Masamune Japanese Restaurant

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Sushi Masamune Japanese Restaurant|South Florida Authentic Japanese Cuisine

Do you like sushi? Can you make your own sushi?
If the answer is no, that is not a problem! We can make your favorite sushi for you!
We ensure that it is the best quality and taste, so please come and see us!

Catering are now available!We will open Masamune at your place. Please ask us for more detail.
Limited day and time.

EN $59 - ROLL AND SUSHI (TOTAL 60 PCS)
5 ROLLS(40PCS)CALIFORNIA,SPICY CRAB,CRUNCHY CRAB,VOLCANO,TORNADO. SUSHI TUNA 5P. SALMON 5P. SHRIMP 5P. CRAB 5P
KAI $49 - ROLL AND SUSHI(TOTAL 60 PCS)
4 ROLLS(32PCS)CALIFORNIA,SPICY CRAB,CRUNCHY. CRAB,VOLCANO. SUSHI TUNA 4P. SALMON 4P. SHRIMP 4P. CRAB 4P.
UTAGE $29 - ROLL ONLY (5 ROLLS 40 PCS)

Thank you very much for attended to Roll School today!!
We really hope everybody enjoyed it and had a fun!! Remember! application form is always available!! hehehe.... See all of you soon

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