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EDAMAME...$8 Fresh Soybean, Japanese Sea * EDAMAME.....$8 2019 RAMEN FEST’S AWARD-WINNING RAMEN.....$16 MOMOMAKI.....$19 fresh soybean, Japanese sea salt Tantanmen spicy tako, bigeye tuna loin chicken broth, ground pork, sesame TSUKEMONO.....$8 SABA GARI.....$12 salt-cured Japanese cucumber, togarashi ROYALE WITH CHEESE ....$16 karashi miso, wa yakumi all-American burger, house-made bao bun, satsumaimo fries TOFU*.....$12 CHILI TUNA.....$15 ikura, scallion, crispy ginger SAKANA MUSHI*.....$18 bigeye tuna, sesame cucumber, radish Chilean sea bass, shishito, shiitake, eggplant, soy butter sauce GOBO.....$12 (requires 15 min) braised burdock, shungiku, goma dare POTATO SALADA.....$8 cucumber, red onion, crispy potato skin (v) OMURICE.....$18 SHISHITO.....$8 wagyu fried rice topped w/a badass omelet, green peppers with barley miso (v) MIZUNA SALADA.....$10 spiced ketchup demi carrot-citrus dressing, gobo (v) KOHITSUJI (LAMB)*.....$24 SMOKED KAMO.....$12 2pc bone-in chop with spicy miso tea-smoked duck breast, mizuna, tokyo negi, karashi GYUTAN*.....$14 MISO SOUP.....$9 beef tongue with lemon and sea salt aburaage, shimeji mushrooms, and Tokyo negi HATSU*.....$8 UNI DEVILED EGG*.....$12 chicken heart, sea salt and lemon egg yolk mousse, shiso TAKO*.....$12 SASHIMI (CHEF’S DAILY CHOICE)*.....$16 Spanish octopus with black pepper and lime chef’s daily choice UZURA (QUAIL)*.....$8 ONSEN TAMAGO*.....$8 French quail with quail egg and quail tare 63° soft-poached egg, tentsuyu, ikura, pickled shimeji mushroom Izakaya MISHIMA SKIRT STEAK*.....$15 JIDORI KARAAGE.....$12 seasoned in Japanese sea salt Japanese style fried chicken, yuzu kosho offered until: SATSUMAIMO FRIES.....$8 10:30pm Sunday - Thursday Japanese sweet potato, miso mayo (v) 11:00pm Friday KAMA (COLLAR)*...$14 HAMACHI “kalbi” marinade ICE CREAM SANDWICH.....$5 MADAI hojicha or kabocha Japanese sea salt, lemon KINAKO DONUTS.....$5 KAKUNI.....$14 dulcey filled soy-braised Berkshire pork belly, kabocha, kaiware, karashi THE ROCK*.....$18 Mishima strip cooked on river rock **for the rest of March, one dollor for every Momomaki sold will be donated to Dine to End MS *please be advised that consuming raw and undercooked food items may result in foodborne illness. [SAKE] [BEER] [COCKTAILS] [WINE] SEASIDE SPARKLING sparkling junmai ...$18 DRAFT KI STREET...$15 SPARKLING & CHAMPAGNE fukucho, hiroshima knob creek rye, vermouth, bitters di torino, carob, grapefruit COEDO SHIRO...$12 BORGOLUCE PROSECCO treviso DOC brut...$13 CHOYA NOUVEAU plum wine 2017 ...$14 german-style hefeweizen, kanto, japan YUKI ONNA (veneto, italy, nv) choya, mie ...$14 broker’s gin, barolo chinato, sumac, black mushroom, lime ASAHI SUPERDRY ILLINOIS SPARKLING CO. SOUTHERN BEAUTY plum junmai ...$21 ...$8 ‘brut ombré rosé’...$15 nanbu bijin, iwate pale lager, japan HIGHLAND HIGHBALL...$14 (illinois, united states, nv) glenmorangie 10 year, peach pear sparkling water BLUE HUE ...$12 CANARD DUCHENE ‘brut authentic’...$27 tsukinowa, iwate BOTTLES + CANS (champagne, france, nv) MONK’S JOURNEY CONTINUED...$14 PANDA CUP 180mL ...$15 PBR 12OZ...$4 ketel one vodka, aloe liquor, matcha, lime, mint miyozakura, gifu WHITE SESAME SWIZZLE...$14 BAMBI CUP 180mL ...18 SAPPORO...$8 akishika, osaka rice lager, japan olmeca altos tequila, sesame leaf, pinot grigio, lemon, shochu FANTINEL pinot grigio...$12 (friuli-venezia guilia, italy, 2017) DARUMA CUP tokubetsu junmai 180mL ...$18 ORION...$8 MELON DAIQUIRI...$14 nishinoseki, ohita rice lager, japan flor de caña rum, cantaloupe, sake, barley, CHATEAU HARLAFTIS savatiano...$12 burdock, lime (attica, greece, 2016) SNOWFLAKE ...$10 HALF ACRE TUNA dewanoyuki, yamagata ...$10 extra pale ale, chicago, il KABA OLD FASHIONED...$14 SILENI ESTATE sauvignon blanc...$12 CHRYSANTHEMUM PRINCE served hot ...$12 evan williams bourbon, mars iwai whisky, turbinado sugar, (marlborough, new zealand, 2016) COEDO ‘RURI’ kikumasamune, hyogo ...$11 cherry bark, sarsaparilla bitters 500mL kettle $48 pilsner, kanto, japan WEINGUT STADT KREMS grüner veltliner...$13 GRAPE ESCAPE (kremstal, austria, 2016) BRIDE OF THE FOX ...$13 HITACHINO NEST YUZU LAGER...$12 ...$14 kanbara, niigata lager with yuzu fruit, naka, japan absolut elyx vodka, black grape, pisco, lime, RK KOLLEKTION riesling...$15 peach boy’s treasure sake (mosel, germany, 2017) PEACH BOY’S TREASURE ...$16 HITACHINO NEST RED RICE ALE nanbu bijin, iwate ...$13 red ale, naka, japan SMOKY, PLUMMY, BOOZY...$15 JACKY PREYS sauvignon blanc...$15 PEARLS OF SIMPLICITY ...$19 peloton mezcal, pineapple rum, plum, bitters, chartreuse (loire valley, france, 2015) konteki, kyoto YO-HO TOKYO BLACK...$13 american style porter, nagano, japan THE GOLDEN TIGER...$14 SAMUEL BILLAUD chardonnay...$16 OTTER FESTIVAL 50 ...$13 ceres vodka, turmeric, pineapple, coconut milk, (chablis, france, 2015) dassai goju, yamaguchi YO-HO SUIYOUBI NO NEKO...$13 vietnamese cinnamon, caramelized sugar CARNEROS HIGHWAY DEMON SLAYER onikoroshi ...$15 belgian-style white ale, nagano, japan chardonnay...$14 wakatake, shizuoka TOKI HIGHBALL...$14 (carneros, california, 2015) YO-HO SORRY UMAMI...$13 suntory draft cocktail HEAVEN AND EARTH ...$15 ipa with clove, orange & bonito, nagano, japan musashino, niigata ROSÉ DREAMY CLOUDS tokubetsu junmai nigori...$12 [LIQUOR FLIGHTS] [JAPANESE WHISKY] LIONEL OSMIN ‘la vie en rosé’ négrette...$13 rihaku, shimane (toulouse, vin de france, 2017) KANBANSHOUHIN (WHISKY)...$24 AKASHI UME PLUM...$14 FLAGSHIP [SAKE FLIGHTS] AKASHI...$16 mars iwai | 1oz RED MIZU TO MAI...$18 akashi ume plum | 1oz AKASHI SINGLE MALT...$40 GLATZER blaufränkisch...$15 WATER + RICE = SAKE suntory toki | 1oz KURAYOSHI SHERRY CASK...$28 (carnuntum, austria, 2017) snowflake | 1.5oz otter festival | 1.5oz SUBETE NO ICHI (SHOCHU)...$23 ICHIRO’S ‘MALT & GRAIN’...$32 SALEM WINE CO. pinot noir...$18 (willamette valley, oregon, 2016) dreamy clouds | 1.5oz ONE OF EACH MARS IWAI...$16 hebess coolimo | 1oz MARS IWAI TRADITION...$20 G.D. VAJRA ‘langhe rosso’ nebbiolo blend...$13 MOMOTARO...$25 ginrei shiro | 1oz (piemonte, italy, 2016) THE LEGEND OF THE PEACH BOY kintaro | 1oz OHISHI BRANDY CASK...$28 heaven and earth | 1.5oz MAAL ‘biutiful’ malbec...$15 NIKKA COFFEY GRAIN...$22 (mendoza, argentina, 2016) peach boy’s treasure | 1.5oz TARU (SHOCHU)...$48 SUNTORY TOKI... demon slayer | 1.5oz THE CASK COLLECTION $16 CLOS DU MONT-OLIVET syrah/grenache...$14 fukano whiskey cask | 1oz (côtes du rhône, france, 2016) ICHIBANZAI!...$30 ohishi brandy cask | 1oz MATCHBOOK cabernet sauvignon...$16 SIMPLY THE BEST ohishi kaito’s cask | 1oz (dunnigna hills, california, 2017) pearls of simplicity | 1.5oz bride of the fox | 1.5oz CHATEAU LAMOTHE merlot/cab sauv...$17 southern beauty | 1.5oz (bordeaux, france, 2016).
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