
1Katsu sando
12 €Pork loin, tonkatsu sauce and shredded cabbage on milk bread.
At a listening bar, people come for the music and read the menu in low light. This example keeps it short: small plates, highballs, natural wine and coffee.
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Listening bar · Small plates, natural wine and records played front to back.
Made to share while the first side plays.

Pork loin, tonkatsu sauce and shredded cabbage on milk bread.
Soft egg salad and Kewpie mayo on crustless milk bread.
Yuzu kosho mayo and pickled cucumber.
Basil oil, aged balsamic and toasted focaccia.
Rosemary and flaky salt.
Built short and cold, on clear ice.
Japanese blended whisky, soda and a twist of lemon.
Yuzu sake, prosecco and soda.
Gin, shiso cordial and fresh lime.
Plum wine, lemon and a little egg white, shaken.
Stirred and poured over a single large cube.
By the glass, or ask for the bottle list.
Kakheti, Georgia. Dry, amber and a little wild.
Loire. Wild strawberries and a light fizz.
Beaujolais. Crunchy red fruit, served cool.
Kamptal, Austria. White pepper and green apple.
Hand-drip coffee, poured at the bar until close.
This week's single origin, brewed by the cup.
Roasted green tea, nutty and low in caffeine.
A burnt top, a soft middle and a pinch of salt.
Vanilla ice cream under a shot of whisked matcha.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateFood that's easy to eat at the bar, like sandos and karaage.
Five or six drinks, each with its spirit and one or two flavors.
Say what makes each one different, like skin contact or a light fizz.
Hand-drip coffee, and a low-caffeine tea for late listeners.
One or two, like a cheesecake, to go with coffee.
Wine takes a glass and a bottle price. Cocktails and plates take one price each.
Loire. Wild strawberries and a light fizz.
Beaujolais. Crunchy red fruit, served cool.
Kamptal, Austria. White pepper and green apple.
Natural wine names mean little to most guests. Say where it's from, its color and how it tastes.
Funky and alive.
Kakheti, Georgia. Dry, amber and a little wild.
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A bar built around playing records on a good sound system. Guests come to listen, so the menu stays simple.
Not on the menu itself. A button can link to a page with tonight's records, if you share them.
Either works if the contrast is strong, like the dark text on this example's pale paper. Test it on a phone in your darkest corner.



Swap in your dishes and prices, then publish with a link and QR code.