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Wok Fried Rice & Noodles NOODLE SOUPS TEA & COFFEE 23 TOM YUM PRAWN NOODLES GF £10.50 100 GREEN TEA £2.50 Vermicelli rice noodles in sour and spicy soup with prawns, spinach, beansprouts and tomato. 101 JASMINE TEA £2.50 102 CHAI THAI LON Thai style strong sweet white tea £2.95 24 SEAFOOD CURRY LAKSA £10.75 Mussels, prawns, calamari, tofu and vermicelli noodles in thick curry laksa gravy 103 KAFFE THAI LON Thai style strong white coffee £2.95 made of coconut milk, mixed spices and herbs. 104 ICE LEMON TEA £2.95 25 HONG KONG BEEF BRISKET NOODLE SOUP £10.50 Cantonese speciality of braised tender beef brisket, fine egg noodles, JUICES white radish and pak choi in a clear soup. 105 GREEN JUICE Cleanses and detoxifies. £4.00 Cucumber, apple, celery, and green peppers. 26 CHICKEN WONTON NOODLE SOUP £10.50 Egg noodles in a clear soup with chicken & mushroom wonton dumplings, 106 RED JUICE Refreshing and a great source of vitamin C. £4.00 Strawberries, oranges, raspberries and pineapple. shitake mushrooms and pak choi. 107 MANGO LASSI crushed with natural yoghurt. £4.00 27 SEAFOOD KWAY TEOW SOUP NOODLES £10.75 108 COCONUT WATER & LYCHEE JUICE £4.60 Mussels, prawns, calamari and flat rice noodles in clear soup with vegetables. Rehydrating 100% natural coconut water, 28 TEMPE, TOFU & SPINACH SOUP NOODLES (VE) GF £9.75 lychee fruit pieces & lime. Vermicelli rice noodles in clear soup with fried tempe (fermented soya bean slices), mushrooms, 109 ORANGE JUICE £3.50 tofu, spinach and beansprouts. 110 APPLE JUICE £3.50 WOK STIR FRIES ADD YOUR RICE - JASMINE £2.50, COCONUT £2.95 OR EGG FRIED £2.95 SOFT DRINKS bottle 330ml 29 CHICKEN CASHEW (N) £8.50 113 COKE £2.75 LITTLE PLATES Wok fried chicken slices with mixed peppers, onions, shiitake mushrooms and cashew nuts. 114 DIET COKE bottle 330ml £2.75 115 can 330ml £2.75 30 SWEET & SOUR PORK £8.50 SPRITE 2 THAI PRAWN CRACKERS GF £2.75 Crispy, chunky pork wok fried in sweet and sour sauce with mixed peppers, onion, carrot and pineapple. 116 STILL MINERAL WATER 330ml £2.95, 750ml £3.75 117 SPARKLING MINERAL WATER 330ml £2.95, 750ml £3.75 4 CHICKEN SATAY (N) (GF – EXCLUDES DIP) £5.95 31 BEEF & GINGER STIR FRY £8.95 Marinated chicken on skewers served with peanut sauce, cucumber and onion garnish. Beef slices wok fried with julienne ginger, shiitake mushrooms, carrot and spring onions. 133 APPLETISER GREEN 275ml £3.25 5 VEGETABLE SPRING ROLLS (VE) £4.95 32 SPINACH, MUSHROOM & TEMPE (VE) £8.25 Fried spring rolls with vegetable filling, served with sweet chilli dip. Delicately wok fried spinach, shiitake mushrooms and fried tempe (fermented soya bean slices). 6 THAI BARBEQUE SPARE RIBS £5.95 ASIAN BEERS 33 KAI KRAPOW £8.95 Marinated and barbequed pork ribs, Thai style. Classic Thai dish of minced chicken with chilli, fine beans and fragrant lime leaves, holy basil. 118 SINGHA 330ml £3.95, 630ml £7.00 7 PRAWN SESAME ROLLS £6.25 Traditionally eaten in Thailand with a fried egg. Add £1.00 119 TIGER 330ml £3.95, 640ml £7.00 Deep fried prawn and bamboo shoot pastry rolls with sesame seeds. 34 SAMBAL UDANG £9.75 120 TSING TAO £3.95 8 DUCK SPRING ROLLS £6.25 Juicy prawns in a fiery Malay chilli gravy with tomato, onion, chilli and spring onions. Spring rolls with aromatic shredded duck filling. 35 BEEF IN CHILLI PASTE £8.95 9 PRAWN, CRAB & CHICKEN SIU MAI DUMPLINGS £6.25 Beef slices with a fiery Thai chilli paste, fine beans, lime leaves and dried shrimp. LONDON CRAFT BEERS Minced prawn, crab and chicken meat steamed in a light pastry. 36 UDANG & KANGKUNG GORENG £9.75 143 PILSNER, FOURPURE BREWERY, 4.7% Dry, crisp, floral and refreshing. A classic Pilsner. 330ml Can 10 THAI FISH CAKES (N) GF £5.75 Juicy prawns and water spinach wok fried with chilli, garlic and a hint of shrimp paste £4.35 Classic Thai fish cakes made from minced bream. Served with a Thai style dip with crushed peanuts. 144 SESSION IPA, FOURPURE BREWERY, 4.2%, Big bold hop flavour. American inspired IPA. 330ml Can £4.35 11 SOFT SHELLED CRAB GF – EXCLUDES DIP) £7.25 Lightly battered and deep fried served with sambal chilli sauce. CURRIES ADD YOUR RICE - JASMINE £2.50, COCONUT £2.95 OR EGG FRIED £2.95 37 THAI GREEN CHICKEN CURRY GF £8.50 SPIRITS 25ml 12 SUMMER ROLLS GF £6.25 Aromatic green curry with chicken pea aubergines and bamboo shoot slices. Prawns, crunchy salad, herbs and vermicelli noodles rolled in rice paper 121 PREMIUM SPIRIT £3.95 served with a spicy sour dipping sauce 38 SALMON FISH CURRY GF £9.95 Malaysian fish curry with salmon fillets, asparagus, cherry tomatoes 122 MIXER (TONIC/SODA) £1.50 13 PRAWN & MANGO SALAD GF £6.50 in a red curry paste and coconut milk gravy. Prawn & mango slices tossed with a Thai spicy sour dressing and topped with sesame seeds. GLASS 175ml BOTTLE 75cl Also available as a main course. 39 BEEF RENDANG £8.95 WINES Slowly simmered beef with roasted coconut, galangal, chilli and lemon grass. 14 SALT & PEPPER TOFU (VE) GF £5.50 A traditional Indonesian curry. SPARKLING Chinese-style crispy tofu pieces with salt, pepper, chilli, spring onion & sweet chilli dip. 123 CARPENE MALVOLTI, San Marco Prosecco Extra Dry Italy. B £22.50 42 MALAYSIAN CHICKEN KAPITAN GF £8.95 Succulent chicken in chilli, lemongrass, galangal, shrimp paste, ground spices, 127 PROSECCO, Extra Dry Mini Bottle 200ml £6.50 roasted coconut and kaffir lime leaves. WOK FRIED RICE & NOODLES 43 NYONYA VEGETABLE CURRY (VE) GF £8.25 WHITE Fine beans, potato, broccoli, tomato and t empe (fermented soya bean slices) in coconut, 124 CHEVANCEAU BLANC, Pays d’oc, France. G £4.75, B £18.95 chilli and turmeric gravy. 16 PAD THAI (N) A. PRAWN £10.25 B. TOFU (V) £9.25 C. CHICKEN £9.50 D. PRAWN & CHICKEN £10.50 125 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Vellas, Chile. G £4.95, B £19.95 Famous wok fried flat rice noodles with egg, chives, beansprouts and choice of prawn, tofu or chicken. 126 PINOT GRIGIO, Sacchetto, Venezie Giulia, Italy. G £5.25, B £20.95 Topped with crushed peanuts, chilli flakes and lime wedge. SALADS 17 BEEF HOR FUN £9.50 44 CRISPY DUCK SALAD £10.95 Beef slices wok fried with flat thick rice noodles, egg, onions, bean sprouts and spring onions. Shredded crispy duck and crunchy salad with cucumber, spring onions and hoisin dressing. ROSE 128 PINOT GRIGIO BLUSH, Sacchetto, Di Venezie, Italy. 18 SINGAPORE NOODLES (N) £9.95 45 PRAWN & MANGO SALAD GF £10.75 G £4.95, B £19.95 Wok fried vermicelli rice noodles infused with curry spices, fried with prawns, bean sprouts, Prawns and mango slices with crunchy salad, tossed with a Thai spicy sour dressing mixed peppers, onion and egg. and topped with sesame seeds. RED 19 CHAR KWAY TEOW A. PRAWN £10.25 B. TOFU (V) £9.25 129 CHEVANCEAU ROUGE, IGP herault, France G £4.75, B £17.95 Penang inspired wok fried flat rice noodles with egg, chilli, soy sauce, bean sprouts and chives. GREENS TO SHARE 130 MERLOT, Tierra Antica, Chile G £4.95, B £18.95 20 CHICKEN MEE GORENG £9.50 132 SHIRAZ, Foundstone, Berton Vineyards, Australia B £19.50 Wok fried egg noodles with chicken, egg, bean sprouts and spinach. 46 BAK CHOI (VE) Blanched with Chinese mushroom sauce. £6.25 21 ROAST DUCK & PORK WITH BAK CHOI £10.50 47 KANGKUNG GORENG (VE) GF Wok fried water spinach vegetable with garlic, chilli & lemon juice. £6.95 All our food is freshly cooked to your order, so dishes may arrive at Traditional Cantonese style roast duck slices on bak choi with BBQ pork on steamed rice. different times. Our food is prepared in a kitchen where nuts are in use. Please inform us of any food allergies when ordering. 22 NASI GORENG A. SEAFOOD £10.25 B. CHICKEN £9.50 C. TOFU (V) £9.25 GF* Gluten Free without fried shallots Wok fried rice with seafood (prawn & squid) or chicken, egg, diced vegetables, cucumber and tomato. SIDES 10% service charge on groups of 6 or more. Perfect with a fried egg. ADD £1.00 48 JASMINE RICE GF* £2.50 50 EGG FRIED RICE GF* £2.95 52 SATAY SAUCE (N) £1.00 GF Gluten Free V Vegetarian VE Vegan N May contain nuts 49 COCONUT RICE GF £2.95 51 ROTI £2.95 53 SAMBAL SAUCE £1.00 www.ekachai.co.uk .
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