Home Made Sweet Fruit Tomato With Lemon Jelly (5pcs)
$7.20
Chicken Skin With Ponzu
$5.00
chicken skin parboiled removing unnecessary oil, then finely sliced & mixed with home-made ponzu jelly. this is a perfect dish to be served between courses
Deep Fried Daikon Radish
$7.00
after being boiled and flavored, the daikon (japanese radish) is fried, and garnished with dashi (japanese soup stock made from fish and kelp). this is a popular item made with time and care
Sumika's Famous Organic Fried Chicken
$7.00
silicon valley deep fried chicken tournament frist prize item .
this simple karaage recipe is popular with everyone from children to adults.
Agedshi Tofu
$7.00
a simple dish made from organic tofu fried in rice bran oil and served with a sakura shrimp stock.
Miso Mozzarella Cheese
$6.50
Unagi & Shiitake Bacon Wrap
$10.00
Salmon & Tofu Balls
$7.00
Shrimp Cake
$7.50
Spicy Teriyaki Chicken
$7.00
Homemade Tofu
$7.00
Ume Suisho
$6.00
Fried Whole Garlic
$6.00
Fresh Chicken Spring Roll
$8.00
Momotaro Tomato Salad
$6.50
Soup & Salads
Cold Asparagas With Mentaiko(cod Roe)mayo Dipping Sauce (6pcs)
$8.30
cabage, mizuna, cherry tomato with peanut taste dressing
Cruncy Cabbage Salad
$6.50
with miso dippping sauce, (cabage, mizuna, cherry tomato with peanut taste dressing)
Sumika Salad
$9.50
(cabage, mizuna, cherry tomato with peanut taste dressing)
Potato Tuna Salad
$8.00
(curry flavored tuna potato salad with toasted baguette)
Potato Tuna Salad
$10.00
(curry flavored tuna potato salad with toasted baguette)
Born in Urawa-city, Saitama, Japan, Chef Maruyama presided over "Takasen", a specialty restaurant serving the Japanese artisan chicken, Hinai-Jidori, as Executive Chef for five years before coming to Sumika.With uncompromising attention to detail, Chef Maruyama aims to provide the sharpest grilling arts and best service possible.An amateur DJ and a passionate participant of Japanese "mikoshi"-festivals as well, Chef Maruyama is known to put his 100% into everything he does. Sumika style "Kushi-yaki (skewered-grilling)" Based on the concept that flavors of the season can be best enjoyed when bite-size meats and vegetables are served piping hot directly from the charcoal grill, Kushi-yaki cuisine is a lively epicurean delight. Like sushi, many specialty stores decorate the streets of Japan and serve as social gathering spots for both students and businessmen alike throughout the year.