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Katsu Kare
$24.20
Hand sliced pork loin cutlet: seasoned and breaded in our own fresh panko. Kare - "Curry" was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Beef Kare
Stewed AAA top sirloin cubes added to our delicious kare. Kare - "Curry" was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Kare Rice
$18.15
Dairy free, vegetarian. Our own special recipe. Scratch-made by hand with Japanese curry spice, fresh vegetables, butter, and other secrets! It will even shake your tongue's hand! Kare - "Curry" was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Chicken Katsu Kare
Three chicken tenders, breaded in fresh panko. Kare "Curry" was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Vegan & Gluten Free Kare Rice
$19.25
Vegan, gluten free. The chef has adapted his original recipe to be 100%25 vegan friendly, without gluten too! . Kare - "Curry" was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Age Tofu Kare
$23.10
Cubes of fresh tofu, fried golden brown. Served on our regular kare rice.
Karaage Kare
Fried chicken. The best in town. Another of our own recipes. Kare Curry was introduced to japan during the meiji period (1868-1912) by the british. It came into fashion more during the taisho period (1912-1926), when it became more affordable. But this isn't an history lesson, and there won't be a quiz later. Just know that our kare are hand-made, scratch-cooked, secret-recipe good.
Cream Corn Croquette
$7.70
3 Bechamel and sweet corn croquette.
Cocktail Sausage
$6.60
Seven cocktail sausages. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Kare Rice Combo
$14.30
Enjoy our original recipe kare rice with at least one additional item from our à la carte section adding the price of that item. Looks yummy! Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Steamed Vegetables
$5.00
Delicately steamed vegetables; broccoli, carrots, and cabbage. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Chicken Katsu
$11.75
Three chicken tenders, hand-breaded in our house-made panko. Seriously. Served with bulldog tonkatsu sauce. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
K.F.G
$4.40
Kentucky fried garlic. Eleven herbs and spices coat thinly sliced garlic, then are fried crisp. I hope you know your date well...! Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Chicken Karaage
$10.80
Fried chicken. The best in town. Another of our own recipes. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Tonkatsu
Hand-sliced pork loin cutlet: seasoned and breaded in our fresh panko. We use bond bread exclusively to make our panko! Served with bulldog tonkatsu sauce. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Vegan/Gluten Free Combo
$15.40
Vegan and gluten-free combination dish.
Ebi Furai
$10.55
Three panko breaded prawns. Served with tartar sauce. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Stewed Beef
AAA sirloin. Seasoned and slow-cooked. Variety is the spice of life - so why not try one of these. Either as an add-on to the kare rice combo, or alone as an appy.
Sauces
$1.65
Our sauces are what make us better. Mostly made in-house from scratch recipes. spicy Mayonnaise - made from the eggs up! tartar sauce - not from the jar. yin-yang sauce - spicy Mayo and unagi BBQ sauce, best for the Karaage chicken. bulldog tonkatsu sauce - ok. There's no substitute. Stuff that won't fit anywhere else.
Steamed Rice
$3.30
Extra rice to fill you up! Premium Japanese sticky rice: steamed to perfection. Stuff that won't fit anywhere else.
Fukujinzuke
Pickled daikon. Traditional with Kare in Japan. Stuff that won't fit anywhere else.
Green Salad
$8.25
Romain Lettuce, Arugula, Carrot, Cucumber, Radish, and our delish Ginger Dressing.
Katsu Don
$22.00
Our delicious fresh-panko, hand cut, pork cutlet lightly stewed with a fresh egg, served on a bowl of steamed Japanese rice. Tradition! Rice bowls. Great as a quick, hearty meal.
Karaage Don
The best thing i have ever eaten! some guy. But seriously. Our own fried chicken with green lettuce chiffonade, drizzled with our "Yin-yang" sauce combo of Japanese BBQ, and our famous spicy mayonnaise, all on a bed of steamed rice. Your tongue will thank you. Rice bowls. Great as a quick, hearty meal.
Kare Beef Udon
$18.70
Beef Soboro, Cooked with our original Kare, Udon noodle and traditional Tsuyu, then covered in Scallions. Better than at Omiya Station! Rice bowls. Great as a quick, hearty meal.
Dai Katsu Sando
Not your typical "Konbiniya katsu-sando." we choose our largest pork cutlet, coat in fresh panko, with a slice of cheese, a mountain of sliced cabbage, and a trio of sauces; tonkatsu, kewpie Mayo, and karashi-mustard. All forced to sit pretty in a fresh bond's bun. Japanese for "Sandwich", our sando are served hot, and come with your choice of Green salad, or Japanese potato chips
Chicken Katsu Baga
Fresh-panko fried chicken tenders, with our "Yin-yang" sauce combo of Japanese BBQ, and our spicy Mayo. Served with baby arugula on a bond's bun. Japanese for "Sandwich", our sando are served hot, and come with your choice of Green salad, or Japanese potato chips.
Cold Teas
$5.50
Cold, mostly unsweetened bottled teas. Green tea, genmaicha, mugi-cha, oolong, and milk tea. We carry a good selection of Japanese bottled teas, coffees, and soft drinks.
Ramune
$4.95
The Japanese "Marble" soda. The best selection available! We carry; regular, watermelon. orange, blueberry, strawberry, lychee, and yuzu. *Not always in stock, but you never know! We carry a good selection of Japanese bottled teas, coffees, and soft drinks.
Calpico
Famous Japanese yogurt-infused soft drink. Regular, strawberry, mango, white peach, lychee, melon. We carry a good selection of Japanese bottled teas, coffees, and soft drinks.
Cold Coffee
$4.00
Canned coffee from UCC. Sweetened with milk. Regular UCC, and Kona blend. We carry a good selection of Japanese bottled teas, coffees, and soft drinks.