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SOUPS – SALADS LUMPIANG UBOD 115. 1 Piece, Fresh Garlic Sauce THAI SPRING ROLLS 198. 2 Pieces, Glass Noodles, Po STARTERS – SOUPS – SALADS LUMPIANG UBOD 115. ITLOG NA MAALAT AT KAMATIS 145. 1 piece, Fresh Garlic Sauce Salted Duck Egg, Tomatoes THAI SPRING ROLLS 198. PANCIT MOLO SOUP 195. 2 pieces, Glass Noodles, Pork, Shrimp and Pork Dumplings, Crispy Shrimp, Mushrooms. Sweet Chili Garlic, Spring Onions Dipping Sauce CREAMY MUSHROOM SOUP 145. ADOBONG MUSHROOMS 225. Garlic croutons Pinoy Style. Garlic, Soy,Vinegar CLASSIC CAESAR SALAD 245. SIO MAI 225. Bacon, Parmesan, Croutons 5 pieces, Steamed Pork Dim Sum. Soy-Calamansi Dip CHINESE CHICKEN SALAD 245. Lettuce, Carrots, Shredded Chicken, KRUPUK 298. Crisp Sotanghon, Sweet Sesame Giant Indonesian Prawn Crackers, Dressing Spicy Sambal Dip SALAD MEDITERRANEAN 295. MILKY WAY CHICHARON 115. Romaine, Feta, Tuna, Cucumbers, Milky Way Atchara Tomatoes, Olives, Capers, Basil Vinaigrette MANGGA’T BAGOONG 125. Green Mango, Shrimp Paste MILKYWAY MERIENDA SPECIALTIES & SANDWICHES DINUGUAN AT PUTO 265. CHICKEN ASPARAGUS SANDWICH 195. Chicken, Asparagus Spears, Tomato, ARROZ CALDO 195. Lettuce, Mayo Choice of Goto or Chicken CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICH 195. PANCIT LUGLUG 195. Chicken, Tomato, Onion, Lettuce, Mayo Savory Shrimp Sauce, Shrimp, Chicharon Bits SHRIMP HAWAIIAN SANDWICH 195. Poached Shrimps, Pineapple Slices, Lettuce, TOKWA’T BABOY 195. Tomato Mayo Crisp Tofu, Pork, Soy Vinaigrette MW DELUXE BURGER 265. MW CLUB SANDWICH 195. Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Caesar Dressing With everything on it With Cheese 315. TUNA MELT 195. × All sandwiches are served with French Tuna, Cheddar Fries and Coleslaw CAFÉ CUISINE HAINANESE CHICKEN RICE 395. Quarter Chicken, Broth, Ginger and Chili Sauces CRISP-O FRISCO CHICKEN 395. Deep-fried marinated Chicken Quarter, Fries, Coleslaw GRILLED HUNGARIAN SAUSAGE 325. Spicy sausage, Fries, Coleslaw STEAK ALA POBRE 395. US Beef, Crisp Garlic, Mushroom Gravy, Mashed Potatoes MILKYWAY ALL TIME FAVORITES SINIGANG NA BONELESS BANGUS 395. SINIGANG NA U.S. PORK RIBS 365. SINIGANG NA SUGPO 395. SINIGANG NA SALMON 495. SINIGANG NA BAKA 395. Tamarind flavored broth, Vegetables. Choice of Boneless Milkfish, Pork, Prawns, Salmon or U.S. Beef. ADOBONG SOFT SHELL CRAB 695. Soft Shell Crabs, Taba ng Talangka, Garlic, Kalamansi CORNED BEEF NILAGA 495. Home-made Corned U.S. Beef, Potatoes, Carrots, Cabbage, Pechay TILAPIA KULOB 365. Whole Tilapia, Tomatoes, Onions, Vinegar, Mustard Greens CRISPY HITO (reg.) 495. (large) 595. Deep fried Catfish, Tomato-Cucumber Salad, Mustard Greens, MW Bagoong CRISPY APAHAP 995. Deep fried apahap, tomato-cucumber salad, patis-calamansi sauce POCHERONG APAHAP 995. Boneless apahap, tomato sauce, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, fried saba STEAMED APAHAP-CHINESE STYLE 995. Boneless apahap, ginger, soy sauce, spring onions, sesame oil CRISPY DAING NA BANGUS 525. Boneless Milkfish, MW Atchara ADOBONG PUSIT 325. Squid, Squid Ink ADOBONG SUGPO 425. Prawns, Taba ng Talangka, Garlic, Calamansi U.S. PORK RIBS ADOBO 325. Garlic, Soy sauce, Vinegar BONELESS CHICKEN BBQ 295. Skewered marinated Chicken (2pcs), Java Rice, MW Atchara, Special BBQ Sauce LECHONG KAWALI 1295. From Lechon de Leche, Liver Sauce PAKSIW NA LECHON 345. Lechon, Liver Sauce INIHAW NA BABOY 325. Grilled Pork Belly, MW Atchara PORK BINAGOONGAN 325. Spicy Pork Stew with Shrimp Paste HUMBA 325. Sweet Pork, Banana Blossoms BABY CRISPY PATA 1295. From Lechon de Leche, Liver Sauce BBQ PORK SPARERIBS 365. Super tender BBQ Pork Ribs, Java Rice, MW Atchara BEEF MORCON 595. Braised Beef Roll, Carrots, Pickles, Tomato Sauce CRISPY BEEF TADYANG 795. U.S. Short Ribs, MW Atchara, Special Dipping Sauce PORK BBQ 295. Skewered marinated pork (2pcs), Java Rice, MW Atchara, Special BBQ Sauce KARE-KARE 495. U.S. Ox Tail, Pata, Tripe, MW Bagoong BEEF KALDERETA 345. Spicy U.S. Beef Stew, Tomato Sauce, Sweet Peppers OX TONGUE ASADO 395. Beef Tongue, Tomato Sauce BISTEK TAGALOG 395. US Beef, Onions, Soy Sauce, Calamansi SUAM NA MAIS 225. White Corn, Shrimp, Ground Pork, Malunggay Leaves TORTANG TALONG 295. Ground Pork, Shrimp, Grilled Eggplant Omelet TALBOS NG SAYOTE GUISADO 225. Sayote Tops, Onion, Garlic, Tomato, Bagoong, Shrimp GISING GISING 225. Long Beans, Minced Pork, Coconut Milk, Chili LAING 225. Gabi leaves, Coconut milk, Pork, Shrimp, Ginger, Chili GINATAANG KALABASA 225. Pumpkin, Alugbati Leaves, Shrimp, Ginger, Coconut Milk ADOBONG KANGKONG 225. Kangkong, Garlic, Onion, Pork, Shrimp, Vinegar, Thai Bagoong AMPALAYA GUISADO 225. Bitter melon, Tomato, Onion, Shrimp, Pork, Egg PINAKBET 225. Pumpkin, Eggplant, Long beans, Tomatoes, Okra, Pork, Shrimp Paste KILAWING PUSO NG SAGING 225. Banana Heart, Pork, Shrimp MONGGO GUISADO 225. Mung Beans, Pork, Shrimp, Ampalaya, Chicharon PIZZA & PASTA EVERYTHING ON IT 425. Anchovy, Onions, Peppers, Garlic, Sausage, Olives, Capers, Mushrooms, Herbs NEW YORK STYLE 425. Italian Sausage, Mushrooms, Mozzarella ‘SHROOMS PIZZA 395. Mushrooms, Mozzarella, Garlic MARGARITA 395. Basil, Tomatoes and Mozzarella PESTO PIZZA 425. White Pizza: Basil Pesto, Olive Oil, Mozzarella, Parmesan CARBONARA × 295. Bacon, Parmesan, Parsley, Cream BOLOGNESE × 295. Meat and Tomato Ragu PUTTANESCA × 295. Spicy Tomato Sauce, Capers, Olives, Anchovies, Parmesan PESTO VERDE × 295. Basil, Garlic, Olive Oil, Walnuts, Parmesan × Served on your choice of Spaghetti, Fettucine or Angel hair COFFEE ×Add P 45 per shot of Syrup Lavazza Coffee 110. (Regular or Decaf) Syrups: Cappuccino 125. Macadamia, Almond, Espresso/ Double 110/135. Hazelnut, Caramel, Café Latte 125. Vanilla, Strawberry, Café Mocha 135. Chocolate Café Vienna 135. ICED DRINKS Real Brewed Bottomless Iced Tea (by the glass) 95. Coke, Coke Light, Sprite, Sprite Light, Royal 75. San Miguel Pale Pilsen, San Mig Light 90. San Miguel Premium 120. Bottled Water 65. Teas by the Pot: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Chamomile, Lipton 95. Perrier 145. FRESH FRUIT DRINKS Apple, Dalandan, Watermelon, Mango, Orange, Pineapple, Lemonade 125. Calamansi, Dayap 95. FRESH FRUIT SMOOTHIES 175. MANGO A-GO-GO Fresh Mango, Orange, Pineapple, Milk and Ice DALANDAN AND APPLE COOLER Fresh Dalandan Juice and Apples blended with Ice PBB Peanut Butter, Banana, Milk and Ice BANANA SPLIT SMOOTHIE Banana, Strawberry, Milk, Chocolate, and Ice HOUSE WINE glass/bottle 225. / 1300. HOUSE SPIRITS 225. Bailey’s, Jack Daniels, Fundador, J & B Rare, JW Black Label, Absolut Blue, Citron or Kurant, Stolichnaya, Tanqueray, Cuervo Gold × PARTY FOOD BY MILKY WAY× Available for Take-Out. Please order in advance. Pancit Sotanghon at Miki Guisado P 1,350 per foil pan, serves 20 Cheesy Macaroni P 895 per foil pan, serves 5-6 Lasagne al Forno P 895 per foil pan, serves 5-6 Assorted Milky Way Sandwiches P 895 per tray, 28 triangles Dinuguan P 1,500 per half gallon Puto for Dinuguan P 160, 12 pieces Chicken Lollipops P 1,670, 40 pieces Mini Pork BBQ P 1,800, 40 pieces Steamed Dumplings P 1,520, 40 pieces Croquetas with Chicken and Ham P 1,600, 40 pieces Corndogs with Ketchup P 2,100, 40 pieces Chicken Gallantina w/ Potato Salad P 2,575, serves 10-12 Fresh Lumpiang Ubod with Garlic Sauce P 1,200, 20 pieces Lumpiang Shanghai with Dipping Sauce P 1,200, 40 pieces Thai Spring Rolls with Dipping Sauce P 1,780, 20 pieces Milky Way Fruit Salad, Buco Pandan, Buco, Bacon Potato, Chicken Macaroni, Japanese Spaghetti or Macaroni Supreme P 1,425, half gallon Milky Way Ice Creams, Avocado, Ube and Cheese P 595, half gallon .
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