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Muku Dinner Menu A la Carte Cold Appetizer "UMIBUDO" Seaweed with Japanese Vinegar ¥ 800 "MOZUKU" Seaweed and Okinawa Citrus Fruit Vinegar ¥ 800 "TOFU-YO" Fermented Island Soy Curd with "AWAMORI" ¥ 800 "JIMAMI" Peanut Tofu ¥ 800 Green Salad with 3 Kinds of Okinawan Dressing ¥ 1,200 Assorted "SASHIMI" ¥ 3,000 HOT Appetizer Soup of the Day Today's price "JIMAMI" Deep Fried peanut Tofu ¥ 800 "CHAWAN-MUSHI" Seasonal Steamed Egg Custard ¥ 800 " TEMPURA" SHIMA-RAKKYO Island Shallot ¥ 1,000 "CHAMPURU" Stir-Fried "GOYA" Bitter Gourd ¥ 2,000 Chef's Special Dish ¥ 10,000 "Yakimono-Hassun" (Assorted small dishes) 11 kinds of Okinawan special small dishes on a big plate Grilled Ise Robster with butter Grilled Ishigaki beef Grilled Yambaru chicken with Ishigaki island salt Turban shell salad Deep-fried big-eye scad fish Tofu with oil bean paste and ishigaki beef Eel Sushi Shimeji mashrooms with soy sauce Jimami peanut Tofu Pickled roselle with sweet vinegar Various cracker Meat "YAMBARU-WAKADORI" Grilled Chicken with Teriyaki Sauce ¥ 2,500 "RAFTEA" Broil Stewed Cubes of Pork ¥ 3,000 "AGU SOKI ABURI" stewed pork spair ribs ¥ 3,500 Roasted Island "ISHIGAKI" Beef 80g ¥ 4,500 Roasted Island "ISHIGAKI" Beef 160g ¥ 9,000 "SHABU-SHABU SET" AGU Pork for two people ¥ 6,500 Extra AGU Pork 200g +￥2,500 Extra Okinawa Beef 200ｇ +￥4,000 Seafood "TEMPURA" MOZUKU Seaweed ¥ 1,000 "GURUKUN KARAAGE" Deep-fried Black-tip fusilier fish Grilled Fish of the Day in butter ¥ 2,500 "TEMPURA" Island Shrimps and Vegetables ¥ 3,000 Rice & Noodles "JU-SHI" Okinawa Style Mixed Rice ¥ 800 Cold "ALOE" Udon Noodle ¥ 1,500 Hot Okinawa "SOBA" Noodles with "RAFTEA" ¥ 1,500 5 pieces of SUSHI ¥ 2,500 Dessert Ice Cream ¥ 500 Seasonal Dessert ¥ 800 Kid's Course ¥ 3,500 "DURUWAKASHI" Deep Fried TAIMO "SASHIMI" 2 Kinds of Islandfish "CHAWAN-MUSHI" Seasonal Egg Custard Grilled "AGU" Island Pork "JU-SHI" Okinawa Style Mixed Rice Dessert Kid's Plate ¥ 2,000 Humburg Steak / Fried Chicken Fried Shrimp / Fried Potato Salad Ice Cream.
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