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Chinese Cuisine Menu Chinese Cuisine Menu Appetizers Curry Roll (1) Spring Roll (1) Vegetable Spring Roll (1) Crab Lagoon (6) Fried Shrimp (4) Fried Chicken Wings (8) Fried Dumplings (6) Fluffy Shrimp Buns (2) Fluffy Pork Buns (2) Steamed Vegetable Buns (2) Fried Grand China Dumplings (6) (Shrimp, Pork & Vegetable) Fried Vegetable Dumplings (6) Green Onion Cake (1) Honey Roasted Ribs or Black Bean Sauce Lettuce Bun Pu Pu Tray (for 2 People) Assortment of Fried Chicken Wings (2), Shrimp Toast (2), Egg Rolls (2), Fried Shrimps (2), Cho Cho (2), & Crab Lagoon (2). Shrimp Toast (2) Sliced Roast Pork Soft Shell Crab (2) With Black Bean Sauce or Ginger Garlic Sauce or Pepper Fried Spare Ribs Steamed Dumplings (6) Steamed Grand China Dumplings (6) Steamed Vegetable Dumplings (6) *Cold Noodle Grand China Salad 2 Pan Fried Spicy Shrimps & Pepper Fried Scallops. *Hot Chicken Wings (8) Braised Chicken Wings (6) *Hot Szechwan Dumplings (4) (Shrimp, Pork & Vegetable) *Mussel with Black Bean Sauce (6) *Pan Fried Spicy Shrimp (6) *Pepper Fried Squids *Pepper Fried Shrimp & Scallop Grand China Appetizer Plate (4 items) Honey Roasted Ribs, Pan Fried Spicy Shrimp, Cold Noodle & Green Onion Cake. Soup (For Two) Shark Fin Soup (for One) Shark fin, White Chicken Meat, Chinese Vegetables. Sizzling Rice Soup Shrimp, Scallop, Chicken White Meat, Vegetables & Sizzling Rice. Chicken, Scallop & Vegetable Soup Chicken Corn Soup Egg Drop Soup House Special Soup (Shrimp, Chicken & Mixed Vegetable) Spinach, Bean Curd & Egg Drop Soup Tomato, Bean Curd & Egg Drop Soup Vegetable Bean Curd Soup Won Ton Soup *Hot Sour Soup *Hot Noodle Soup Shrimp or Scallop or Chicken or Beef or Pork with Vegetable. *Spicy Seafood & Bean Curd Soup Shrimp, Scallop, Mussel & Mushroom. Chicken or Beef or Pork or Vegetable Rice Soup Shrimp Rice Noodle Soup Chef's Signature Perfect Match of Shrimp, Apple & Pine nuts Heavenly Braised Honey Duck (half duck) Honey Roast Pork with Steamed Buns *Hot Szechuan Beef Stew Noodle Soup *Pungent Duck Meat with Beautiful Leaks *Bong Bong Chicken Salad *Dan Dan Noodle with Roasted Chill Vinaigrette *Hot & Sour Lotus Root Shrimp or Beef or Pork or Chicken House Special Lobster or Lobster Tail or Lobster Meat Seasonal With Black Bean Sauce or Garlic Sauce or Cantonese Sauce. Shrimp or Scallop or Squid with Chinese Green Blossom & Bean Sprout Ancient Chinese Recipe Shrimps or Scallops All in the Family Seafood, Chicken, Beef with Chinese Vegetable. Glazed Pecans with Shrimp in Cream Sauce Pecan Scallops & Shrimps Seafood in the Hot Pot Shrimp, Scallop, Mussels, Squid & Vegetable in the Hot Pot. Shrimp Stuffed Egg Plant Shrimp, Scallop, Mussel with Vegetable. Sizzling Rice Shrimp Sizzling Seafood Delight Soft Shell Crab with Salt & Pepper or Black Bean or Garlic Sauce Triple Delight (shrimp, scallop, chicken & vegetable) *Black Pepper Shrimp or Scallop or Squid *Crispy Squid with Peppers *General Tso's Shrimp (Vegetable on the side) *Ginger & Garlic Shrimp *House Prawn (With Vegetable and Hot & Sour Sauce) *Mussels with Black Bean Sauce *Pepper Fried Scallops or Shrimps (with vegetable) *Spicy Shrimp (with rice wine & hot garlic sauce) *Two Delight of Shrimps (Spicy Shrimp & Ken Peng Shrimp) *Beef or Chicken or Pork with Chinese BBQ Sauce *Beef or Chicken or Pork with Green Beans *Black Pepper Beef or Chicken or Pork *General Tso's Chicken (served with vegetable) *Ginger Duck (Duck Meat, Ginger, Garlic, Hot Pepper & Vegetable) *Good Old Chinese Flavored Dish/Chicken, Beef or Pork With Vegetable, Pickled Mustard Green & garlic sauce. *Grand China Beef (tender beer, vegetable on the side) *Grand China Chicken Wings (braised, Hot & Sour, vegetable separate) *Hot Bean Curd in the Hot Pot (with chopped pork & mushroom) *Orange Beef (with orange sauce, hot & spicy) *Orange Chicken *Szechwan Beef or Chicken or Pork (dried tofu & Red bell pepper) *Szechwan String Beans (Chopped Shrimp & Pork & Hot Sauce) *Yu Shiang Pork or Chicken or Beef Ancient Chinese Recipe Chicken or Beef or Pork Beef or Chicken or Pork with Chinese Broccoli Chicken in the Nest With Vegetable, Crispy Potato Nest. Chicken or Beef or Pork with Green Blossom & Bean Sprout Chicken with Pecan Minced Chicken with Lettuce Duck Crispy Duck (half duck) Eight Delight Duck Half Duck, Scallops, Beef, Shrimp, Chicken, Snow Pea, Carrot, Broccoli. Mu Shu Duck Duck Meat, Vegetable with Chinese Pan Cakes. (no rice) Peking Duck (no rice) Plum Duck Half Roasted Duck with Plum Sauce. Roast Duck (Half Duck) Special Duck Delight Half Duck with Vegetable. Grand Marnier Duck Half Roasted Duck with Grand Marnier & Fresh Orange. Fish & Seafood Steamed Whole Fish or Fish Filet Seasonal With Ginger & Garlic or Black Bean or Maggi Sauce or Hot Spicy Sauce. Sweet & Sour Whole Fish or Fish Filet Seasonal Crispy Fried with Sweet & Sour Sauce. *Hot & Sour Whole Fish or Fish Filet Seasonal Crispy Fried with Hot & Sour Sauce. *Curry Shrimp or Scallop or Squid *Hunan Shrimp or Scallop or Squid With Chinese Vegetable & Black Bean Sauce. *Kung Pao Shrimp or Scallop or Squid *Szechwan Sauce Noodle Shrimp, Chopped Pork with unique spicy sauce, no Rice. Mu Shu Shrimp or Scallop or Squid (no Rice) Sauteed Shrimp & Chicken with Vegetable Sweet & Sour Shrimp or Scallop or Squid Shrimp or Scallop or Squid with Asparagus Shrimp or Scallop or Squid with Broccoli Shrimp or Scallop or Squid with Chinese Egg Plant in Hot Pot Shrimp or Scallop or Squid with Chinese Vegetable Shrimp with Lobster Sauce Shrimp with Snow Peas Beef Chicken & Pork Almond Fried Chicken Beef or Chicken or Pork with Asparagus Beef or Chicken or Pork with Broccoli Beef or Chicken or Pork with Chinese Vegetable Beef or Chicken or Pork with Oyster Sauce Beef or Chicken or Pork with Snow Peas Cashew Beef or Chicken or Pork Chow Fen Si Pork Strips & Vegetable Sauteed with Bean Threads. Emperor's Delight Shrimp & Beef with Chinese Vegetable. Garlic Beef or Chicken or Pork With Fresh Garlic & Vegetable. Ginger Fried Chicken Crispy White Meat Chicken, Pickled Ginger & Pineapple. Green Pepper Steak Lemon Chicken Crispy White Meat Chicken with Fresh Lemon Juice. Mongolian Beef or Chicken or Pork Moo Goo Gai Pan With Mushroom and other Vegetable. Mu Shu Beef or Chicken or Pork Served with 4 Pieces of Chinese Pan Cakes. Sweet & Sour Chicken or Pork *Curry Beef or Chicken or Pork *Dah Chien Chicken With Celery, Green & Red Pepper & Hot Pepper. *Fish Flavored Egg Plant with Beef or Chicken or Pork *Ginger Beef or Chicken or Pork Sauteed with Fresh Ginger & Vegetable. *Hunan Beef or Chicken or Pork With Chinese Vegetable & Black Bean Sauce. *Hot & Sour Pork Crispy Pork with Hot & Sour Sauce. *Keng Peng Chicken Crispy White Meat Chicken with Hot & Sour Sauce. *Kung Pao Beef or Chicken or Pork With Vegetable, Peanut & Red Hot Pepper. *Spicy Beef or Chicken or Pork Vegetable Asparagus with Garlic Sauce or Oyster Sauce Bean Curd Delight With Crispy Onion & Chopped Peanut Buddha's Delight (Assorted Vegetable) Braised Bean Curd (Braised with Vegetable) Broccoli with Garlic Sauce or Oyster Sauce Crispy Bean Curd (with Vegetable) Home Style Bean Curd Crispy Bean Curd cooked with Pork & Vegetable Mu Shu Vegetable Served with 4 pieces of Chinese Pan Cakes Sauteed Chinese Broccoli, Snow Peas & Asparagus Sauteed Chinese Green Blossom & Bean Sprout Sauteed Little Bo-Choy with Fresh Mushroom Sauteed Spinach *Eggplant with Spicy Garlic Sauce *Grand China Bean Curd With Pork, Hot Pepper & Black Bean Sauce *Hot & Sour Cabbage *Salt & Pepper Fried ToFu (with Vegetable) Egg Fu Yung or Chow Mein or Chop Suey Beef or Chicken or Pork or Vegetable House Special (Shrimp, Scallop & Chicken) or Shrimp Lo Mein or Rice Noodles or Pan Fried Noodles or Special Noodle (No Rice) Beef or Chicken or Pork or Vegetable Beef Ho Fin (Beef, wide Noodle) House Special (Shrimp, Scallop & Chicken) or Shrimp Singapore Style Rice Noodle (Shrimp & Pork with Curry Flavor) Taiwan Style Rice Noodle (Pork & Vegetable) Fried Rice Beef or Chicken or Pork or Roast Pork or Vegetable House Special (Shrimp, Chicken & Beef) or Shrimp Pineapple Scallop (Soy Sauce or Tomato Sauce) Lean Cuisine Steamed Beef or Chicken or Pork & Vegetable Steamed Shrimp, Scallop, Chicken & Vegetable Steamed Shrimp or Scallop or Squid & Vegetable Steamed Shrimp with Ginger & Garlic Steamed Shrimp with Tofu & Black Mushroom Steamed Tofu with Vegetable Steamed Vegetable Side Order Steamed Rice Fried Rice Pancake (1) Soft Drinks Iced or Hot Tea, Coke, Sprite, Diet Coke Coffee, Milk Thai Iced Tea Dessert Flaming Apple or Banana Glazed Apple or Banana Fresh Fruit Ice Cream (Green Tea, Mango, Coconut, Red Bean) Banana Flambeau (2 person) (Served with Ice Cream) Family Dinners (Minimum Order for Two) Soup Egg Drop or Wonton or Hot & Sour Soup Appetizer Spring Roll Entre (Choose One per Person) Beef with Oyster Sauce Buddha's Delight Cashew Chicken Chicken with Chinese Vegetable Green Pepper Steak Hunan Pork Mongolian Beef Moo Goo Gai Pan Shrimp with Lobster Sauce Steamed Tofu with Vegetable Sweet & Sour Chicken Sweet & Sour Pork *Double Cooked Pork *Grand China Chicken Wings *Keng Peng Chicken *Kung Pao Shrimp Dessert Fortune Cookies Thai, Japanese Menu Appetizers Steamed Basil Spring Roll (2) Steamed Shrimp, Lettuce, Carrot, Cucumber, Rice Noodle, Basil & Bean Sprout, Served with Special Plum Sauce and Peanut Sauce. Can be served with Vegetable only. Fresh Spring Roll (2) Avocado, Bean Sprout, Fried Egg, Cucumber, Carrot, Lettuce, Spinach & Cream Cheese. Served with Peanut Sauce and Special Plum Sauce Grand Thai Crispy Rice Egg Roll (2) Chopped Shrimp, Pork, Snow Peas, Carrots, Onion, Black Mushroom Wrapped by Rice Skin and Served with Lettuce & Slice Cucumber. Crispy Rice Noodle (Mee Krob) One of the Most Popular and Famous Thai Appetizer. Served with Shrimp, Chicken, Egg & Bean Sprout. Satay Chicken or Beef on Skewers Lean Chicken Breast or Tender Beef Marinated in Delicious Thai Coconut Milk & Light Curry Sauce, Grilled and Served with Thai Peanut Sauce and Cucumber Slices.
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