KUBOTA HYAKUJYU
(clasificación Honjozo/ alcohol 15%/ pulido de arroz 60%/ nihonshudo, +5/ temperatura recomendabre, frio o caliente/ provincia Niigata) Hyakujyu significa 100 years. Uno de los famosos de la serie de Sakes “Kubota”. Seco con un punto dulce al final, de sabor suave y modesto. Fácil de beber, con un sabor en constante evolución del que no te cansarás. Recomendable servir frío para disfrutar de un sabor refrescante, o para servir un poco caliente para disfrutar del sabor redondo y delicioso.
RAMUNE
Ramune es una bebida gaseosa vendida originalmente en Japón y conocido ampliamente por el diseño de su botella. Están hechas de vidrio y selladas con una canica que se mantiene en su sitio por la presión generada por la carbonatación de la bebida. Para abrir la botella, se provee un instrumento para empujar la canica hacia dentro. La canica es empujada hacia el cuello de la botella, donde produce un sonido mientras se bebe. El sabor original del Ramune es lima-limón. La palabra "ramune" se deriva foneticamente del inglés "lemonade". *Si no puede abrir , pregunte a los...
SHOYU RAMEN
Ramen is a Japanese noodle dish inherited from Chinese cuisine.. Although each region of Japan has its own ramen recipe. Shoyu Ramen from here consists of Japanese noodles served in a chicken and vegetable broth, It is Tokyo style and contains side dishes of sliced pork belly meat (Kilshu), Nori (seaweed sheet), Wakame (alga), He is determined (marinated egg), Moyashi (soy embroidery) and Naruto (fish surimi). In Japan all boles and rice or soup bowls can take with hand to eat more comfortable. In Japan when to eat noodles or noodles, with...
UDON
Udon is a type of thick noodle made from wheat flour, popular in Japanese food. Noodles with fish broth soup. Carry Wakame seaweed, Agetama fried flour. If you want vegan, we make with Kombu seaweed broth. In Japan all boles and rice or soup bowls can take with hand to eat more comfortable. In Japan when to eat noodles or noodles, you can make noise to eat noodles and soup together in your mouth. *the waiters carry together with Shichimi (Japanese chilli). *Apt for vegans
OYAKO-DON
Literally bowl oyakodon (don) of mother (oya) and son (that), It is a donburi or bowl of Japanese rice that prepares chicken, egg, onion and other ingredients together in a sauce, Using them then on a large rice bowl. The name of the dish is a poetic metaphor of the fact that chicken and egg are used in it. Several other Japanese dishes follow the mother and son of Oyakodon. Tanindon, literally "foreign bowl", It is identical except because it changes the chicken for veal or pork. In Japan all boles and rice bowls can be taken with hand ...
