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Appetizers Salads Soups Noodles & Fried Rice APPETIZERS SALADS NOODLES & FRIED RICE 1 Crispy Chicken Wings (6) $7.00 13A *Shrimp Salad (Yum Goong) $11.50 LUNCH DINNER deep fried chicken fresh shrimp and clear noodles mixed with onion, tomato, 22 Pad Thai with Chicken $7.95 $10.50 cucumber, lemongrass and lime juice with Seafood $8.95 $12.95 2 Stuffed Wings (2) $7.50 ------- stir-fried with rice noodles, egg, scallion, bean sprouts, ground chicken, carrots, glass noodles, cabbage, served 13B *Yum Seafood Salad $12.95 and ground peanuts with sweet and sour sauce shrimps, scallops, squids, red pepper, green pepper, ------- carrot, cucumber and lime juice 3A Laotian Style Crispy Rolls (4) $7.00 ------- 23 **Fiery Pad Thai $7.95 $10.50 crispy rice paper filled with chicken and mixed vegetables, 14 ** Laotian Chicken or Beef Salad $10.50 with Seafood $8.95 $12.95 served with sweet chili sauce ground chicken, roasted rice, lemongrass, onions, lime spicy version of traditional Pad Thai juice, scallions, cucumber and special Thai sauce ------- 3B Laotian Style Crispy Rolls – Vegetable (4) $6.50 ------- 24 **Drunken Noodles $8.25 $9.95 crispy rice paper filled with mixed vegetables, served with 15 ** Laotian Papaya Salad $8.00 with Seafood $9.25 $12.95 sweet chili sauce shredded papaya mixed with string beans, tomato, wide noodles stir-fried with ground chicken, egg, onion, shredded carrot, chili in spicy lime sauce, topped with carrots, green pepper, basil and scallion 4 Soft Spring Rolls (Naim Chao) $7.00 peanuts, served with side of sticky rice ------- steamed vermicelli, chicken, lettuce, carrots, cucumber, ------- wrapped in spring roll skin, served with sweet and sour 25 Pad See-U $8.25 $10.50 choice of chicken, beef, or pork; stir-fried with wide sauce and ground peanuts ------- SOUPS noodles, cabbage, broccoli, carrots and bean sprouts 5 Shrimp Shumai (6) $6.00 ------- 16 *Tom Yum Soup Sm $6.00 Lg $9.90 steamed dumplings served with ginger sauce 26 Pad Woonsen $7.95 $10.50 the world-famous Thai soup made with chilies, ------- chicken, beef or pork; stir-fried with tiny noodles, cabbage, lemongrass, mushrooms and lime juice. with choice of 6 Tofu Triangles (8) $5.95 egg, broccoli, carrots, green peas, scallions, baby corn deep-fried tofu served with sweet and sour sauce, topped chicken or shrimp ------- ------- with ground peanuts 27 Lad-Nar $7.95 $10.50 ------- 17 *Seafood Tom Yum Sm $7.00 Lg $13.90 with Seafood $8.95 $12.95 7 Pork Dumplings (6) $6.00 with shrimp, squid and scallops ------- wide rice noodles, stir-fried with broccoli, mushrooms, steamed or fried pork dumplings served with light soy 18 Tom Kha Gai Sm $6.00 Lg $11.90 carrots, baby corn, egg. in a Thai-style gravy with chicken sauce ------- mild chicken coconut milk soup with galangal root, lime ------- 8 Edamame $5.95 juice, mushroom and scallions 28 Thai Special Fried Rice $6.95 $10.50 ------- steamed soybean pods seasoned with salt fried rice with chicken, egg, peas, onion, and scallions ------- 19A Laotian Style Pho $8.45 ------- rice noodles in special broth with choice of chicken, beef, 9 Crab Rangoon (6) $6.00 29 **Basil Fried Rice $6.95 $10.50 or pork, served in a large bowl crabmeat and cream cheese filling inside crispy wonton house fried rice with basil and spicy prik paw wrappers with seafood $10.50 ------- ------- ------- 30 **Lion City Noodles $7.95 $10.50 10 Fried Brussel Sprouts $6.00 19B Egg Noodle Soup (Mee Leung) $9.45 tiny noodle stir-fried with Thai spicy sauce, seasoned with brussel sprouts, fried and seasoned Thai style rice yellow noodles in special broth with choice of chicken, ------- beef or pork, served in a large bowl curry, carrots, peas, sprouts, onion, scallions, and baby 11 Crispy Squid $7.99 with seafood $12.50 corn, with chicken or pork seasoned and tossed in spicy garlic sauce ------- ------- ------- 20 Roasted Duck Noodle Soup $10.50 32 *Khao Soi $12.50 12 Chicken Satay (4) $7.00 rice noodles with sliced roasted duck and bean sprouts in famous northern noodles in a delicious mix of light yellow grilled Thai chicken skewers with peanut sauce duck broth, topped with chopped scallion and garlic curry, chicken, ground peanut, scallions, fried shallots. with egg yellow noodles $11.50 ------- * = somewhat spicy 21 Wonton Soup Sm $5.00 Lg $10.00 Add shrimp for $2 to any dish ** = very spicy ground pork wrapped with wonton skin, served with Vegetarian (tofu) option available for all dishes *** = extremely spicy lettuce, peas and scallions in chicken broth STIR-FRY COMBINATIONS NAM KHONG SPECIALITIES Create your stir-fry dish by selecting a Served with white rice (brown or sticky rice is $2 extra)- meat or vegetable along with options below. LUNCH DINNER Served with white rice (brown or sticky rice is $2 extra) 44 **Nam Khong $7.95 $10.95 LUNCH DINNER beef, chicken, or pork, stir-fried with spicy, authentic basil Chicken, Beef or Pork $8.50 $12.95 sauce, fresh chilies, mushrooms, green peppers, Thai Scallops, Shrimp, or Squid $9.50 $14.50 basil leaves Duck $9.50 $17.50 ------- Vegetable & Tofu $8.50 $11.95 45 *Seafood Curry $9.50 $15.99 ------- combination of shrimp, squid, and scallops in yellow curry 33 *Basil – basil, green peppers, onion, mushrooms, ------- broccoli, zucchini, spicy Thai basil sauce 46 *Seafood Basil $9.50 $15.99 combination of shrimp, squid, and scallops, stir-fried with 34 *Cashew Nuts – pineapple, carrots, onion, green chili sauce peppers, red peppers, mushrooms, cashew nuts ------- ------- 47 *Spicy Fish (Pia Rad Prik) $9.50 $15.99 35 Broccoli – broccoli, carrots, mushrooms fried tilapia served in a hot chili sauce with crispy basil ------- leaves 36 Peanut Sauce – sautéed in peanut sauce with baby ------- corn, onion, carrots, cabbage, mushrooms, zucchini 48 *Mango Curry $9.50 $15.50 ------- chicken with mango chunks in a yellow curry with coconut 37 Garlic – garlic, baby corn, mushrooms, red peppers, milk, onions, carrots, tomatoes and bell pepper scallions, peas ------- ------- 49 Duck Ginger $9.50 $17.50 38 Ginger – ginger sauce with baby corn, scallions, green duck with ginger sauce, sliced ginger root ,mushrooms, peppers green peppers, scallions 105 Franklin St, Unit #31 ------- ------- 50 Honey Crispy Duck $9.50 $17.50 Westerly RI 02891 CURRY pan-seared honey duck Served with white rice (brown or sticky rice is $2 extra - ) ------- LUNCH DINNER 51 Pat Khar Pow $9.50 $17.50 TAKEOUT ORDERS Chicken, Beef or Pork $8.50 $14.99 chicken, pork, or beef, with onion, red pepper, mushroom, Scallops, Shrimp, or Squid $9.50 $15.99 fresh basil, scallions, served with Thai fried egg 401-596-0155 Duck $9.50 $17.50 ------- Vegetable & Tofu $8.50 $11.95 52 Chicken Crispy Gai Kao $9.50 $17.50 ------- sliced chicken, carrot, red pepper, green pepper, broccoli, Tuesday-Saturday 39 *Red Curry – bamboo shoots, carrots, broccoli, green served with sweet chili sauce peppers, basil ------- 11:30am to 9:30pm ------- 40 *Yellow Curry –pineapple, baby corn, potato, carrots, SIDE ORDERS Sunday onion Coconut Rice $2.95 1:00pm to 9:30pm Brown Rice $2.95 41 *Green Curry – bamboo shoots, broccoli, peas, Sticky Rice $2.95 Lunch Served Steamed White Rice $2.00 mushrooms, green peppers, green beans, basil 11:30am to 3:00pm Peanut Sauce $1.50 42 *Panang Curry – baby corn, carrots, broccoli, green Cucumber Salad $3.00 peppers, lime leaves Steamed Mixed Vegetables $6.95 We serve beer and wine! 43 *Massaman Curry – peanuts, potato, onion, green peppers, carrots VISA/MASTERCARD/DISCOVER/AMERICAN EXPRESS www.namkhongri.com .
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