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Appetizers Special Dishes Rice Dishes Vegetable Dishes Noodle Dishes APPETIZERS BULGOGI JAPCHAE VEGETABLE GOPDOL Stir-fried Bulgogi, clear noodles, mushrooms, zucchini, red Rice topped with stir-fried broccoli, peppers, green onions and onions, served with rice $14.99 cabbage, mushrooms, onions and SPICY ROLLS DUMPLING SOUP zucchini with homemade spicy sauce Spicy fried seaweed rolls with clear Dumpling soup with rice cakes, shredded beef, egg, green $12.99 noodles (8pcs) $7.99 onions $11.99 VEGETABLE TOFU RICE DISHES Soft tofu stew with zucchini and onions, served with rice $10.99 FRIED DUMPLINGS VEGETABLE DENJANG DOLSOT BIBIMBAP Fried dumplings with beef, pork and vegetables (8pcs) $6.99 Soybean paste stew with tofu, Rice topped with beef, mushrooms, STEAMED DUMPLINGS zucchini, mushrooms and onions, bean sprouts, radishes, carrots, Steamed dumplings with beef, pork & vegetables (8pcs) $6.99 served with rice $9.99 watercress and a fried egg $12.99 RICE CAKES Stir-fried rice cakes with a boiled egg, WOO TANG fish cakes, carrots, onions and GALBI DOLSOT Korean cabbage soup with tofu, bean sprouts and green onions, cabbage in homemade sweet and Rice topped with boneless beef short ribs, mushrooms, bean served with rice $9.99 spicy sauce $9.99 sprouts, radishes, carrots and watercress $14.99 VEGETABLE JAPCHAE Stir-fried clear noodles with cabbage, carrots, onions, green SPECIAL DISHES BULGOGI GOPDOL onions, red peppers and zucchini, served with rice $12.99 Rice topped with stir-fried Bulgogi VEGETABLE UDONG NEW (marinated beef), onions, L.A. GALBI Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with broccoli, mushrooms, onions, mushrooms, zucchini, red peppers Thin slices of beef short ribs green onions, red peppers and zucchini $12.99 and green onions $14.99 marinated with homemade BBQ SPICY VEGETABLE UDONG sauce, served with rice $18.99 Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with broccoli, mushrooms, onions, CHICKEN GOPDOL green onions, red peppers and zucchini in spicy sauce $12.99 Rice topped with stir-fried chicken, cabbage, carrots, onions and zucchini with homemade spicy sauce $12.99 BULGOGI SEAFOOD GOPDOL NOODLE DISHES Thin slices of beef rib eye marinated with homemade BBQ Rice topped with stir-fried squid, shrimp, mussels, cabbage, sauce, mushrooms & vegetables, served with rice $16.99 carrots, onions & zucchini with homemade spicy sauce $13.99 SPICY PORK BEEF JAPCHAE Thin slices of pork tenderloin marinated with homemade spicy Stir-fried clear noodles with beef, sauce and vegetables, served with rice $14.99 VEGETABLE DISHES cabbage, carrots, onions, green CHICKEN TERIYAKI onions, red peppers and zucchini, served with rice $13.99 Slices of chicken breast with homemade Teriyaki sauce, served TOFU DOLSOT with rice $13.99 Rice topped with tofu, CHICKEN JAPCHAE GALBI JIM mushrooms, bean sprouts, Stir-fried clear noodles with chicken, cabbage, carrots, onions, Steamed beef short ribs with rice cakes, radishes and carrots in radishes, carrots and watercress green onions, red peppers and zucchini, served with rice $13.99 homemade sweet soy sauce, served with rice $17.99 $12.99 SEAFOOD JAPCHAE SPICY GALBI JIM Stir-fried clear noodles with squid, shrimp, mussels, cabbage, TOFU GOPDOL Steamed beef short ribs with rice carrots, onions, green onions, red peppers and zucchini, served Rice topped with stir-fried tofu, cabbage, onions and zucchini cakes, radishes and carrots in with rice $13.99 with homemade spicy sauce $12.99 homemade sweet and spicy sauce, served with rice $17.99 Please inform us of any allergies or dietary restrictions slightly spicy spicy very spicy Seaweed soup is not offered for takeout Prices and menu items are subject to change CHICKEN UDONG Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with chicken, broccoli, mushrooms, KIMCHI JIGAE onions, green onions, red peppers and zucchini $13.99 Kimchi (spicy marinated Korean cabbage) stew with pork, tofu, rice SPICY CHICKEN UDONG cakes and green onions, served with Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with rice $13.99 chicken, broccoli, mushrooms, onions, green onions, red YOOKGAE JANG peppers and zucchini in Spicy shredded beef soup with clear homemade spicy sauce $13.99 noodles, egg, bracken fern and SEAFOOD UDONG green onions, served with rice Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with squid, shrimp, mussels, $13.99 broccoli, mushrooms, onions, green onions, red peppers and zucchini $13.99 NEWGAMJA TANG SPICY SEAFOOD UDONG Pork rib soup with potatoes and Stir-fried thick wheat noodles with squid, shrimp, mussels, green onions, served with rice broccoli, mushrooms, onions, green onions, red peppers and $15.99 zucchini in homemade spicy sauce $13.99 STEW & SOUP GALBI TANG Beef short rib soup with clear SEAFOOD TOFU noodles, egg, radishes and green Soft tofu stew with squid, shrimp, onions, served with rice $17.99 mussels, onions and zucchini, served with rice $12.99 SPICY GALBI TANG Spicy beef short rib soup with clear noodles, egg, radishes and SHRIMP TOFU green onions, served with rice $17.99 Soft tofu stew with shrimp, onions and zucchini, with rice $11.99 WOO GALBI BEEF TOFU Korean cabbage soup with beef short ribs, bean sprouts and Soft tofu stew with beef, onions, zucchini, with rice $11.99 green onions, served with rice $14.99 1100 NORTH ATHERTON ST PORK TOFU STATE COLLEGE, PA 16803 Soft tofu stew with pork, onions, zucchini, with rice $11.99 BEVERAGES TEMPORARY OPEN HOURS GALBI DENJANG PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, ICED TEA, MTN DEW (CAN) $1.00 T U E -FRI 4:30PM-9:00PM Soybean paste stew with boneless SWEET RICE DRINK (SIKHYE) $1.50 SAT -SUN 11:30AM-9:00PM beef ribs, tofu, mushrooms, onions ALOE VERA DRINK $2.00 CLOSE D ON EVERY MONDAY and zucchini, served with rice $12.99 EXTRAS TEL:814 -237-2096 WWW.KIMCHISTATECOLLEGE.COM SEAFOOD DENJANG STEAMED RICE $2.00 Soybean paste stew with squid, shrimp, mussels, tofu, HOT SAUCE (GOCHUJANG) $1.00 mushrooms, onions and zucchini, served with rice $11.99 TOFU (FOR DOLSOT/GOPDOL) $2.00 BEEF DENJANG FRIED EGG (FOR DOLSOT/GOPDOL) $1.00 TOGO MENU Soybean paste stew with beef, tofu, mushrooms, onions and SIDE DISH (KIMCHI, FISH CAKES, CUCUMBER) $1.50 zucchini, served with rice $11.99 Please inform us of any allergies or dietary restrictions slightly spicy spicy very spicy Seaweed soup is not offered for takeout Prices and menu items are subject to change .
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