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APPETIZERS NOODLES Samusas vg 10 Nan Gyi Thok 13 Hand wrapped & filled with curried potatoes & garlic, house vegetarian sauce gfa ©Platha & Coconut Chicken Curry Dip 11 Burmese rice (or egg) noodles, Chicken coconut curry sauce, eggs, pea powder, onion, fried onion & lemon Handmade multi-layered bread served with coconut Chicken curry Garlic Noodles gfa 13 ©Platha & Vegetable Curry Dip 10 Flat egg noodles with fried garlic, scallions, and choice of BBQ pork, tofu Handmade multi-layered bread served with vegetable curry for dipping Wok Stirred Spicy Noodles vg gfa 13 Lettuce Wrap vg gfa 9 (Tofu, Chicken +1 or Shrimp +2) egg (or rice) noodles, cabbage, onion, bell Choice of Tofu, Chicken (+ 1) or Shrimps (+ 2) tossed with vegetables, served pepper, green chili, & egg. with hoisin sauce, topped with sesame seeds ©Burmese Style Pad Thai vg gf 13 ©Fried Chicken 10 (Tofu, Chicken +1 or Shrimps +2) flat rice noodle, onion, bell peppers, lettuce, Chicken wings served with in house spicy lemon and fish sauce cabbage, egg & peanuts cooked with sweet and tangy sauce Honey Fried Chicken 10 Crispy Chicken wings marinated with house made honey sauce Salt and Pepper Calamari or Chicken 10 Crispy fried Calamari or Chicken strips seasoned with salt and pepper served with house fish sauce VEGETABLES Fried Tofu 10 vg gf ©Burmese Mix Vegetables Curry vg gf 14.5 Crispy fried tofu, salt & pepper with house vegetarian sauce Burmese curry with tomatoes, okra, eggplant, yellow beans, carrots, potatoes, ©Fried Burmese Yellow Tofu vg gf 10 cabbage, lentil and tofu Burmese yellow tofu made with chickpea powder, served with house vegetarian Pumpkin Curry with Vegetables vg gf 14.5 sauce Sweet pumpkin curry with garlic onion, cabbage, potatoes, carrot, broccoli. Burmese Tempura 10 (Add shrimp +4) Deep fried tempura of onion, opa, Burmese yellow tofu, served with house Burmese Eggplant Curry vg gf 14.5 vegetarian sauce Burmese curry made with garlic, onion, tomato, tender eggplant Eggplant with Garlic Sauce vg gfa 14.5 Tender eggplant with garlic basil and scallions cooked in a sweet chili sauce ©Fiery Tofu with Vegetables vg gfa 14.5 Tofu, string bean, bell peppers, and basil in a five spice sauce SALADS String Beans vg gfa 14.5 Stir fried string bean cooked with garlic, ginger and sweet spicy sauce ©Tea Leaf Salad vg gf 14.5 Lemongrass Tofu vg gfa 14.5 Fermented tea leaf dressing, lettuce or cabbage, peanut, fried garlic, tomato, Tofu, with chili, garlic, soy sauce, snap peas, red bell pepper, lemongrass, & sunflower seeds, fried yellow chickpea, jalapenos, sesame seeds and lemon basil. Samusas Salad vg 13 Mango Tofu vg gf 14.5 Vegetable Samusas, lettuce, cabbage, sesame seed, onion, fried garlic, yellow Tofu with chili, garlic, basil, onion, and mango puree sauce and topped with pea powder, cilantro, tamarind and chili dressing broccoli Mango Salad vg gf 13 Veggie Tofu Kebat vg gf 14.5 Lettuce, cabbage, fried onion, fried garlic, cilantro, cucumber, yellow pea Tofu okra, opo, carrot, string beans, tomatoes, onion cooked with paprika & powder, pickled mangoes ginger Salad 13 lemon v gf Garlic Broccoli vg gf 14.5 Lettuce, cabbage, fried onion, fried garlic, cilantro, cucumber, yellow pea Broccoli tossed in a wok with garlic, topped with fried garlic and fried onions powder, pickled ginger ©Burmese Stir Fried Cabbage vg gf 14.5 Papaya Salad vg gf 13 Shredded cabbage cooked with green chili Papaya, cabbage, tomato, raw and fried onion, cilantro, carrot, peanut, chili flakes & tamarind sauce Burmese Stir Fried Vegetables vg gf 14.5 Rainbow salad gfa 13.5 Cabbage, string beans, carrot, opo, tomato, cooked with garlic, ginger, corn starch Egg, and Rice noodles mixed with cabbage, raw onion, fried onion, fried garlic, tofu, potato, carrot, tomato, jalapenos, cucumber, papaya, cilantro & pea powder Beef Salad gf 15 Sautéed Beef, tomatoes, fried garlic, cilantro, onion, pea powder & sesame seeds PORK Burmese Pork Curry with Potatoes gf 16.5 Pork and dice of potatoes cooked with Burmese curry and pickled mango Mint Pork gfa 16 SOUPS Slices of pork with fresh mint leaves, garlic, ginger, and jalapeños. Samusas Soup vg 13 ©Lemongrass Pork gfa 16 Vegetarian soup made with samusas, tamarind, falafels, cabbage and onions Slices of pork with chili, garlic, soy sauce, snap peas, red bell pepper, Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup gfa 13 lemongrass, fish sauce and basil. Burmese style coconut noodle soup with Chicken, onions, eggs, cilantro and Garlic Pork gfa 16 lemon Slices of pork with chili, garlic, chili, soy sauce and fish sauce © indicates chef ‘s choic vg indicates Vegan or Vegan Available gf indicates Gluten Free gfa indicates Gluten Free Available *Our food may contain peanuts or other nuts. Please inform the server of any food allergies* **Vegan and Vegetarian option available, please ask the server** ***20% gratuity charge for party of 6 adults or larger*** CHICKEN SEAFOOD ©Burmese Chicken Curry Potatoes gf 16.5 Burmese Shrimp or Swai Fillet Curry gf 17.5 Chicken and potatoes cooked in Burmese curry sauce Shrimp or swai cooked with tomato and Burmese curry sauce Chef Special Curry Leaf Chicken gfa 16.5 Chef Special Dry Curry shrimp or swai 17.5 Slices of chicken breast, curry leaf, garlic, onion and ginger Shrimp or swai with string beans, red bell pepper, okra, fresh turmeric, curry ©Chef Special Dry Curry Chicken gf 16.5 leaf, ginger, onion, coconut milk, evaporated milk Chicken breast with string beans, red bell pepper, okra, fresh turmeric, curry ©Garlic and Chili Shrimps gfa 17.5 leaf, ginger, onion, coconut milk, & evaporated milk Shrimp wok tossed in garlic, chili sauce with sliced onions Pumpkin Chicken Stew gf 16 Fiery Tofu with Shrimps gfa 17.5 Tender squash stew cooked with Chicken, onions, garlic and ginger. (Add Shrimp, string beans, bell peppers, broccoli, & basil in five spice sauce shrimp +4) Pumpkin Shrimp Curry gf 17.5 Burmese Chicken Biryani gf 17.5 Tender squash stew cooked with shrimp, onions, garlic & ginger Chicken leg stewed with garlic, onion, ginger served with biryani rice, raisins Mango Shrimps gf 17.5 and cashews. Shrimp with chili, garlic, basil, onion, and mango puree, topped with broccoli ©Mint Chicken gfa 16 Blackpepper Shrimps or Swai gfa 17.5 Chicken Breast with fresh mint leaves, garlic, ginger, and jalapeños. Shrimp, or Swai cooked with garlic, onion, celery, red bellpepper & Lemongrass Chicken gfa 16 blackpepper spice Chicken breast with chili, garlic, soy sauce, snap peas, red bell pepper, Lemongrass Shrimps gfa 17.5 lemongrass, fish sauce and basil Shrimps with chili, garlic, soy sauce, snap peas, red bell pepper, lemongrass, ©Sesame Chicken 16 fish sauce & basil Battered deep fried chicken tossed with a sweet & tangy sauce, topped with ©Lemongrass Salmon gfa 19 sesame seeds Salmon with chili, garlic, soy sauce, snap peas, red bell pepper, lemongrass, Mango Chicken gf 16 fish sauce & basil Chicken breast with chili, garlic, basil, onion, and mango puree, topped with Pumpkin Salmon Curry gf 19 broccoli Tender squash stew cooked with salmon, onions, garlic & ginger Fiery Tofu with Chicken gfa 16 Chicken breast, tofu, string beans, bell peppers, and basil in a five spice sauce ©Blackpepper Chicken gfa 16 Chicken breast, cooked with garlic, onion, celery, red bellpepper & Rice blackpepper spice Combination Fried Rice 13.5 gf Jasmine rice with egg, vegetables, BBQ pork, chicken, shrimp (Add fried egg +2) ©Caviar Butter Fried Rice gf 13.5 BEEF Fried jasmine rice with butter,egg, caviar, and shrimp (Add fried egg +2) ©Burmese Pineapple Fried Rice vg gf 9.5 ©Burmese Beef Curry with Potatoes gf 17 Fried jasmine rice with pineapple, onion, chickpea, green pea, carrot & egg Stewed beef cubes and potatoes cooked with Burmese curry (Add fried egg +2) ©Chili Beef gfa 16.5 Burmese Fried Rice vg gf 8.5 Slices of beef tossed with chili sauce, garlic, onion, basil, jalapenos and chili Fried jasmine rice with egg, onion & chickpea (Add fried egg +2) flakes Jasmine Rice vg gf 2 Fiery Tofu with Beef gfa 16.5 Slices of beef, tofu, string beans, bell peppers, and basil in a five spice sauce Coconut Rice vg gf 2.65 Sesame Beef 16.5 © Brown Rice 2.5 Battered deep fried Beef tossed with a sweet tangy sauce, sesame seeds on top vg gf Blackpepper Beef 16.5 gfa Basmati Biryani Rice vg gf 3 Slices of beef with garlic, onion, celery, red bellpepper & blackpepper spice Plain Platha 5 Lemon and Paprika Beef gf 16.5 Slices of beef cooked with tomato onion, paprika, mint and lemon juice SOFT DRINKS LAMB Fresh Young Coconut 7.5 Burmese Lamb Curry with Potatoes gf 17.5 Stewed lamb cubes and potatoes cooked with Burmese curry Burmese Ice Milk Tea 4 ©Chili Lamb gfa 17 Regular Unsweetened Ice Tea 4 Slices of lamb tossed with chili sauce, garlic, onion, basil, jalapenos and chili flakes Burmese Hot Milk Tea 4 Hot Green Tea 2.5 Fiery Tofu with Lamb 17 gfa Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite 2.75 Slices of lamb, tofu, string beans, bell peppers, and basil in a five spice sauce Blackpepper Lamb gfa 17 Orange Juice, Lemonade 3 Slices of lamb with garlic, onion, celery, red bellpepper & blackpepper spice Arnold Palmer 4 ©Lemon and Paprika Lamb gf 17 Slices of lamb cooked with tomato, onion, paprika, mint & lemon juice © indicates chef ‘s choic vg indicates Vegan or Vegan Available gf indicates Gluten Free gfa indicates Gluten Free Available *Our food may contain peanuts or other nuts. Please inform the server of any food allergies* **Vegan and Vegetarian option available, please ask the server** ***20% gratuity charge for party of 6 adults or larger*** .
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