Heartcrafted bento, onigiri, and Japanese style bread made fresh daily.
Jiro Cafe & Bakery gives a casual Belmont lunch a Japanese café twist. Tonkatsu appears as a bento, a sando, and even a quesadilla, while yakisoba can be ordered as a plate or a sandwich. We like seeing the same comforting ingredients offered in different formats, letting the size and style of the meal follow your appetite. The musubi selection includes Spam, Spam and egg, salmon, and crab, with a curry Spam version adding another variation. For something sweet, cream cornets come with choices such as vanilla custard or strawberry and whipped cream. Hojicha and matcha lattes, fruit sodas, and melon cream soda round out the drinks. Jiro's Alameda de las Pulgas location brings these savory bites, lunch boxes, and sweets together in a menu that invites a little mixing and matching.
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