High grade Japanese sencha mixed with popped, roasted rice, freshly brewed
Sencha Fukamushi
$3.00
Standout Japanese green tea organically grown on a family farm in Shizuoka, Japan, freshly brewed
Ramune
$4.00
Classic Japanese soda with the marble cap - original or yuzu
Maine Root Ginger Brew
$5.00
Made with organic cane juice, from Portland, Maine
Maine Root Mexicane Cola
$5.00
All-natural take on classic flavor, from Portland, Maine
Maine Root Root Beer
$5.00
Flavored with extracts of wintergreen, clover and anise, from Portland Maine
Soft Drinks
$2.00
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale
Saratoga
$4.00
Sparkling spring water
Beer
Draft
Sapporo
$6.00
Classic Japanese-style lager. No frills, no need for explanation.
Drafts of the Day
Rotating Japanese and American craft brews.
Japanese
Asahi (1 liter can)
$15.00
Clean and super dry; small bubbles, easy drinking.
Hitachino Nest, White Ale Classic
Belgian witbier style with a classic Hitachino twist: slightly sweet and spicy with a pronounced fresh orange finish.
300ml$12.00
700ml$27.00
Hitachino Nest, Dai Dai
$11.00
A bright IPA brewed with the rare, wild fukure mikan mandarin orange, dating back 1500 years. Like listening to a classic LP on vinyl.
Hitachino Nest, Real Ginger Brew
$13.00
A spiced ale brewed with ginger. Slightly spicy beginning gives way to a balanced, sweet parting. Pairs especially well with yaki.
Koshihikari Echigo (500 ml)
$15.00
Premium Niigata rice lager from Japan's oldest craft brewer; smooth, delicate and crisp with the added benefit of being naturally gluten free.
Echigo, Red Ale
$13.00
American style amber ale that pours maguro red but drinks light as day.
Iwate-kura, Oyster Stout
$15.00
Russian Imperial Stout brewed with the shells of renowned Iwate oysters. Pleasant chocolate and coffee malt with just the slightest nautical nod.
American
Kona Brewing, Long Board Lager
$7.00
A smooth, easy drinking brew. The golden retriever of beers. Buoyant as a beach ball, as welcome and pleasing as a Big Island sunset. (Hawai'i).
Firestone Walker, Pivo Pils
$8.00
Dry-hopped German style pilsner from a great West Coast brewer-grassy and light, will almost make you buy a pair of lederhosen. (California).
Nebraska, India Pale Ale (can)
$7.00
A balanced, solid Midwestern IPA. Highly quaffable.
North Coast, Pranqster
$9.00
One of the best domestic Belgium-style ales in a small format. Brewed with antique yeasts; drinks slightly sweet, with full fruity body. (California).
Oskar Blues, Ten Fidy (can)
$7.00
Throw on your leather jacket and hop on your hog with this immense Imperial Stout. Dark chocolate, big malt roastiness and impeccably balanced bitterness. (Colorado).
Jolly Pumpkin, Calabaza Blanca
$12.00
Aged in oak casks, a pitch-perfect witbier ttbrewed with orange peel and coriander that drinks dry. Tart and refreshing, a perfect way to court spring. (Michigan).
Crispin Pear Cider
$7.00
Crisp and easy; holds its own around all this beer talk. (California).
Off Color, Troublesome
$8.00
A subtle, wheat-sour beer hybrid, brewed as a Gose (with coriander and salt). Light and sunny enough to drink more than one. (Illinois).
Stillwater, Classique (can)
$7.00
Classic Farmhouse Saison. Old world funk in new world can. Slightly sweet, citrusy and spicy; drink this if you can't make up your mind. (Maryland).
Off Color, Apex Predator
$8.00
Free-rise-fermented and dry-hopped, this golden saison is tenaciously different. Bright, juicy, hoppy and downright delicious. (Illinois).
Evil Twin, Ryan and the Beaster Bunny
$8.00
A hoppy, honey saison; the finish keeps bouncing 'til you're done. Welcomes spring with levity and strength. (New York).
Commons Urban Farmhouse Ale (750ml)
$28.00
Everything a saison should be: drinkable, refreshing, and best shared. Like sitting under a pear tree in the summer. (Oregon).
Wine
Wine by the Glass
Vina Herminia, Rioja Crianza
Voluptuous and fruity without being brash. American oak, big body, vanilla nose. Ready to dance with any of our dishes.
$11.00
Bottle$44.00
Domaine Martin, Sancerre
Crisp and refreshing, drinking this Sancerre is like dipping your toes in a cold creek on a hot summer day. Minerally, with hints of wild herbs and a fresh, zingy finish.
$13.00
Bottle$58.00
Wine by the Bottle
Domaine Paul Blanck Riesling Classique
$51.00
Summer melon nose and desert night dry, with beautiful piercing acidity. A classic Riesling that will reaffirm your faith in this variety. Sip alone or with the company of food.
Domaine Alliet, Chinon
$52.00
Medium-bodied, fresh and easy. Makes you wish you could just go make goat cheese in the French countryside, but until then, toast amongst good friends and food.