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Cocktails Beers Frozen Cocktails Soju MOCKTAILS SAKE SOJU FROZEN COCKTAILS COCKTAILS BEERSMO’ MONEY 16 GHETTO ESPRESSO 16 MatchaWINES Maiden matcha, cucumber, mint, lime & soju fresh coffee, kahlua & soju MO’ PROBLEMS 15 GOLD DIGGER 13 NON-ALCOHOLICapple, yuzu & soju gold flake sake, lemon twist & soju COFFEE & TEA YUZU FRESH 15 SAKE SPRITZ 16 yuzu juice, mint, lime & soju sake, Aperol & soda CANDY SHOP 16 JUICY 16 SEOULJABOYcranberry juice, orange grenadine, lime & soju SETS orange juice, orange grenadine, orange bitters & soju NASTY GIRL 16 LONG PEACH ICE TEA 15 SPIRITSorange juice, pineapple, grapefruit & soju peach ice tea, lime & soju COOLIO 15 BEACH PLEASE 15 cucumber juice, lime, mint & soju watermelon, mint, lime & soju SOJU-GRONI 17 UP IN SMOKE 18 soju, vermouth, Campari vanilla, cinnamon, makgeolli & Henessey VSOP MOCKTAILS SAKE SOJU FROZEN COCKTAILS MOCKTAILS Designated driver? Blended specialties with Makgeolli - rice wine COCKTAILS SAKEYou won’t need to miss out on the fun! SHAWTY 15 VIRGIN MO’ MONEY 8 BEERSstrawberry, lychee, vanilla, makgeolli & soju SOJUMatcha Maiden matcha, cucumber, mint, lime WINES FROZEN COCKTAILS VANILLA ICE 15 VIRGIN YUZU FRESH 7 NON-ALCOHOLIClychee, lime, makgeolli & soju COCKTyuzu juice, mint, lime AILS COFFEEBLUE IVY & TEA 15 VIRGIN COOLIO 6 blue curacao, pineapple, lemon, makgeolli & soju BEERScucumber juice, lime, mint WINES CALIFORNIA LOVE 15 VIRGIN LONG PEACH ICE TEA 6 pineapple, coconut, lime, makgeolli & soju NON-ALCOHOLICpeach ice tea, lime SEOULJABOY SETS COFFEEVIRGIN BEACH PLEASE & TEA 6 SPIRITS watermelon, mint, lime SEOULJABOY SETS SPIRITS MOCKTAILS MOCKTAILS SAKE SAKE SOJU 360ml bottles SOJU 300ml 720ml FROZEN COCKTAILS DASSAI 50 62 99 ORIGINAL SOJU 18 explosive fragrance of green apples, Korea’s most consumed alcohol, slightly sweet and refreshing FROZENstrawberries and cream, and COCKT sweet peaches AILS COCKTAILS BEERSPEACH SOJU 19 COCKTSHIRATAKI UONUMAAILS 42 76 soju with peach flavour unique sake is a wonderful collection BEERSof butterscotch, caramel, and maple syrup candy aromas WINES GRAPE SOJU 19 NON-ALCOHOLICsoju with grape flavour KIKUMASAMUNEWINES KOJO 35 58 superb flavor of authentic dryness, robust taste with a refreshing, crisp finish COFFEE & TEA NON-ALCOHOLIC BLUEBERRY SOJU 19 soju with blueberry flavour COFFEESHIRATAKI JOZEN JUNMAI & TEA GINJO 28 49 light, clean and dry with a hint of melon, sweet rice and vanilla SEOULJABOY SETS SEOULJABOY SETS SPIRITS SPIRITS MOCKTAILS SAKE SOJU FROZEN COCKTAILS COCKTAILS BEERS WINES MOCKTAILS NON-ALCOHOLIC SAKE COFFEE & TEA SOJU FROZEN COCKTAILS SEOULJABOY SETS COCKTAILS SPIRITSStraight up or with a mixer BEERS330ml bottles WINES HENNESSY XO 18 MOCKTHITE AILS 8 NON-ALCOHOLICtraditional Korean pale lager perfected with 80 years of beer HENNESSY VSOP 15 SAKEbrewing know-how JOHNNY WALKER GOLD 15 KLOUD 8 COFFEEpremium malt lager from Korea & TEA JOHNNY WALKER BLACK 10 SOJU ASAHI 9 super dry Japanese beer for all seasons GREY GOOSE 15 FROZENKIRIN COCKTAILS10 RUSSIAN STANDARD 10 aromatic malt Japanese beer, smooth, light & balance PATRON SILVER 15 SEOULJABOYCOCKTAILS SETS PATRON XO 16 BACARDI WHITE RUM 10 BEERSSPIRITS WINES HOUSE RED 9 NON-ALCOHOLICHOUSE WHITE 9 COFFEE & TEA SEOULJABOY SETS SPIRITS MOCKTAILS MOCKTAILS SAKE SAKE SOJU SOJU FROZEN COCKTAILS FROZEN COCKTAILS COCKTAILS COCKTAILS BEERS BEERS WINES WINES NON-ALCOHOLIC NON-ALCOHOLIC COFFEE & TEA COFFEECOKE & TEA 4 MATCHA LATTE - MATCHA MAIDEN 6 COKE ZERO 4 ESPRESSO 4 SPRITE 4 LATTE 4 LIFT 4 SEOULJABOYCAPPUCINO SETS 4 SEOULJABOYFANTA SETS 4 SPIRITSFLAT WHITE 4 SPIRITSBONG BONG GRAPE JUICE 4 HOT CHOCOLATE 4 STILL WATER 3.5 ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA 4 SPARKLING WATER 4 PEPPERMINT TEA 4 APPLE JUICE 4.5 GREEN TEA 4 ORANGE JUICE 4.5 .
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