Menu - Daikaya

#22 - Sushi - Washington, D.C., Japanese, Ramen

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A complete overview of all 91 meals and drinks can be found here on the menu of Daikaya from Washington, D.C..

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  • Antipasti

    Burrata

    Mentaiko oil; toasted nori; lightly whipped cream; orange zest; grilled bread Inspiration for this dish comes from taramasalata: a Greek meze made from tarama; salted & cured roe; olive oil; & lemon

    $12.7
  • Breakfast

    Tamago Gohan
    Tamago Gohan

    Onsen egg; shirasu boshi; bonito flake; Koshihikari rice; dashi‐shoyu

    $7.0
  • Asian

    Gyoza

    Pan‐fried pork cabbage filled dumplings (4 pcs)

    $7.9
  • Chicken

    Fried Chicken Wings

    Shoyu; lemon; parsley; shichimi; togarashi

    $9.4
  • Starters

    Tako Wasabi

    Raw marinated baby octopus; wasabi; celery; apple; Arbequina olive oil

    $7.0
  • Hot Mains

    Grilled Lamb Chop

    Simply grilled New Zealand lamb chop (2 oz); S&B Japanese curry; browned butter This dish is cooked medium rare; & we are unable to accommodate any other temperatures at this time

    $8.4
  • Fish & Seafood

    Miso Salmon

    Broiled miso marinated salmon + carrot puree

    $14.9
  • Entrées

    Grilled Avocado

    10 yr old house made ponzu; fresh wasabi; nori salt Avocado is treated like a piece of steak; brushed w/ oil cooked on the infrared grill. Funny but true. Inspired by the famous California Roll

    $7.9
  • Binchotan Grill And Mesquite Grill

    Yakitori Chicken Skewer
    Yakitori Chicken Skewer

    Salt; pepper; teriyaki sauce; shichimi

    $5.0
  • Dinner

    Pee Wee Potatoes
    Pee Wee Potatoes

    Deep fried pee wees; butter; scallions; shichimi; soy

    $8.4
  • Offers

    Exclusive restaurant offer: Seasonal Sake Compote Kanten Jelly — 70% off for $2.4!

  • Dessert

    Purin
    Purin

    Japanese vanilla custard + baby peaches

    $7.9
  • Skewers

    Grilled Okra Skewer
    Grilled Okra Skewer

    Salt; pepper; olive oil

    $3.5
  • Kitchenstarter / Small Plate.

    Pork Brussel Sprouts
    Pork Brussel Sprouts

    Kewpie mayo; okonomiyaki sauce; bonito flakes; aonori The traditional street food; Okonomiyaki; gets the Daikaya twist to be reminiscent of its roots

    $8.4
  • Fun Bites

    Clayton's Nukazuke
    Clayton's Nukazuke

    Rice bran & Sapporo beer fermented vegetables; Japanese mustard Our cook; Clayton; takes charge of a very temperamental Japanese technique of fermentation. Faithfully watched & tended to daily

    $8.9
    Jyata Bata
    Jyata Bata

    Grilled Yukon potato; slab of butter; salt Inspired by the amazing potatoes & dairy products in Hokkaido; Japan

    $6.0
    Grilled Shitake Skewer
    Grilled Shitake Skewer

    Maple syrup; labne

    $4.0
    Grilled Reba (Liver)
    Grilled Reba (Liver)

    Oyster sauce tare; yuzu kosho

    $4.5
    Wagyu Keema Kare Donburi
    Wagyu Keema Kare Donburi

    Wagyu beef; labne; pickles; Koshihikari rice

    $10.9
    Umeboshi Onigiri (Rice Ball)
    Umeboshi Onigiri (Rice Ball)

    Salted plum filling; Koshihikari rice

    $5.0
    Seasonal Sake Compote Kanten Jelly
    Seasonal Sake Compote Kanten Jelly

    Please inquire + your server

    $7.9
  • Side Dishes

    Fried Shishito Peppers
    Fried Shishito Peppers

    Topped + a fried egg

    $7.0
    Fried Garlic
    Fried Garlic

    Confit garlic cloves; Kimchi‐miso sauce

    $6.0
  • Rice & Noodles

    Abura Miso Onigiri (Rice Ball)
    Abura Miso Onigiri (Rice Ball)

    Fried eggplant; sweet miso; scallion; nori; Koshihikari rice Literally a fatty miso rice ball. A vegetarian version of an adapted Okinawan family recipe from Chef Katsuya's childhood

    $5.0

FAQ

In pleasant weather you can even have something in the outdoor area.

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michael-silver-chef5
05.02.2024

A friend recommended the Shoyu ramen. It didn't disappoint. The flavor was complex and exquisite. My friend adds pork belly, I added extra veggies. It may be the best I've ever had. I also tried the Shio and it was good, but more typical and not near as good as the Shoyu.

sleung
05.02.2024

Came from eating ramen from their other establishment, Bantam King, so we were too full to order a lot off the menu but what we did have was delicious and kept us pushing for the rest of the night. Yummy and creative drinks! Will visit again with an empty stomach.

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