Aguglia Osteria Di Mare 2021 Menu
via spiaggia, 4, 80070 Bacoli NA, ItalyRestaurant
8 dishes across 5 sections · Japanese restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.
Agedashi Tofu US$8.00
Deep fried tofu topped with Bonito flakes, scallions, served with tempura sauce
Edamame US$5.00
Steamed soy beans tossed in sea salt
Fried Calamari US$12.00
Served with spicy mayo
Gyozas US$7.00
Deep fried pork dumplings served with homemade tempura sauce
Karage US$8.00
Japanese style chiken nuggets served with spicy mayo
Shishito Peppers US$9.00
GF soy sauce, butter, ponzu and togarashi
Spicy Edamame US$6.00
Tossed in spicy garlic butter sauce
Sweet Corn Fritters US$7.00
Tempura fried corn balls topped with spicy mayo
Takoyaki US$8.00
5 pieces of deep fried octopus balls topped with bonito flakes, Garlic Mayo, and ginger sauce
Tossed Brussel Sprouts US$8.00
Sautéed Brussels, crispy beets, cashews, and garlic butter
Crispy Pork Ears US$6.00
Fried pork ears with a side of garlic mayo
Veggie Tempura US$7.00
Lightly battered and deep-fried mixed vegetables, typically served with a dipping sauce.
Agedasi Tofu Special US$6.00
Veggie Soup US$6.00
Veggie broth served with carrots, snap peas, and scallions
Sesame Cucumber Salad US$7.00
Goma, English cucumber, rayu soy glaze, chili strips
Kids Ramen US$9.00
Choice of wavy or straight noodle with shoyu broth
Kids Fried Rice US$7.00
Fried rice : Egg with your choice of protein.
Kids Nuggets US$7.00
Chicken nuggets, typically breaded and fried, served as a kid-friendly entree.
Teppanyaki US$0.00
Zucchini, swash broccoli, onions, with your choice of protein tossed in Japanese spices served with a a side of steamed rice
Yakimeshi Fried Rice US$0.00
Fried rice, served with onions, egg, zucchini, green pepper, carrots and your choice of protein
Yakisoba Noodles US$0.00
Shredded carrots, chives, mushrooms, and noodles with your choice of protein
Dry Garlic US$14.00
Thick noodles, garlic butter, pork belly, nori, poached egg, shredded cucumber, and scallions
Orange Chicken US$14.00
Served with steamed white rice and steam broccoli
Teriyaki Bowl US$0.00
Rice bowl topped with choice of chicken, beef, shrimp, or mixed proteins, glazed with teriyaki sauce.
Pineapple Chicken US$12.99
Grilled chicken breast with bell peppers, onions, and pineapple, served over rice and covered with cheese dip.
Spicy Miso US$16.00
Corn, bamboo, scallions, poached egg, minced pork, spicy rayu
Shoyu Ramen US$15.00
Naruto, marinated egg, pork belly, bamboo, scallions, garlic oil, sesame seeds
Vegetarian Ramen US$10.00
Baby bok choy, corn, scallions, bamboo, shiitake mushrooms, mayo rayu, garlic oil
Tonkotsu US$16.00
Pork belly, corn, marinated egg, seaweed, naruto, wood ear mushroom, baby bok choy, mayu oil, and scallions.
Goma Crème Brûlée US$7.00
A rich sesame custard topped with a caramelized sugar crust, garnished with fresh raspberries.
Bamboo US$2.00
Thinly sliced bamboo shoots, typically used to add a crunchy texture and subtle flavor to various dishes.
Bok Choy US$3.00
Bonito Flakes US$1.50
Thinly shaved, dried bonito fish, typically sprinkled over dishes for an umami-rich, smoky flavor.
Broccoli US$2.00
Fresh, crisp broccoli florets, lightly steamed to preserve flavor and nutrition.
Chili Flakes US$0.75
Crushed dried chili peppers typically used to add a spicy kick to your dish.
Chili Oil US$1.00
House-made chili oil typically includes garlic, Thai chili peppers, onions, and green onions to enhance your dish with a spicy kick.
Corn US$2.00
Sweet corn typically served on the cob with a dab of melted butter.
Fried Tofu US$3.50
Perfectly golden and crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside.
Fries US$4.00
Garlic Fresh Or Dried US$2.00
Fresh or dried garlic to enhance your dish with its distinctive, aromatic flavor.
Garlic Mayo US$1.50
A creamy mayonnaise infused with garlic, adding a savory and aromatic touch.
Grilled Onion US$2.00
Grilled onions: Sliced onions, grilled until tender and lightly charred, typically seasoned with a blend of spices.
Gyoza Sauce US$1.50
A savory blend typically including soy sauce, vinegar, and a hint of sesame oil.
Kara-Age--Side US$5.00
Japanese style chicken nuggets
Marinated Egg US$2.00
Soft-boiled egg marinated in a savory soy-based sauce, adding rich flavor and texture to your ramen.
Minced Pork US$3.50
Finely chopped pork, typically seasoned with herbs and spices.
Naruto US$2.00
Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, avocado, crab, and caviar with ponzu sauce.
Nori US$2.00
Dried seaweed sheets, commonly used as a wrap for sushi or as a garnish for various dishes.
Poached Egg US$2.00
Pork Belly US$3.50
Braised pork belly typically accompanied by seasonal ingredient toppings.
Rayu US$1.50
A spicy Japanese chili oil typically includes garlic, sesame seeds, and ginger.
Rice US$3.00
Flavorful rice dish prepared to perfection, showcasing an ideal complement for any meal.
Sambal US$1.50
A spicy, flavorful condiment typically made with chili peppers, garlic, and vinegar. A perfect addition to enhance the taste of your meal.
Scallions US$0.75
Freshly chopped scallions, typically used to enhance the flavor and presentation of your dish with a mild onion taste.
Sesame Oil US$1.50
A fragrant oil typically derived from toasted sesame seeds, often used to enhance the flavor of various dishes.
Shiitake Mushroom US$2.00
Simmered shiitake mushrooms with a slightly sweet and savory soy sauce.
Shrimp US$4.00
Juicy, succulent shrimp, masterfully seasoned and perfectly cooked.
Side Of Broth US$4.00
Side broth selection: Shoyu, Miso, Vegetarian, or Tonkutsu options available.
Side Of Noodles US$4.00
Extra noodles available in wavy, straight, or thick options.
Snap Peas US$1.50
Typically includes stir-fried snap peas with a hint of sesame and a sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds.
Spicy Mayu US$1.50
A robust, garlic-infused oil with a hint of chili, typically used to add depth and heat to various dishes.
Sriracha US$0.50
A spicy and tangy hot sauce typically made from chili peppers, vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt. Adds a kick to any dish.
Woodear Mushrooms US$2.00
Typically sautéed with garlic, salt, and pepper.
Yakisoba Sauce US$1.50
A savory, slightly sweet sauce typically used in stir-fried noodle dishes, enhancing flavors with a blend of soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, and various spices.
Side Dry Garlic Noodles US$6.50
Egg noodles tossed in garlic butter.
Spicy Sauce US$2.00
Typically includes a blend of spicy ingredients to add heat to your meal.
Grilled Chicken US$3.50
Juicy, perfectly grilled chicken with a hint of herbs and spices.
Cucumber Side US$0.75
Sliced cucumbers, typically served fresh and crisp.
Diet Coke US$2.50
A crisp, refreshing taste you know and love with zero calories.
Coca-Cola US$2.50
The cold, refreshing, sparkling classic that America loves.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar US$2.50
The same great taste but with zero calories.
Sprite US$2.50
The cold, refreshing flavors of lemon and lime, perfectly blended.
Topo Chico US$4.00
Sparkling mineral water, sourced and bottled in Monterrey, Mexico, offering a refreshing and crisp taste.
Dr Pepper US$2.50
Unique blend of 23 flavors, carbonated soft drink.
Lemonade US$2.50
Refreshing citrus beverage.
Ramune US$4.00
Japanese Ramune soda available in strawberry, blueberry, melon, or original flavors.
Red Bull US$4.00
Energizing Red Bull beverage for an instant energy boost
Horchata US$3.00
Jamaica US$3.00
Refreshing hibiscus tea, a classic Caribbean beverage
Tamarindo US$3.00
Tangy tamarind juice, refreshingly sweet with a hint of sour
Restaurants change prices without notice, and a menu photographed in August may already be out of date. Treat these figures as a guide, not a quote. If you spot a difference, tell us and we will re-check it.
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