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Ryu of Japan
11101 Burnet Rd
Austin, TX 78758
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Dinner Menu
Starters From The Kitchen
Edamame
$3.00
boiled soy beans seasoned with salt.
Gyoza
$6.00
fried pork & vegetable dumplings(6pcs)
Shumai
$5.00
fried or steamed round dumplings(6pcs)
Agedashi Tofu
$6.00
deep fried tofu in sauce.
Cold Tofu
$4.00
cold tofu with ginger soy sauce.
Starter From The Sushi Bar
Ryu's Special
$12.00
assorted fresh fish & veg. wrapped in cucumber.
Hirame Usuzukui
$12.00
thinly sliced fresh fluke with ponzu sauce.
Jalepeno Hamachi
$12.00
yellowtail seasoned with jalapeno.
Ankimo
$8.00
monkfish liver
Aji Tataki
$12.00
slightly cooked mackerel.
Salads
House Salad
$4.00
mixed greens with house dressing.
Seaweed Salad
$4.00
seasoned seaweed salad only.
Mixed Seaweed Salad
$4.00
assorted seaweed over greens with wafu dressing.
Avocado Salad
$4.00
avocado, cucumber, mayo, & roe with wefu dressing.
Seafood Salad
$9.00
assorted fish over greens with wafu dressing.
Spicy Tuna Salad
$7.00
spicy tuna over greens wafu dressing & spicy mayo.
Side Orders
Miso Soup
$2.00
soy bean soup with tofu, scallions, & seaweed.
Steamed Rice
$1.50
steamed bowl of white rice.
Sushi Rice
$12.00
sushi rice seasoned with vinegar.
Oshinko
$3.00
yellow pickled radish.
Tataki
Salmon Tataki
$8.00
rare salmon with grated radish & ponzu.
Mackerel Tataki
$8.00
rare mackerel with grated radish & ponzu.
Tuna Tataki
$8.00
rare tuna with grated radish & ponzu.
Beef Tataki
$12.00
rare sirloin beef with grated radish & ponzu.
Aji Tataki
$12.00
slightly cooked jack mackerel.
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General Info
About Us
Ryu Of Japan was established in 2009 by Tomoyuki Iwatsuki. Independently owned and operated, Tomoyuki and his family fell in love with Austin, Texas and thought it would be a wonderful city to open a Japanese Restaurant.
Tomoyuki was born and raised in Japan, but spent most of his years in Boston, MA where he was the Co-Owner of the well known Japanese Restaurant and Market, Kotobukiya. Kotobukiya was open for 18 years and was very successful, but Tomoyuki wanted to explore a new environment. Indeed Austin was a great pick, the people are ultra friendly, and the city is very new and upcoming.