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Carta Restaurant Mian-Tots 2019V2.Indd Vegetarian Gluten free Spicy www.restaurantemian.com Salads Rice 1 Seaweed salad 3,75 31 White jasmine rice 1,95 2 Potato salad with Sichuan huajiao oil 3,95 32 Fried rice with soy sauce pork 5,95 2B Cucumber salad with coriander and spicy sauce 4,25 33 Fried rice with shrimp 6,25 9 Noodle salad with special house sauce 4,25 34 Egg fried rice 4,95 9B Tofu salad with coriander and soya sauce 4,25 35 Fried rice with vegetables and egg 5,5 36 Fried rice with chicken and curry sauce 6,25 38 Fried rice with duck and vegetables 7,95 Appetizers 3 Curried shrimp rolls (2u) 4,25 4 Fried vegetarian rolls (2u) 3,5 Vegetable - Tofu 5 Chicken and Chinese mushroom samosas (2u) 3,95 46 Wok of Bok Choy vegetables 4,95 6 Xiangsu battered ribs 3,95 46B Wok of mixed vegetables 5,95 80 Edamame 3,25 47 Spicy Mapo Tofu 5,75 70 Japanese style fried chicken 5,25 54 Wok of smoked tofu with celery 6,75 56 Crispy taro with gravy sauce 7,95 61 Cabbage sauteed with mushrooms and garlic 5,95 Soups 53 Yuxiang Eggplant with pork ground meat 6,95 8 Hot and sour soup with vegetables and tofu 3,95 8B Egg and tomato soup 3,95 21 Pork filling wonton soup 4,75 Meat - Duck 22 Beef noodle soup 6,95 41 Ginger Pork Pao 7,25 23 Pork noodle soup 6,25 42 Grilled beef 7,95 24 Seafood noodle soup 7,25 43 Beef wok with peppers 7,75 25 Vegetarian noodle soup 5,95 44 Chicken wok with mushroom 6,75 45 Chicken wok with spicy sauce 6,95 45B Chicken wok with Hoisin sauce 7,5 Dim Sum - Dumplings 51 Duck Congbao 8,95 11 Pork Guotie (8u) 4,75 52B Sweet and sour sauce chicken 7,95 12 Vegetarian Guotie (8u) 4,75 59 Pekin duck with crepes 13,75 13 Chicken guotie (8u) 4,75 58 Chicken with curry sauce 6,95 14 Glutinous rice Shaomai with shitake and 4,5 60 Chicken with vegetables and cashew 7,5 pork 63 Beef wok with vegetables and spicy sauce 7,95 15 Pork Xiaolongbao (4u) no soup inside 3,95 64 Mix of sautéed meat and seafood (sizzling) 9,25 16 Shrimp Xiajiao (6u) 6,75 18 Dim Sum assortment -Xiajiao, Meatballs, 5,95 Xiaolongbao (6u) Seafood 19 Pork Jian Bao (4u) 4,5 48 Grilled prawns 7,95 49 Shrimps wok with bamboo and shitake 8,95 50 Squid wok with spicy sauce 7,95 Noodles - pasta 52 Battered prawns with sweet and sour sauce 8,95 26 Stirfried noodles with vegetables and shrimps 6,95 55 Battered cod with sweet and spicy sauce 7,95 27 Noodles with vegetables and shrimps 5,95 65 Shrimp wok with assorted vegetables and 9,75 (homemade noodles) Hoisin sauce 28 Bean Sprout Ban Mian noodles with pork meat 6,75 29 Beijing style Zha Jiang Mian noodles 6,95 (with yellow bean sauce and pork meat) 30 Mifen Wok with vegetables and shrimps 5,95 37 Rice pasta stirfried with vegetables and porc meat 6,95 wifi password: girona49 www.restaurantemian.com Drinks Desserts Mineral water (0.5L) 1,95 Matcha green tea tiramisu 4,5 Sparkling water 1,95 Matcha green tea assortment 4,75 Fanta 1,95 Matcha green tea truffles 3,5 Coca Cola 1,95 Chocolate truffles crunch 3,5 Nestea 2,1 Yogurt with raspberry cream 2,95 Natural orange juice 2,75 Panna Cotta with mango 3,5 Coconut juice 2,2 Green tea ice cream 3,5 Wang Laoji 2,2 Coconut ice cream 3,5 Aloe Vera Drink 2,25 Sesame ice cream 3,95 Vermut 3,25 Ginger ice cream 3,25 Glass of sangria 3,25 Mango sorbet 2,95 coconut and banana milkshake 3,25 Cheesecake in a glass 3,5 Beers Estrella Damm 2,1 Estrella Damm gluten-free 2,75 Selection of teas Voll Damm 2,5 Jasmine tea 2,5 Damm Free 2,5 Green tea 2,5 Moritz 1,95 Black tea Pu-Erh 2,5 Heineken 2,1 Wheat tea Ku Qiao 2,5 Qingdao 2,5 Roiboos 2,5 Sapporo 3 Alhambra Reserva 1925 2,75 Barcelona Common Beer 3,5 Dougall’s 3,75 Jaipur (IPA) 4,25 wifi password: girona49.
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