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cocktails mocktails Yum Fizz 9.50 € ALCOHOL FREE Kaffir Plantation, Coconut Milk, Basa 7.00 € Citrus, Ginger & Bubbles Jamu, Orange Juice, Galangal, Lime & Tonic Canton Mule 9.50 € Matcha Brew Stolichnaya, Grapefruit, Ginger Beer Qing 7.00 € The masks make you thirsty? Sawadee G&Tee 10.00 € Passion Fruit, Orange, Citrus Say no more… Citrus Citadelle, Pandan Juice, Tonic Water Tanggal Obat 7.00 € Insane In The Brain 10.00 € Jamu, Orange, Date Palm, Ginger Beer Monkey Shoulder, Pineapple, Mezcal, Thai Chili, Here’s our list of drinks! Peanut Falernum, Citrus, Sesame Wabi Sabi 10.00 € Sencha Sakura Infused Beefeater 24, Honjozo wine Sake, Spiced Honey, Citrus Giroflé branco Giroflé Loureiro Douro Vinho Verde Kaktus Tanggal 10.00 € 18.00 € / 4.00 € Amarante Curado Espadín, Jamu, Orange, Date Palm, Ginger Beer 18.00 € / 4.00 € Giroflé tinto Douro #___________ 20.00 € / 4.50 € lisboa BEER BOA BAO entradas sobremesas Draft Beer SOFT DRINKS small dishes desserts small / large 2.00 € / 3.00 € House Ice Tea A1. Sortido De Dim Sum A5. Chamuças Vegetarianas com H3. crème brûlée de coco 2.50 € Clássicos Chutney De Tamarindo com manjericão e erva Singha Assortment Of Classic Dim Sum Vegetarian Samosas príncipe 4.00 € Spiced Lemon € 9.00 with Tamarind Chutney coconut crème brûlée 3.50 € € 7.50 with basil and lemongrass Tsingtao A2. Sortido De Dim Sum 6.00 € 3.50 € Carbonated drinks Vegetariano A7. Satay De Galinha 2.50 € Vegetarian Dim Sum Assortment Chicken Satay H4. carpaccio de ananás com € 8.50 € 8.00 loempia Fever Tree de chocolate e gelado de HOT DRINKS 3.50 € A3. Crepes Primavera A13. Wonton Frito baunilha Espresso Vegetarianos de Galinha e Camarão pineapple carpaccio, 2.00 € water Vegetarian Spring Rolls Fried Chicken And Shrimp Wonton chocolate loempia and vanilla € 6.50 € 8.00 ice cream Latte Still Water 6.50 € 3.00 € small / large A3.1 Crepes Primavera A19. Boa Bao delight 2.50 € / 3.50 € de Pato À Pequim H10. dim sum de laranja e Peking Duck Spring Rolls Um sortido de entradas Boa Bao chocolate com gelado de Hot Tea A mix of Boa Bao starters 3.00 € Sparkling Water € 7.50 gengibre small / large € 17.00 orange and chocolate dim sum 2.00 € / 5.00 € with ginger ice cream 6.00 €.

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