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Tao DT 16.Indd small plates dim sum hot edamame 9 “With our thoughts, shrimp toast rolls 13 maldon sea salt we make the world” peanut, chili, honey mustard shishito peppers 9 yuzu, sesame imperial vegetable egg roll 14 cabbage, black mushroom temple salad 10 ~Buddha~ asian greens, soy vinaigrette chicken gyoza 15 steamed or pan fried chicken satay 12 tamarind, thai chili pork potstickers 15 agedashi tofu 12 gochujang, sesame crispy tofu, eggplant, shishito shanghai vegetable dumplings 15 mizzuna chopped salad 15 spinach, watercress mushrooms, tofu, wafu dressing vegetable dim sum 17 spicy tuna tartare 17 wild mushroom, snap peas, asparagus crispy rice, kabayaki sauce crispy bao buns 17 lobster wontons 18 soups pork, water chestnut shiitake ginger broth 18 hot and sour with shrimp toast 10 steamed vegetable buns 18 ju ju chicken bok choy, morrels sweet soy, ginger, peppers miso with tofu and manila clams 11 satay of chilean sea bass 19 beef rendang rolls 18 bone marrow, red curry miso glaze spicy thai seafood dumpling 11 soft shell shrimp 19 chicken wing lollipops 18 citrus salt, crispy garlic thai basil, sweet and sour kueh pie ti shells 19 lobster mango chili, mushroom tofu, marinated tuna 串烧 yakitori asparagus 7 jumbo scallop 9 shishito pepper 7 artichoke 10 chicken thigh 8 tomato and bacon 10 noodles and rice shiitake mushroom 8 lamb chop 19 japanese eggplant 9 wagyu beef 20 jasmine white rice 6 lo mein 15 roast pork, choy sum pork belly black rice 17 chinese long beans, chili, garlic barbeque olive fried rice 17 olive leaf, french beans, egg crispy chicken 15 mapo tofu noodles 19 free-range quail 15 ground pork, spicy chili, garlic dragon tail spare ribs 16 shanghai fried rice 19 chinese five spice short ribs 16 vegetables, pork, egg shanghai ribs 18 vegetable udon 21 shiitake, cabbage, bean sprouts lobster fried rice 22 kimchi, shallots pad thai noodles 20/26 tempura chicken or shrimp sweet onion 5 asparagus 7 seafood black rice 30 lobster, shrimp, crab, crispy squid sweet potato 5 okinawa potato 7 eggplant 5 baby zucchini 7 drunken pad thai 32 lobster, brandy, cashew kale 6 avocado 8 green bean 6 shrimp 10 the land cripsy thai pork 31 thai basil, chili, oyster sauce, mango sticky rice beef mongolian 39 snow pea, shimeji mushroom wagyu sukiyaki 40 poached egg, vegetables, tofu hayashi filet 41 the sea the sides mushroom, black garlic, demi-glace glazed salmon 29 dry-aged sirloin and broccoli 52 sesame eggplant, shiso vinaigrette asian green stir fry 11 16 oz. prime, scallion tempura, black bean sauce pea shoot, chinese broccoli singapore shrimp 32 chinese broccoli 11 tomato, sambal, chili black bean sauce banana leaf black bass32 cantonese cauliflower 11 black bean, chili, cilantro sweet and sour sauce grilled rare tuna 35 wok-fried szechuan potatoes 11 asian green stir fry, peppercorn sauce jalapeno, szechuan pepper wagyu rib-eye teppanyaki 90 szechuan snapper 37 asparagus 12 sophisticated dips and sauces quick wok-braised, spicy chili sauce crispy brown rice and sesame dressing pan roasted halibut 38 spicy eggplant 12 pineapple sambal, red curry shrimp togarashi yogurt, curry, soybean chili miso roasted black cod38 steamed bok choy 12 grilled tokyo negi, shishito garlic cereal lobster 41 green bean and tofu13 curry leaf, chili szechuan vinaigrette the sky crispy snapper in the sand 42 crispy minced garlic, dried chinese olive glazed thai bbq chicken 28 garlic, pepper, sweet spicy thai chili chicken cashew 29 peppers, garlic, ginger roasted chicken chow mein 32 hand-pulled noodles peking duck for two 38 per person sushi and sashimi omakase 49/ 59/ 69 and up chef’s selection of hot and cold items suzuki striped bass 4 tako octopus 6 unagi fresh water eel 7 ebi cooked shrimp 5 botan ebi sweet prawn 6 aji horse mackerel 8 katsuo baby tuna 5 hotate sea scallop 6 tai japanese snapper 8 ikura salmon roe 5 saba mackerel 6 charred tuna 9 smoked sake smoked salmon 5 kohada gizzard shad 6 kobe beef 9 tamago japanese omelet 5 hirame fluke 6 uni sea urchin 9 sake salmon 6 kampachi wild yellowtail 7 kani alaskan king crab 9 hamachi yellowtail 6 maguro tuna 7 toro fatty tuna 16 Udama - quail egg 2 / Temaki - handroll 2 / Maki - roll 5 / Soy Paper 2 特别推荐 specialities tuna hamachi tataki 19 chirashi salad 16 yuzu ponzu, spicy daikon, crispy garlic kampachi 20 salmon, hamachi, tuna, sesame rice cracker black pepper vinaigrette, asian pear salad king salmon tataki 19 yellowtail sashimi 17 ginger, chive, sesame oil togarashi cured salmon 21 jalapeno, ponzu sauce furikake lavash, hearts of palm tuna carpaccio 19 tuna sashimi with parmesan 17 nori vinaigrette zuke toro 29 tomato wasabi salsa, crispy sesame stick shiitake peashoot, tomatillo sauce snapper 19 halibut sashimi 18 silky tofu, burned jalapeno yuzu three way lobster 45 garlic sauce tempura | teriyaki | dynamite 夀司卷 speciality rolls crunchy spicy yellowtail 16 tuna and cripsy green tea 17 hamachi vegetable 18 crushed onion wasabi mustard-soy avocado tempura, pickled vegetables chef yoshi 16 glazed tuna and wild mushroom 18 king salmon 19 tuna, salmon, curry mayo, sweet wasabi sweet ginger-scallion sauce salmon tartare, asparagus, jalapeno, sweet miso angry dragon 17 crispy soft shell crab shiso 18 cripsy lobster 19 eel, kabayaki sauce yuzu mayonnaise lobster tempura, chipotle sauce crispy crab 18 soft shell crab, thai dressing 甜品 desserts sugar dusted doughnuts 10 peanut butter, blueberry jelly thai coffee custard 11 mandarin sorbet, cocoa crunch warm chocolate cake 11 ginger gelato strawberry orange blossom creme 11 honey milk powder, cotton candy fortune cookies 12 white and dark chocolate mousse taiwanese shaved ice 14 strawberry, mochi chinese checkerboard 15 chocolate dulce de leche fruit plate P/A seasonal selections assorted ice creams and sorbets 10 cookies and crackers chocolate buddhas 12 assorted white, milk, and dark chocolates.
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