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Chung Ying Chinese Brunch Menu(10Am to 12Pm) Chung Ying Chinese Brunch Menu (10am to 12pm) Any Two Steamed Dim Sums - £6 1. King Prawn Har Gow 2. Pork & Prawn Shiu Mai 3. Mock Shark Fin’s Dumplings 4. King Prawn & Chives Dumplings 5. Chiu Chow Dumplings 6. Chicken Feet w. Black Bean 7. Spare Ribs w. Black Bean 8. Spare Ribs w. Plum Sauce 9. Shanghai Dumplings 10. Char Siu Buns 11. Chicken & Prawn Buns 12. Glutinous Rice Rolls 13. Beef Shiu Mai 14. Beef Balls with Coriander 15. Beef w. Ginger & Spring Onion 16. Cuttlefish Balls 17. Glutinous Rice Lo Mai Gai 18. Honeycomb Tripe w. Satay 19. Ox Tendon w. Five Spice 20. Ox Tripe w. Soya Chilli Dip 21. Ox Tripe w. Spring Onion 22. Steamed Caramel Buns 23. Lotus Seed Paste Buns 24. Veg Fun Gor Dumplings v 25. Veg Chiu Chow Dumplings v 26. Veg Bean Curd Rolls v 27. Malaysian Sponge Cake v 28. Man Tou (Plain bun) v 29. Crispy Dough Sticks Congee (Rice Porridge) + Deep Fried Dough Stick or Soft Noodles - £6 30. Century Egg & Pork 31. Hong Kong Style 32. Beef with Coriander (Pig Skin, Ham, Squid) 33. Sliced Fish with Ginger 34. Frog’s Legs 35. Mushroom & Preserved Veg v Claypot Rice - £6 36. Chicken Feet & Spare Ribs 37. Chicken & Chinese Mushroom 38. Ground Beef & Raw Egg 39. Salted Fish & Sliced Pork 40. Fried Egg & Preserved Sausage 41. Frog’s Legs with Ginger Noodle Soup - £6 (Rice Vermicelli, Ho Fun or Wheat Noodles) 42. Won Ton (Prawn & Pork) 43. Beef Brisket 44. Honeycomb Tripe w. Satay 45. Shredded Pork w. Pickled Veg 46. Vegetarian Dumplings v 47. Mushroom & Bamboo Fungus v Seasonal Vegetables with Oyster Sauce - £6 (Vegetarian Oyster Sauce available) 48. Kai Lan 49. Choi Sum 50. Bak Choy One Dim Sum + Congee / Claypot Rice / Noodle Soup / Vegetable - £9 Please notify us of food allergies before ordering Chung Ying Cantonese Restaurant, 16-18 Wrottesley Street, Birmingham B5 4RT web: www.chungying.co.uk tel: 0121 622 5669 email: [email protected] Chung Ying Brunch Menu (Not part of any meal deals) Crispy Chow Mein 51. Special Chow Mein ɺƝ˟͟% 8.00 52. Roast Meat Chow Mein ϕǿ˟͟% 7.00 53. Duo Roast Mean Chow Mein ɍϐ˟͟% 7.50 54. Trio Roast Meat Chow Mein 0ϕ˟͟% 8.00 Roast Meat: Crispy Belly Pork, Roast Duck or Char Siu K--ϕª ɭAϕ 55. Shredded Pork Chow Mein Ǣ˟͟% 7.00 56. Spare Ribs in Black Bean Sauce Chow Mein tŢͥʫ˟͟% 7.00 57. Ox Tendon & Brisket Curry Chow Mein ȁĤQʊǗ˟͟% 7.00 Ho Fun Noodles 58. “Dry” Beef Ho Fun ʰ˟Q˃% 7.00 59. Ox Tendon & Brisket Ho Fun QʊǗ˟˃% 7.00 60. Beef with Black Bean Sauce Ho Fun tŢQ˟˃% 7.00 61. Kai Lan with Lamb Ho Fun ̟΃O˟˃% 7.50 62. Trio Roast Meat “Dry” Ho Fun 0ϕʰ˟˃% 8.50 63. King Prawn with Beaten Egg Ho Fun ̫]˧˟˃% 8.00 Rice Dishes 64. Roast Meat with Steamed Rice ϕǿʂ% 7.00 65. Duo Roast Mean with Steamed Rice ɍϐʂ% 7.50 66. Trio Roast Meat with Steamed Rice 0ϕʂ% 8.00 Roast Meat: Crispy Belly Pork, Roast Duck or Char Siu K--ϕª ɭAϕ 67. Assorted Meat & Seafood with Steamed Rice ɺƝ̚ȑʂ% 7.00 68. Minced Pork & Sweetcorn with Steamed Rice ǚʂ% 7.00 69. Aubergine, Minced Pork & Salted Fish with Steamed Rice ®æ¥Hʂ% 7.00 70. Ox Tendon & Brisket with Steamed Rice Q-ʊǗʂ% 7.00 % 71. Preserved Meat Fried Rice ʯǿ˟ʂ% 7.00 72. Minced Beef Fried Rice \˟Qʂ% 7.00 73. Salted Fish with Chicken Fried Rice ͞®ɏ˟ʂ% 7.00 % Vegetarian Dishes 74. Mixed Vegetable with Steamed Rice ȈɌȑʂ% 7.50 75. Mixed Bean Curd in Satay Sauce Ho Fun ŪǙʩƩŚ˟˃% 7.00 76. Monk’s Vegetables Chow Mein ʪôDŽ˟͟% 7.00 ^«uɞ±Ė!"u3ƿǮ^#ƿ)! ǤŨƿ5 - £6 1. ǖc˧ǖ 2. ʰŰϕ̑ 3. ®Ȳǖ 4. Űǹ 5. ɷ'Ƞʥ 6. tSǢL 7. tSŰͥʫ 8. ΕHŰͥʫ 9. 3DŽLύX 10. ̼ˍAϕX 11. æ̫ɏX_ 12. ʯǿ̪ǹ 13. ʰŰQ̑ 14. °ȑQ 15. śˠŰQ 16. ΫŰͭ®5 17. QǤ̪ɏ 18. ŪǙ̳wƟ 19. ÿQʊǗ 20. _ƄQί 21. śˠQί 22. Ű3aX 23. æ̫˗ŧX 24. ŰDŽȠʥ v 25. DŽɷ'Ƞʥ v 26. ŰDŽŚǹ v 27. ɣʪɳ v 28. ŰDŽ˳ v 29. ˍΗ ǛǛǛ + ˍΗˍΗˍΗ / ̚ȑ˟͟ - £6 30. ]ʔǛ 31. ŲiΧ_Ǜ 32. ÷¨QǛ 33. Ʒ®OǛ 34. śˠ_ɏşǛ 35. ÔȑɍȈǛ v ͵_ʂ - £6 36. ǢLͥʫʂ 37. Ȉ̫ɏʂ 38. į]Qʂ 39. ͞®Oʂ 40. ̳]ʯΞʂ 41. śˠ_ɏşʂ Ƅ͟Ƅ͟Ƅ͟ - £6 (Ƞ,˃Ƞ, \͟ ˕ʘ˭) 42. Ʒ˧ɻä 43. ÿQ- 44. ŪǙ̳wƟ 45. ÔȑǢ 46. DŽJǖ v 47. Ȉȑƨ v ̼ˍƑȑ (]DŽ̼ˍ) - £6 48. ̟΃ 49. ȑ5 50. _ȑ Ũƿ5 + ǛǛǛ / ͵_ʂ / Ƅ͟Ƅ͟Ƅ͟ / ˍȑˍȑˍȑ - £9 Zʥ̻{ä˧%Ͳ:˻ðȮĿ÷ Chung Ying Cantonese Restaurant, 16-18 Wrottesley Street, Birmingham B5 4RT : www.chungying.co.uk : 0121 622 5669 : [email protected] .
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