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Ellenspinoygrille@Hotmail.Com PORK MENU NOODLES/PANCIT MENU Embotido (chicken) Ellen’s Famous Sisig “the best in town” Bihon Relyenong Manok Miki/Bihon Lechon Kawale Lumpiang Hubad (lettuce wrap) Palabok Adobo Whole Lechon (50-60 lbs.) ($195) Malabon Binagoongan (liempo or spare ribs style) Inihaw na Bangus Ellen’s House Special (Thick Clear Noodles w/ Seafood Paella Bopis chicken) Egado Arroz Valenciana LUMPIA (EGG ROLL) Menudo Barbecue Pork or Chicken Chicken Shanghai (NEW) Spareribs (cooked any style, just ask) MERIENDA SA PINOY GRILLE Fried Lumpia (Shanghai Style) (popular dish) BBQ Pork *Served Daily (Please call for availability or call Vegetable Lumpia (made to order… fresh, never frozen) ahead) Dinuguan Shrimp Only Lumpia Palabok* Nilagang Pata Shrimp w/ pork lumpia (popular dish) Chicken Mami* Pata Estupado SEAFOOD MENU (Check for Availability) Siomai Soup Laing w/ Pork Baked Pollack Fish Arroz Caldo Pork Giniling Sweet and Sour Red Snapper(boneless) Pork/Chicken Siomai (dim sum style) BEEF MENU Daing na Bangus Special Halo-Halo w/ Ube or Mango Ice Cream* Mechado Tilapia (Fried or Sarsiado) Ginatan Bilo Bilo Caldareta Style Adobong Pusit (Squid) (seasonal) Ellen’s Famous Chicken Empanada (upon request) Beef Pepper Steak Ellen’s Seafood Ceviche Siopao (chicken/pork/bola bola)* Beef with Grilled Onions ($45/ 1/2 Tray) Ellen’s Seafood Paella Minatamis na Saging Beef Curry Tinapang Bangus (boneless) Bibngka Galapong (bite-size or whole pies) Beef with Broccoli Red Snapper (Fried, Sweet and Sour, or Sarsiado) (seasonal) Ellen’s Biko by the slice or whole Mongolian Beef Red Snapper Fish (cooked any style) Ellen’s Cassava Flan by the slice or whole Kare Kare (Voted Best in Town) VEGETABLE MENU Lengua Estupado ($50 1/2 tray) Fresh Melon, Buko, Sago Pinakbet Beef w/ String Beans Ginisang Ampalaya Fresh Turon (piece or by dozen) Beek Steak w/ Onions Chopsuey Lots of Chicheria CHICKEN MENU Laing (Taro Leaves) Adobo Ginisang Sitaw with Kalabasa Apritada Adobong Sitaw Teriyaki Ginisang Upo Chicken BBQ Baby Bokchoy/Chinese Broccoli Chicken Pastel with quail eggs Breakfast Served Every Saturday and Chicken Curry Sunday from 8- 10 am Chicken Manila PINOY GRILLE SPE- Beef Tapa w/ Onions, Pork Tocino, Longaniza CIALTIES Beef and Pork Steak Sweet and Sour Chicken Sisig, Ellen’s Fa- Garlic Fried Rice Hawaiian Chicken mous! (The Fresh Eggs Cooked Any Style !!! Best!!!!!) Garlic Crispy Chicken (boneless) (714) 522-8866 Caldaretang Kambing Visit us at Email or contact us at [email protected] Contact or Email us at: www.pinoygrille.com Prices Are Subject to www.pinoygrille.com change without notice [email protected] Dine-In Combination Place includes 2 generous scoops of rice and soup broth of the day. 1/2 rice & 1/2 pancit are also served. upon request. Free refills on rice & soup (Dine-In orders only). Add 50 cents to Combo price with Fish. 50% DEPOSIT DUE FOR ALL CATERING ORDERS $100 OR MORE COMBO 1 $3.95 DELIVERY CHARGES APPLY (SEE EL- COMBO 2 $4.95 LEN OR BEN) USE OF FACILITY FOR PARTIES: $185 COMBO 3 $6.75 BEST VALUE (FOR 3 HOURS MIN. / 4 HOURS MAX) Home of the 7921 Valley View St. (NO OUTSIDE FOOD, EXCEPT CAKES) A LA CARTE PRICES (ULAM ONLY) Famous Sisig! La Palma, Ca 90623 DJ OR BAND AVAIL UPON REQUEST SMALL $3.50 (714) 522-8866 (ADDITIONAL COSTS APPLY) MEDIUM $4.50 Catering Available for all Occasions! Just Call and ask for Ellen! LARGE $5.50 EXTRA LARGE (FEEDS 3-4) $10.00 EXTRA LARGE SISIG $10.00 DRINKS BUSINESS HOURS: Monday– Friday SODA (FREE REFILLS) $1.50 11:00 am– 9:00 pm Bottled Drinks $1.59 Saturday HALO-HALO $3.75 8:00 am– 8:00 pm Sunday MELON $1.75 8:00 am– 7:00 pm CATERING PRICES (50% DEPOSIT REQUIRED ON ALL ORDERS EXCEEDING $100) Breakfast Served Every Weekend FULL TRAY (MEAT DISH) $85.00 ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY 8:00am– 10:00am 1/2 TRAY (MEAT DISH) $45.00 CATERING EARLY TO FULL TRAY (VEGETABLE DISH) $70.00 GUARANTEE AVAILABILITY! 1/2 TRAY (VEGETABLE DISH) $35.00 FULL TRAY PANCILT/NOODLES $50.00 1/2 TRAY (PANCIT/NOODLES) $25.00 1/4 TRAY (PANCIT/NOODLES) $15.00 FULL TRAY HOUSE SPECIAL $55.00 1/2 TRAY HOUSE SPECIAL $30.00 1/4 TRAY (MEAT DISH) $25.00 100 LUMPIANG SHANGHAI $45.00 (714) 522-8866 VEG.ETABLE LUMPIA EACH .75¢ Visit us at SHRIMP ROLL LUMPIA EACH $ .85¢ www.pinoygrille.com BONELESS RELYENONG MANOK $40.00 Updated 11/13/2011 INIHAW NA BANGUS BONELESS $ 10.50 EA .
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