a variety of distinct speechless. lush mouthfeel. with notes of almond. citrus flavors. and delicate. aromas and flavors. 97 99 99 99 99 99 45 47 15ea. 16 31 9 Unless otherwise stated, we reserve the right to limit sale items to 5 units per customer. Coupons are limited to 1 coupon per product, per customer, per visit. .
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    HOJICHA ICE CREAM GENMAI CHA ICE CREAM DORAYAKI SKIN Highlight of February GYUHI ANKO MOCHI SHEET RED BEAN PASTE The roasted flavors of hojicha are compared Genmaicha is a Japanese Green tea Dorayaki is one of the most popular Japanese sweets. It is Anko (sweet red by some to coffee. It is nutty and earthy with roasted brown rice. It creates a bean paste) sandwiched between sweet pancakes. This product contains the while retaining the creamy undertones Dorayaki pancake only, so you can put ice cream, mochi or anything you like to associated with green teas. This Hojicha ice really soothing and satisfying flavor. create your own not-so-traditional variations! cream is lush, creamy, and it is dense with This is a delicious ice cream with a slightly smoky aroma. #4079 F-DORAYAKI NO KAWA 40x2PC/CS a roasted, borderline caramelized, hojicha #50288 F-GYUHI CREPE(WHITE) 24/10PC (1.2oz.) flavor. #20128 RED BEAN PASTE (TSUBUSHI AN) 33Lbs.(2x16.5Lbs.)/CS #40592 F-UJI HOJICHA ICE #40591 F-UJI GENMAICHA ICE #1205 F-BLACK SESAME ICE CREAM 2.5gal. CREAM 1gal. CREAM,MY 1gal. #4913 F-RED BEAN ICE CREAM 2.5gal. Recipe Spicy Tuna Tartare with Kimchee Sauce Sake of February Ingredient (4 portions) •TUNA SAKU 200~250g Sparkling Nigori Sake •KUKI SESAME OIL 1 Tbs. Perfect for a celebration and Sake beginners! •MIYAKO KIMCHEE SAUCE 2 Tbs. HAKKAISAN •Scallions (thinly sliced) 1 Tbs. Sparkling Nigori JUNMAI (SMV:-25) NY • NJ PRICE •Soy Sauce 1/2 Tbs. DASSAI 50 •Roasted Pine Nuts 2 Tbs. Sparkling Nigori JUNMAI DAIGINJO (SMV:+-0) •julienned Cucumbers 1 Cucumber NAGARAGAWA •Quail Egg 4 eggs Sparkling Nigori HONJOZO (SMV: -4) 1.Use a sharp knife to slice the tuna into 1/4-inch pieces Are you a little tired of the same old champagne? Try 2.Keeping the tuna very cold, toss gently with scallions, soy sauce, Sparking Nigori Sake! A touch of nigori adds a bit of sesame oil, and MIYAKO Kimchi Sauce.