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Indochine's Philosophy IndoChine’s Philosophy he IndoChine Group of restaurants, BigRedRenewable Pty Ltd, we practice T cafés, clubs, hotels and resorts, constant recycling and are always seeking is a unique reflection of contemporary new technologies to minimise energy Asian lifestyle and is synonymous with usage and be as eco-friendly as possible. authentic ‘nutraceutical’ cuisine, award- We take great pride in creating authentic winning designs, prominent events and nutraceutical cuisine that emphasizes internationally famed parties. Apart from nutrition and pharmaceutical benefits. the ten venues in Singapore, the IndoChine Well-balanced meals are high in fibre and Group also has venues in Hamburg, filled with essential minerals, provided for Germany and Phuket, Thailand. by an abundance of fresh vegetables and herbs. Extremely popular with the jet-set crowd, local and international guests are offered We support various charities around the more than just a bevy of restaurants, world, and actively participate in disaster clubs and cafes; they are presented with relief operations. Being an eco-friendly a sophisticated and holistic entertainment company, we’re strongly against the selling experience not found anywhere else. of food from endangered species such as The group is also growing to become an shark’s fin, as well as near-endangered international lifestyle group with current species such as blue and yellow finned expansion into the Asia-Pacific region as tuna and black caviar. well as into Europe. We are committed to ensuring a consistent The IndoChine Group takes a proactive high standard for the hygiene, quality, approach to health and environmental nutrition and presentation of the fine issues. As the first company in Asia cuisine served in our restaurants. At (1999) to import Ecogen Quantum IndoChine, you will enjoy a dining Hot water Heat Reclaim Systems from experience not to be found elsewhere. Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Goi Cuon Appetizers ‘Goi Cuon’ ‘Cha Gio’ Rice paper rolls Crispy spring rolls Fresh rice paper rolls filled with Crispy rice paper rolls filled with sliced tiger prawns, lettuce, tender, finely minced chicken, bean sprouts, chives, mint prawns, fresh crabmeat, taro, leaves and rice vermicelli, turnip, carrot, black fungus, spring accompanied with a traditional onion, white onion, garlic, cabbage, IndoChine sauce mushrooms and bean, vermicelli. Served with fresh lettuce, mint 15 leaves and a traditional IndoChine sauce 16 ‘Chao Tom’ Grilled sugarcane prawns Minced fresh prawns wrapped around succulent sugarcane, grilled and served with a traditional IndoChine sauce 10 / 16 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Chao Tom Chao Gio Baby squid, tomato salsa & Himalayan salt Appetizers ‘Nem Khao Hor’ Parsley, pepper & chicken Lemon marinated minced meatballs chicken, crispy rice Hand-shaped minced chicken popcorns & rice paper meatballs infused with fresh Roasted rice cake crumbles herbs and spices, grilled to with marinated minced chicken, perfection coriander, mint leaves, bird-eye 10 / 16 chilli and spring onion, wrapped in fresh rice paper 12 / 18 Baby squid, tomato salsa and Himalayan salt Crispy baby squid on a bed ‘Goi Cuon Vit’ of homemade grilled tomato Smoked duck, green salsa, finished with mango & ginger dressing Himalayan salt Fresh rice paper rolls filled with 16 / 22 seared smoked duck, shredded green mango, lettuce, Japanese cucumbers, carrot, coriander leaf and fresh mint leaves with a fresh mango ginger sauce 12 / 18 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Nem Khao Hor Goi Cuon Vit Salad ‘Goi Buoi Saigon’ Pomelo, tiger prawns & ancient dressing Freshly steamed prawns, pomelo, dried shrimp, chilli and carrot tossed with our aromatic IndoChine house dressing Please indicate spice level: mild ~ medium ~ hot 16 / 25 ‘Tam Som’ Laotian papaya salad Shredded papaya pounded in a terra cotta mortar with dried shrimp, chilli, tomatoes, lemon juice and peanuts, tossed in an ancient Laotian sauce. This spicy salad is an all time favourite! Please indicate spice level: mild ~ medium ~ hot 14 / 18 Caesar salad Fresh lettuce with a traditional Caesar salad dressing of anchovies, parmesan cheese and garlic, served with crispy garlic-scented croutons Grilled lemongrass chicken – 15 / 20 Norwegian salmon – 17 / 23 Tiger prawns – 17 / 23 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Caesar salad Laotian papaya salad IndoChine Tom Yam soup Goi Buoi Saigon IndoChine tom yam soup 12-Hours slow cooked Vietnamese beef soup Home-brewed Soup Please be advised that fish sauce is used liberally in the preparation of Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian cuisine. IndoChine tom yam soup A tangy soup made with lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves and onions. It is served with tomatoes and mushrooms; flavoured with coriander, lime juice and red chilli paste Choose between chicken, seafood, prawns or vegetables Creamy and a clear broth Prawn – 14 / 20 Seafood – 14 / 20 Chicken – 12 / 18 Vegetables – 10 / 16 12-Hours slow cooked Vietnamese beef soup A clear, full-flavoured beef soup infused with exotic Vietnamese spices, served with beef balls, sliced beef, morning glory and bean sprouts 14 / 20 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Thit Bo Luc Lac Meat & Poultry Chilean stewed beef with wild mushrooms, red wine reduction Prime australian stewed beef reduced with Chilean shiraz, tomatoes, French butter & wild mushrooms 18 / 28 ‘Thit Bo Luc Lac’ Pepper beef with garlic and butter Prime beef sautéed in a union of herbs, spices and melted butter, served on a bed of sliced onions and lettuce accompanied with a subtle pepper dip 26 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. ‘Bai Ta Pau Kai’ Hot basil chicken Stir-fried boneless chicken with diced shrimp, hot basil, green peppercorns, long beans and scallion 19 Cambodian style chilli and basil chicken Tender shredded chicken prepared in a red chilli paste and garlic sauce with white onions, spring onions and basil leaves 19 ‘Ping Kai Savannakhet’ Grilled chicken of Savannakhet Grilled and marinated chicken thigh skewered with lemongrass stalks served with sliced pineapple, tomatoes, cucumber and IndoChine sweet chilli sauce Ping Kai Savannakhet 21 Bai Ta Pau Kai Meat & Poultry Tender chicken in Confit of duck, red curry & Laotian-style curry gravy forest bamboo shoots Tender boneless chicken in our Baked duck confit on a bed of rich rich red curry paste, prepared with red curry paired with stewed forest julienne bamboo shoots, basil bamboo shoots leaves, lemongrass, kaffir leaves and light coconut milk 21 19 Seared smoked duck with green curry ‘Laotian Larb Kai’ Seared sliced smoked duck paired Marinated chicken in with grilled aubergine and rich lemon juice green curry Minced chicken marinated in lemon juice, then cooked in a fish sauce 20 blended with chilli, spring onion, shallots, coriander leafs, saw leafs, roasted rice powder, mint leaves Roast duck in green curry and pine nuts. A twist to a classic Khmer recipe. Served on a bed of lettuce and Tender pieces of roast duck fresh garden vegetables combined with green grapes, 18 cherry tomatoes & pineapple prepared in our signature green curry 24 Vegetable/ Vegetarian options available Nutraceutical Selections Contains Pork Pictures are used for reference only. Prices are subject to service charge & prevailing taxes. Seared smoked duck Roast duck in green curry with green curry Laotian Larb Kai Confit of duck, red curry & forest bamboo shoots Home aged salmon & poached asparagus From the Ocean Sea bass in lemon juice Home aged salmon & poached asparagus Grilled home aged salmon fillet paired with poached asparagus, caramelized onions, garlic chips, grilled bird’s eye chilli & chopped tomatoes 26 Sea bass in lemon juice Whole steamed sea bass / Seared fillet immersed in an exotic and Sea bass & tomato salsa aromatic medley of lemon juice, garlic, coriander, and red chilli Whole Steam Sea bass – 38 | Fillet of Sea bass (1/2 Fish) – 22 Sea bass & tomato salsa Whole steamed sea bass / Seared fillet paired with savoury home-made Laotian ancient tomato salsa Whole Steam Sea bass – 38 | Fillet of Sea bass (1/ 2 Fish) – 22 Grilled tiger prawns Grilled fresh squid with a reduction of Grilled succulent squid our classic Tom Yam served with classic chilli lime sauce Classic tom yam recipe, 22 Norwegian slamon ‘Larb’ reduced and paired with grilled tiger prawns 24 / 32 Norwegian salmon ‘Larb’ Fresh Norwegian salmon, Basil & chilli tiger diced and tossed with prawns, Cambodian lemon juice, blended fish style sauce, spiced with chilli, Tiger prawns prepared in a roasted rice powder, herbs red chilli and garlic sauce and mint leaves. Served Cambodian style with white onions, spring with vegetable sticks basil & chilli tiger prawns onions and basil leaves and greens
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