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=Vegan menu ●=Vegetarian with Egg or cheese = seafood =Wheat Free Ramen Appetizer & Salad Noodle Soup, Vegie, Fishcake, Charshoo-Pork, Organic Edamame (Soy Beans) 3.5 Ajitama , bamboo Shoot, in house ramen broth. Ginger Tofu (Organic Tofu) 5.5 5 Agedashi Tofu (Organic Tofu, Onion, Mushroom)5. ・ Simple Ramen 9.5 5 Gyoza (6pcs ●veggie or pork dumplings) 5. 5 ・ Fried Squid Legs 7. ・ Seafood Ramen 12.5 ・ Soft Shell Crab 6.5 shrimp, scallop, squid, instead of char shoo ・ Tempura (●veggie 8.5, 2shrimp & veggie 9.5) ・ Char Shoo Ramen 12.5 Sautéed Shishito Pepper 5 more char shoo ●Potato Croquette 2ocs 4.5 Choose Flavor 5 ・ Kara-Age (Japanese flavored fried chicken) 6. ← light taste ⇔ rich taste → ・Tako Yaki (5 pcs octopus cake balls) 5 5 ・ Hamachi Kama (grilled yellowtail cheek) 9. shio ・ shoyu ・ miso ・ tonkotsu Matsu Salad (edamame carrot, daikon, tomato, salt ・soy sauce ・miso ・pork daikon sprout, cucumber, spinach with green,) 6 Steamed Veggie Salad New 6 Simple Ramen Tofu Capreze Salad New (tofu, tomato, shiso olive oil dressing) 6 Spinach Ohitachi 5 ●Cucumber Sunomono 5 ( w/crab or octopus 6.5) Seaweed Salad 5 5 Squid Salad 6 Sashimi Spring Roll 10 5 Salmon Carpaccio 14 ● Veggie Ramen 9. tofu, vegetable on top, veggie broth Wild Fluke Carpaccio 14 Tuna Tataki 14 Seafood Steamed Custard New 4 (chawan mushi) New Maze men Mix style ramen no broth Mix everything very well, then eat!!! New Kushi Yaki skewers ・ Maze men 9.5 ground pork, g-onion, nori, bamboo shoot sesame seeds, nuts, aji-tama egg Shiitake Mushroom 1pc 2 5 5 ●Tomato Mozzarella 1pc 2. ● Veggie Maze men 9. 5 Atsu Age Tofu 1pc 2. Chopped tofu, g-onion, nori, bamboo shoot 5 sesame seeds, nuts, aji-tama egg ・ 1pc 2. Chicken ☆ No Nuts, No Aji-tama Egg Available. 5 ・ Chicken & Shiso Plum 1pc 2. 5 ・ Chicken & Onion 1pc 2. ・ Bacon & Mochi 1pc 3 5 ・ Asparagus & Bacon 1pc 2. ・ Beef 1pc 4 Okonomi Yaki Japanese savory pancake made of flour, cabbage, egg, ginger, g.onion ・ Tuna Steak 1pc 4 cooked w/mushroom broth 5 Today’s Veggie 1pc 2. Today’s Fruits 1pc 3 ● Veggie 9.5 5 ・ Kushi Katsu Pork (breaded fried) 1pc 2. ・ Beef 9.5 Meat We use local all natural chicken pork, beef. No GMO Grain Fed, ・ Seafood 13.5 Grass Finish shrimp, scallop, squid ＊ (Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. ~ from Pima County Health Department) **If you need substitution, there maybe an extra charge. **Picture sample and actual dish may differ, because the vegetable and fish available may differ depending on the day. Noodles & Curry Bento New*Yoshimatsu Bento Udon Flour noodle in traditional dashi broth(konbu & dry shredded katsuo fish) Soba Buckwheat noodle in traditional dashi broth(konbu & dry shredded katsuo fish) Vegetarian broth available Add curry +$1.00 4 kinds sashimi (2tuna,2salmon, 2yellow tail, 2albacore), shrimp & veggie tempura, grilled fish, today’s several chef’s choice, seafood custard and choice of your Yaki Udon stir fried flour noodle sushi(3pcs nigiri, 4pcs Cal roll, 4pcs Alaskan Roll,or 4pcs dragon roll) variety bento box!!! 20 Curry & Rice comes with pickle New Veggie Matsu Bento Tofu Noodle Ramen Tofu & Yam Tofu caprese salad, veggie tempura, choice of noodle in vegetarian broth 100kcal without 2 skewers kushi yaki, steamed veggie and 4pcs topping Avocado roll wheat free vegan 14 Stir Fried Tofu Noodle Bento, Entrée 150kcal without topping wheat free vegan ☆chicken, pork, beef: all natural Ginger Tofu Bento ☆use organic 9.5 choose your toping tofu: organic, chicken, beef: all natural 5 5 5 Orange Tofu Bento tofu 9. veggie 8. chicken 9. 5 5 5 House Made Tofu Hamburger Bento 9. tofu & mushroom 9. beef 10. 5 5 ・Tofu Kimchee Bento contain fish sauce 9. ●potato croquette 8. seafood 14 5 5 Tofu Mushroom Bento 9. fried tofu 8. shrimp, scallop, squid Veggie Tempura Bento 10 ・Teriyaki Chicken Bento 10 ・Katsu Curry comes with pickle 10 ・Spicy Chicken Bento 10 (breaded crispy pork or chicken) ・Gyoza (pork or ●veggie) Bento 9.5 ●Tofu Hamburger Curry 10 ・Kara Age(Japanese fried chicken) Bento 10 ・Orange Chicken Bento 10 ・Nabeyaki Udon 14 ・Tonkatsu (pork breaded) Bento 12 soup noodle in iron pot ・Chicken Katsu (breaded) Bento 12 fish, mussel, fish cake, ・Tempura Bento (shrimp & veggie) 12 veggie, mushroom, * Sashimi Bento 17 2 shrimp tempura ・Grilled Salmon Bento 14 ・Grilled Hamachi Kama Bento 14 Zaru Udon/Soba 6 * Tuna Steak Bento (medium rare) 14 plain cold noodle with dipping sauce * Roll Sushi Dinner 17 ・Tempura & Zaru 12 8pcs Cal roll, 8pcs Spicy tuna Roll & your choice of roll (Rainbow Roll, Yummy Roll, or Las Vegas Roll) Udon/Soba * Nigiri Dinner 17 2 pc tuna, 1 pc yellow tail, albacore, salmon, shrimp, white fish, scallop, mackerel and egg omelet Rice Bowl * Tempura & Sushi Dinner 19 temura & 6pc nigiri Donburi comes with pickle ・Tempura & Teriyaki Chicken Dinner 17 ・Oyako Don(ckn & egg cocked in sweet 9 soy sauce) * Chirashi Dinner 20 ・ 2pc tuna, salmon, yellow tail, albacore, 1 pc of Katsu Don(pork or ckn breaded & egg 10 shrimp, white fish, scallop, unagi, egg omelet, served cocked in sweet soy sauce) over sushi rice masago, ikura, daikon, cucumber, ・Unagi Don(BBQ eel) 16 sprout, seaweed on top * ・Kushiyaki Don(choose 3 skewers, 9 Sushi, Sashimi for 2 40 Beef & tuna steak+$1each skwr) 8pcs nigiri, 3pc tuna, salmon, 2pc yellow tail, albacore can be vegan, if choose to do so sashimi, 1 traditional tuna roll, cucumber roll, squid salad, ＊ (Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. ~ from Pima County Health Department) **If you need substitution, there maybe an extra charge. **Picture sample and actual dish may differ, because the vegetable and fish available may differ depending on the day. Beverages Tea MUG 2 Dessert POT 3.8 Daifuku vegan 1pc 3 ・Sen cha regular green tea Yummy red bean cake with ・Genmai cha roasted brown rice + green tea mochi not ice cream) Plain white, or ・ roasted green tea, less caffeine Ban cha Green Yomogi herb Iced Tea 8 ・Iced Green Tea 2. ・Taiyaki 6 ・Iced Matcha 3 Fish shaped red bean pan cake served w/ green tea ice cream 8 ・Iced Black Tea 2. and fresh fruits ・Ginger Honey Tea Soda 3.5 ・Tea Lemonade Soda 3.5 ・Shiso Mojito Soda 3.5 ・Tempura GreenTea Ice Cream 6 New Fresh Juice Cold Press 6 ・Kiiro ginger, carrot, apple, ・ 5 orange , celery, turmeric Mochi Ice Cream 4. Vanilla, green tea, strawberry, ・Midori kiwi, kale, spinach, mango or, red bean Banana, cucumber, shiso ・Aka beets, strawberry, apple, 5 Green Tea Warabi-mochi 4. daikon, mango, yuzu bracken starch dumpling with green tea powder Soft Drinks 5 ・Fountain coke, diet coke, sprite, 2. Dr. pepper, root beer, lemonade 5 ・ ・Calpico 2. Green Tea Warabi-mochi Parfait 6 Warabi Mochi on the bed of green tea ice cream and ・Apple Juice 2 corn flake, served with Kuro-Mitsu syrup 8 ・Milk (white or chocolate) 1. ・Ramune 2.5 ・Sweet Geisha Cat 6 ・Melon Cream Soda 3 ・Mango Cream Soda 3 Fruits cocktail, agar, red bean paste dumpling, fresh strawberry, and green tea + Green Tea Ice Cream Float on red bean ice cream your soft drink +1.5 ・Ice Cream 3.5 Green Tea or Red Bean .
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