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Beverages Swiggity Swag Beverages Non-Alcoholic can/bottle/carton 1. Guava Drink ........................................................ $3 2. Grass Jelly .......................................................... $3 3. Lychee Nectar ..................................................... $3 4. Chrysanthemum Tea ........................................... $3 5. Aloe .................................................................... $3 6. Ito-en green tea .................................................. $3 7. Mr. Brown Coffee................................................ $3 8. Yakult Yogurt Probiotic Drink (6) ....................... $3 Booze 1. Golden Flower ..................................................... $10 Blended non-peated scotch, chrysanthemum tea, honey, lemon oil 2. Duck Sauce ......................................................... $10 Tequila, Sichuan peppercorn, peach, lemon EAT! MORE! MORE! EAT! 3. Taking a Bath in New York ................................. $10 Vodka, cassis, orange bitters, orange oil 4. 20th Century ....................................................... $10 Gin, cacao, Cocchi Americano, lemon shifu takeout certified professional professional certified takeout shifu 5. I’m gonna Baijiu .................................................. $10 m.d. esq. ph.d danger lucky sir sir lucky danger ph.d esq. m.d. Baijiu, bourbon, cardamom, urepan 6. Sloop Juice Bomb (IPA) ....................................... $6 open hours hours open 7. Victory Prima Pils (Pilsner) ................................. $6 served first come first Thur: - Wed Wed - Thur: first come first served 8. Wyndridge Farm Crafty Cider ............................ $6 gone food or quick come Sat: - Fri Fri - Sat: come quick or food gone while supplies last supplies while Sunday: Sunday: while supplies last closed Tue: - Mon Mon - Tue: closed delivery + pickup available pickup + delivery delivery + pickup available @_luckydanger Follow: + luckydanger.co Order: Order: luckydanger.co + Follow: @_luckydanger Swiggity Swag Service No - Honor No - Mask No No Mask - No Honor - No Service N NW st K card credit accept we we accept credit card N Lucky Danger Tee .......................................$18 Lucky Danger Tote Bag ...............................Not Yet Prather Court NW Court Prather Lucky Danger Hat .......................................Soon Lucky Danger Hoodie Maybe .................................. 5th st NW 4 1/2 st NW Phone (No) Tel: + + Tel: (No) Phone I st NW st I we R here R we Boop (Beep) Beeper: + + Beeper: (Beep) Boop we R here Massachusetts Ave NW Ave Massachusetts 4th st NW Coo-Coo Pidgeon: + + Pidgeon: Coo-Coo Special Diet OK !! Tell Pls. NW st I 455 455 I st NW Hook & Ladder Alley Ladder & Hook 20001 dc washington washington dc 20001 (look for our sticker at sticker our for (look (look for our sticker at Prathers On The Alley) The On Prathers Prathers On The Alley) vegan / vegetarian / nut-free / dairy-free NW st H Appetizers Pork & Beef 1. Crab Rangoon ..........................................$10 1. Pork Belly with Mustard Greens .............$9 (S) $18 (L) Staple of Chinese American food; spring roll wrapper Tender slices of pork belly with a combination of preserved Family stuffed with crab and cream cheese mustard greens 2. Spring Roll ..............................................$4 2. Sweet and Sour Pork ..............................$8 (S) $16 (L) Crispy fried spring roll with bamboo and cabbage Pork lightly coated in fresh made to order sweet and sour sauce style 3. Pan Seared Dumplings by Laoban ...........$8 3. Orange Beef ............................................$8 (S) $16 (L) Pork dumplings in Hong Kong style wrapper Crispy chunks of sirloin, toasted red chili, and orange zest 4. Pickled Smashed Daikon .........................$5 5. Broccoli Beef ...........................................$8 (S) $16 (L) set dinner combo Garlicky, sour, and crunchy Soft velvety slices of beef, broccoli, and soy sauce 6. Pig Ear Salad ...........................................$8 6. Beef Lo Mein ...........................................$7 (S) $14 (L) Celery, onion, jicama Freshly made noodles, lots of vegetables, sirloin, and soy sauce 7. Hot and Sour Soup ..................................$6 7. Cucumber with Pork ...............................$8 (S) $16 (L) Set 1 Variety White Pepper, bamboo, mushrooms, tofu Lightly sauteed cucumbers with a touch of soy 8. Wontons and Wintermelon .....................$6 8. Bamboo with Pork ..................................$8 (S) $16 (L) feeds 2-3 .............................$45 Pork and garlic chive wontons in light beef soup Slightly sour and salty with bamboo, shredded pork, and scallions 1. Crab Rangoon Poultry Seafood 2. Chinese Greens with Garlic 1. Aromatic Whole Bronzino .......................$16 3. Cashew Chicken 1. Kung Pao Chicken ...................................$8 (S) $16 (L) Stuffed with garlic, ginger, scallions, and lemongrass Classic Sichuan Chicken dish from the imperial 2. Crispy Noodles with Seafood ..................$14 4. Orange Beef 2. Three Cup Chicken .................................$8 (S) $16 (L) Shrimp, flounder, cuttlefish, and lots of fresh vegetables Flavors of soy sauce, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, and basil 3. Flounder with Pickled Cabbage ...............$8 (S) $16 (L) 5. Salt and Pepper Fish 3. Cashew Chicken .....................................$8 (S) $16 (L) Flakey flounder swimming in sauce with crunchy slices of cabbage small bites of fried chicken with roasted cashews and vegetables 4. Salt and Pepper Shrimp ..........................$9 (S) $18 (L) 6. Duck Fried Rice 4. Crispy Aromatic Whole Chicken .............$14 Fried shrimp, jalapenos, onions, doused in a strong pepper blend Oil poached until crispy with ginger, garlic, and scallions 5. Shrimp Fried Rice ...................................$7 (S) $14 (L) 5. Duck Fried Rice .......................................$8 (S) $16 (L) Shrimp, garlic, veggies, rice, egg Confit duck legs, tea smoked duck breast, rice, and eggs Set 2 Veggie 6. Chicken Lo Mein .....................................$7 (S) $14 (L) Freshly made noodles, lots of vegetables, chicken, and Veggies mostly feeds 2-3 .............................$45 sesame seeds 1. Chinese Greens in Garlic Sauce ...............$5 (S) $10 (L) 1. Pan Seared Veggie Dumplings Wok-fired with a healthy amount of fresh garlic and Shaoxing wine 2. Tomato & Egg .........................................$6 (S) $12 (L) 2. Green Beans with Garlic !!! More Rice OK !!! .....$2 Stewed tomatoes and eggs are a staple in many Chinese households 3. Mapo Tofu ..............................................$7 (S) $14 (L) 3. Kung Pao Veggies This freshly made tofu dish is spicy, like really spicy 4. Green Beans and Garlic ..........................$6 (S) $12 (L) 4. Eggplant with Basil Taiwanese homestyle wok-fired with garlic and soy sauce 5. Eggplant with Basil .................................$9 (S) $18 (L) 5. Trumpet Mushrooms with Pickled Greens Large cut eggplant stewed in soy sauce ande rice wine, then tossed with basil, garlic, and ginger 6. Veggie Lo Mein 6. Veggie Lo Mein .......................................$6 (S) $12 (L) Lo mein with a variety of veggies.
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