Menu
Koyote
Koyote's menu in Fairpark, Utah has 47 items across 6 sections, with prices from $2 to $20 — verified Aug 13, 2026.
Full menu
Compiled from Koyote's official sources, last verified Aug 13, 2026. Items and prices change — please confirm with the restaurant.
Apps & Plate
- Daily Otoshi (Pickled Veggies) (GF)(V) $3.50
- Plant-based gyoza (V) $7.00
- House gyoza $7.00
- Karage wings (GF) $11.00
- Mabo tofu (GF)(V) $11.00
- Shioyaki Saba (GF) $12.00
- Chashu-don $10.00
- Deluxe Chashu-don $14.00
- Japanese Curry $18.00
- Brisket-Don $12.00
- Whipped tofu (V) $11.00
- Sake-don (GF) $15.00
- Potato chips (GF)(V) $4.00
- House salad $8.50
- Caesar Salad $10.00
Ramen
- The Classic $18.00
- American Shoyu $20.00
- The Daily $18.00
- Tonkotsu Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen) $17.50
- Tantan-men (Ve) $17.50
- Gluten Free Shio Ramen (GF) $18.00
- Vegan 2.0 $17.50
Kids
- Okosama Ramen $7.00
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Sides
- Kaedama (Noodle Portion) $2.00
- Rice $2.50
- Aji-tama (Soft Boiled Marinated Egg) $3.00
- Chilli Crisp $2.00
- Miso Napalm (Gluten free & Vegan) $2.00
Desserts
- Purin (GF) $7.50
- Monaka Ube Ice Cream Sando (GF) $8.50
Non-Alcoholic
- Matcha Latte $6.00
- Ube Matcha latte $7.00
- Musk Melon cider $4.00
- Pocari Sweat $4.00
- San Pellegrino Sparkling water $3.00
- Glass with Ice cubes
- Ramune $4.00
- Melon cream soda float $9.00
- Japanese Strawberry Milk $3.00
- Coca-Cola $3.00
- Diet Coke $3.00
- Sprite $3.00
- Calpico Soda $3.00
- Cold Green Tea $3.50
- Hot Green Tea $3.50
- Oolong Tea $3.50
- Dr. Pepper $3.00
Frequently asked
Does Koyote have a menu online?
Yes — Koyote's full menu (47 items across 6 sections) is on this page, last verified Aug 13, 2026.
How much does food cost at Koyote?
Menu items run from $2 to $20; expect roughly $ 20-30 per person.
How is Koyote rated?
4.5★ on Google from 504 reviews.
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