ミスター・バークMr. Bark

Franchise

Cashew Nuts cannot be checked in this official document. It answers for 8 of the 9 allergens Japan requires. Only 4 of the 20 recommended items can be checked. Confirmed current in September 2026.

Collected and organised by this site from the documents the company publishes.※

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Some allergens cannot be checked here

(Celery, Fish, Lupin and more)

This document covers only 12 of Japan's 29 listed items. The other 17 — including Cashew Nuts, Almond, Abalone — cannot be checked here.

If you avoid any of these, please check with the restaurant directly before visiting.

In addition, the published material cannot answer for Celery, Fish, Lupin, Molluscs, Mustard, Sulphur Dioxide and Sulphites — items that EU, United States, International (Codex) require.

Learn more: how our allergen data works

How to check with this restaurant

The allergen list PDF can be opened from the “Allergy chart” link on each menu page of the official website. For items not on the list, please ask head office.

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公式サイトの各メニューページにある「アレルギー表はこちら」のリンクから、アレルギー物質一覧のPDFを開けます。一覧にない品目については本部にお問い合わせください。

How they handle allergies

Allergy notes

The official website publishes a PDF allergen list for each menu item, covering 12 allergens: the 8 items Japan requires to be labelled (eggs, milk, wheat, buckwheat, peanuts, shrimp, crab, walnut) plus soybeans, pork, apple and sesame from the 20 recommended items. The marks are for the dish as served on the iron plate; soup, salad and sauces are shown in separate rows. For the remaining 16 recommended items, the chain asks customers to ask through the store to head office. Because dishes are cooked with shared equipment in a compact kitchen, an item with no mark may still contain a trace of another allergen.

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公式サイトで、卵・乳・小麦・そば・落花生・えび・かに・くるみの8品目と、大豆・豚肉・りんご・ごまの4品目を合わせた12品目について、メニューごとのアレルギー物質一覧をPDFで公開しています。表示は鉄皿の上に盛り付けられた料理についてのもので、スープやサラダ、ソース類は別の欄で示されています。特定原材料に準ずるものとして表示が推奨されている残り16品目については、店舗を通じて本部に問い合わせるよう案内しています。狭い厨房で同じ調理器具を使って調理しているため、印のない品目にも微量の混入がある場合があります。

How to check the material

The original material, and how to read it.

Symbols at a glance

How the document's marks are shown on this site.

  • ●read here as:Contains
    The document itself marks that this allergen is contained in the item.
    Show the originalその品目にその原材料が含まれることを、資料自身が示しています。
  • ▲read here as:Possible cross-contamination
    The document itself marks that, while this is not used as an ingredient, the item is made on the same production line, so a trace amount may be present.
    Show the original原材料としては使われていませんが、同一の生産ラインで製造しているため、微量の混入がある場合があることを資料自身が示しています。

    Cross-contact scope — Handled on the same factory line

  • /read here as:Does not contain※
    The document itself does not explain what this mark means. Because ● marks what an item contains, this site reads it as “not used”. That reading is this site's judgement, not something the document states. The document also says that, because dishes are cooked with shared equipment in a compact kitchen, an unmarked item may still contain a trace amount.
    Show the original資料自身はこの記号の意味を説明していませんが、●が「含む」を示す一覧表であることから、当サイトでは「含まない」と読んでいます。これは当サイトの判断であり、資料が明示しているものではありません。資料は、狭い厨房内で同一の調理器具を使用しているため、印のない品目にも微量の混入がある場合があるとしています。

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Menu names in your language are machine-translated.

What the dates mean※

How to read the documents

How menus are ordered
Listed by category
How to use it

Item names run down the left column; read across a row to see the marks for that item. Soup, salad (with the house dressing) and sauces are grouped separately, further down the list, from the dishes themselves.

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商品名は表の左列に並び、各行を横に読むと該当する品目の記号が分かります。スープ・サラダ(手作りドレッシング)・ソース類は、料理とは別の行として一覧の下のほうにまとめられています。

Notes for reading

This list can only answer for 12 allergens: the 8 items Japan requires to be labelled (eggs, milk, wheat, buckwheat, peanuts, shrimp, crab, walnut) plus soybeans, pork, apple and sesame from the 20 recommended items. Of the remaining 16 recommended items (almond, abalone, squid, salmon roe, orange, kiwi fruit, beef, salmon, mackerel, chicken, banana, macadamia nut, peach, yam, gelatin, pistachio), the document itself directs customers to ask head office, so this list cannot answer for them. Cashew nut, which joined Japan's mandatory list in the April 2026 revision, has no column in this document either. The document states that, beyond being present in the dish itself, a trace amount may be introduced because dishes are cooked with shared equipment in a compact kitchen.

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この一覧が答えられるのは、卵・乳・小麦・そば・落花生・えび・かに・くるみの8品目と、大豆・豚肉・りんご・ごまの4品目を合わせた12品目についてだけです。特定原材料に準ずるもの20品目のうち、この一覧に含まれない残り16品目(アーモンド・あわび・いか・いくら・オレンジ・キウイフルーツ・牛肉・さけ・さば・鶏肉・バナナ・マカダミアナッツ・もも・やまいも・ゼラチン・ピスタチオ)については、資料自身が本部への問い合わせを案内しており、この一覧からは分かりません。なお、2026年4月の法改正で表示義務品目に加わったカシューナッツについては、この一覧に欄がありません。資料は、料理そのものに含まれる場合のほかに、狭い厨房内で同一の調理器具を使うため微量の混入がある場合があるとしています。

Legibility notes

The text is not an image, so it stays sharp when enlarged.

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文字は画像ではなく通常のテキストとして印字されているため、拡大しても読みやすさは変わりません。

Menu names in your language are machine-translated.

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Notes

※ About the information on this page
This site collected and organised this page from documents the company publishes. We cannot guarantee it is accurate or current, and it is not medical advice. Before you eat, check with the restaurant or its official information.
※ This site's reading
Marks with a ※ are not defined by the document; this site read them from how the table is built. For example, an unmarked cell is read as "does not contain" — the document does not say so, and it is not a guarantee against unintended cross-contact.
※ Document dates
The source check date records our check on the official site, not a review of every listed value or a safety assessment. The material may have changed since. “Source date: not recorded” does not establish whether the source is undated.
※ What this page covers
This page carries food-allergen labeling information. Gluten-free claims and religious dietary exclusions are decided by different criteria.
※ Differences between stores
We have not yet established whether things differ between stores. That is not a statement that they do not.