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Boxed Meal Menu MEXI CAN | 11. S O U P | SALADS SET | 10.5 Served with Mexican Rice, Pinto Beans, Corn Tortillas, Soup of the Day & Salad Onion, Bell Peppers & Pico De Gallo Salsa. THE MARKET POLLO PIBIL Braised Chicken Thigh w/ Anichote & SOUP... ON MARKET Banana Leaf with Pickled Red Onions CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 1355 MARKET ST SAN FRANCI SCO, CA 94103 CARNE ASADA Cilantro Charred Flank Steak with Cotija Cheese, Green Cabbage & Red Radish CURRY CAULIFLOWER SOUP EVENTS@VI SI TTHEMARKET.COM AL PASTOR Spit Roasted Marinate Pork & Pineapple Salsa BROCCOLI & CHEDDAR SOUP (415) 767-5130 VEGETABLES Onions, Yellow Squash, Zucchini & Bell NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER Peppers THE MARKET TOM YUM GAI ( COCONUT CHICKEN Select Your Entree SOUP) FAJITAS Grilled Meat or Veggies HAM & SPLIT PEA SOUP HOME MADE TAMALES 2 Wrapped in Banana Leaf | ...& SALAD BOXED Meat or Veggie Choice of Greens: Spring Mix, Romaine or Spinach BURRITOS Filled with Cheese, Lettuce & Cream Fresh | Meat or Veggies All Salads have Julienned Carrots, Tomato, Cucumber & Croutons with a Choice of Balsamic, Blue Cheese, Ranch, MEAL BURRITO BOWL Topped with Cheese & Crema Fresh | Caesar, Sesame Ginger or Champagne Vinaigrette Meat or Veggies TACOS 2 Soft Corn Tacos | Meat or Veggies SALAD | 10.5 MENU ENCHILADAS 2 Stuffed with Cheese | Meat or Veggies CHICKEN CAESAR Grilled Chicken Breast ,Baked Croutons. Shredded Parmesan Cheese & a Touch of I TALI AN | 11. Served with Garlic Bread Anchovy Paste 2020 COBB Chicken Breast, Bacon, Egg, Blue Cheese, Tomato, BEEF RAVIOLI & MARINARA SAUCE Red Onion & Avocado MEAT LASAGNA ASIAN CHICKEN Crunchy Fried Noodles, Julienned SPAGHETTI w ith MEAT SAUCE Carrots, Red Cabbage, Romaine, Mandarin & Sesame Ginger Dressing CHICKEN FETTUCCINE ALFREDO SPINACH SALAD Bacon, Mushroom, Egg, Red Onion, PENNE PASTA w ith PEPPERS & MARINARA SAUCE Shaved Almonds & Bacon Vinaigrette PENNE PASTA w ith SAUSAGE ROASTED BEET & GORGONZOLA Arugula, Shaved PENNE CARBONARA w ith BACON & PEAS Almonds & Balsamic Dressing BUTTERNUT SQUASH RAVIOLI w ith BROWN KALE Apple, Shaved Almonds, Broccoli, Diced Red Onion, Julienned Carrots with Lemon Honey Dressing BUTTER & SAGE Boxed Meal Delivery Requirements Minimum: DESSERT | 5.5 $200. Per Order UTENSI LS | .20 10 Meals Per Item SUMMER JELLO WITH FRUIT Maximum: 4 Selections Per Meal Period SET: SPOON, FORK, KNIFE & NAPKIN VANILLA PANNA COTTA WITH STONE FRUIT We Adhere to All Current ServSafe STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE Guidelines [email protected] FLAN NAPOLITANO All Meals are Individually Packaged & Labeled BOX LUNCHES | HOT | 12.5 Beef BBQ | 12.5 ANGUS MEATLOAF Ground Beef, Egg, Ketchup, Celery, *Served with Corn Bread & Greens with Braised Bacon - Onion, Chick en Onion, Panko Bread Crumbs, Garlic, Milk, Parsley, Thyme, Brown Sugar, Collard Greens & Apple Cider Vinegar Salt & Pepper with Mashed Potato FRIED CHICKEN & MAC N CHEESE with Buttermilk BBQ PULLED PORK* Biscuit CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE Onion, Carrot & Red Potato BBQ PORK RIBS* CHICKEN TERIYAKI (GF) Soy Sauce, Brown Sugar, JAPANESE BEEF CURRY Curry Powder, Chili Pepper, Pineapple Juice, Green Onion, Sesame Seed with White Celery Seed, Mustard, Sweet Potato, Celery, Onion & Potato BBQ CHICKEN* Rice with White Rice MOROCCAN CHICKEN Greek Yogurt, Curry Powder, BEEF & BROCCOLI (GF) Soy Sauce, Minced Garlic & Ginger VEGETARI AN | 10. Carrots, Butter, Orange Juice & Cilantro with Cauliflower with White Rice Rice THAI BASIL BEEF Ground Beef, Thai Chili, Ginger, Garlic, BABY BOK CHOY with Tofu & Stir Fried Rice CHICKEN MOLE Onion, Garlic, Tomatillo, Almonds, Shallot, Rice Vinegar, Thai Basil & Cabbage with White Rice YAKISOBA NOODLES Vegetables with Shredded Cabbage Peanuts, Sesame Seed, Pasilla, Mulato & Poblano Peppers, BEEF STEW Beef, Carrots, Potatoes, Onion, Celery, Salt & & Carrot Chocolate, Plantains with Spanish Rice & Whole Beans Pepper SOUTHERN SUCCOTASH with Corn, Peas, Red Pepper, CHICKEN ADOBO Bay Leaves, White Vinegar, Sugar, KOREAN BBQ BEEF Korean BBQ Beef Short Ribs with Beans, Parsley & Olive Oil Garlic, (GF) Soy Sauce with White Rice White Rice and Pickle Vegetables VEGETABLE POT PIE Thyme, Peas, Carrots, Onions, ORANGE CHICKEN Orange Juice, White Vinegar, LOMO SALTADO Top Sirloin, Tomatoes, Garlic, Red Celery, Cream, Butter, Flour, Parsley & Dill Garlic, Ginger, Orange Zest, Red Chili Flakes, Soy Sauce, Onions, Aji Amarillo, Soy Sauce, Cilantro, Vinegar over Fried HONEY ROASTED SQUASH Seasonal Grilled Vegetables Brown Sugar with White Rice & Broccoli Potatoes with Cauliflower Rice AJI DE GALLINA Creamy Chicken Breast Stew with PORTABELLA MUSHROOM FAJITAS Onion, Bell Potatoes, Garlic, Onions, Pureed Walnuts & Parmesan Pepper, Garlic, Tomato Served with Warm Corn Tortillas Cheese Seafood MARKET 1/ 2 ROASTED CHICKEN Mixed Vegetables & SALMON TERIYAKI Grilled Salmon Teriyaki topped with Mashed Potato Sesame Seeds, Grilled Squash & Broccoli with White Rice BENTO BOXES | 10. STEAMED GINGER & CHILE FISH Atlantic Cod, Ginger, CHICKEN POT PIE Roasted Chicken, Thyme, Peas, Shallot, Garlic, Sugar & Rice Vinegar with White Rice Carrots, Onions, Celery, Cream, Butter, Parsley & Dill CHICKEN TERIYAKI Chicken Thigh, Steamed Rice, GF CHICKEN CURRY Coconut Milk, Yellow Curry, Onion, Soy Sauce, Sweet Rice Wine, Sugar, Sesame Seeds, Garlic, Lime Leaves, Yukon Gold Potato, White Rice & FRI ED RI CE | 10. Macaroni Salad (Celery, Carrots, Sesame Oil, Apple Cider Cucumber Salad Vinegar, Mayonnaise), Steamed Vegetables & Seasonal Fruit Pork Choice of Beef, Chicken, Pork or Squash HONEY MUSTARD PORK LOIN & SWEET CHICKEN KATSU Chicken Thigh, Egg, Flour, Panko With Eggs, Onions, Carrots, Peas, Scallions (GF) Soy Sauce & Breadcrumbs, Salt & Pepper (Hawaiian Pasta Salad, Mayo, POTATOES Pork, Honey, Mustard, Rosemary, Salt, Sesame Oil Pepper & Sweet Potatoes Apple Cider Vinegar, Sugar, Milk, Celery, Green Onions, Sesame Seed & Sesame oil) & Pineapple Slices PORK LOIN & CREAMY POLENTA w ith PEPERONATA Pork, Polenta, Buttermilk, Butter, PHO | 10. BBQ PORK RIBS Herb Potato Salad, Jalapeno Cheese Parmesan Cheese, Bell Pepper, Caper, Garlic, Anchovy, Cornbread & Marshmallow Brownie Oregano & Basil Shredded Chicken in a Chicken Bone Broth with Rice GRILLED SALMON Steamed Rice, Sunomono Cucumber SMOTHERED CHOPS Onion Mushroom Gravy & Noodles, Cilantro, Green Onion, Jalapenos & Lime Salad, Broccoli & Seasonal Fruit Mashed Potato ROAST CHICKEN Pesto Pasta Salad, Arugula, Seasonal ROASTED PORK w ith BRAISED CABBAGE Red Fruit & Garlic Bread Vinegar, Sugar, Butter, Salt & Pepper [email protected] SWEET & SOUR PORK with Steamed Rice & Vegetables.
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