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World Famous Chinese and Canadian Food Since 1970 WORLD FAMOUS CHINESE AND CANADIAN FOOD SINCE 1970 www.genesrestaurant.ca Welcome to Gene's Restaurant! This family business has served Stratford since 1970 and is one of the longest existing restaurants in the area. Established by Larry and Rae Gene at its original location on Erie Street with 35 seats, Gene's Restaurant moved to the present 81 Ontario Street location in 1975. As well as being known for its "Classic" Chop Suey-Chicken Ball style of Chinese food, the restaurant offers Cantonese, Szechuan, and "Canadian" cuisine. Thank you to the residents of Stratford for your patronage as well as visitors to the city. We hope to see you on your return visit. Ken Gene WINES 5 oz Glass BOTTLES (750 ml) House Domestic ..............................5.05 WHITE WINE House Imported ...............................5.15 Jackson-Triggs Chardonnay (0)Cdn .... 22.75 Sawmill Creek Chardonnay (0) Cdn .... 21.75 1/2 Litre Pelee Island Gewurztraminer (2) Cdn . 22.75 House Domestic ............................15.95 House Imported .............................16.45 RED WINE Jackson-Triggs Cabernet (0) Cdn ....... 21.75 Jackson-Triggs Merlot (0) Cdn .......... 21.75 Pelee Island Baco Noir (1) Cdn ........... 22.75 SPIRITS (1 oz.) Gin (Tanqueray Dry or Beefeater) ..............................4.25 Rye Whiskey (Seagram's VO or Canadian Club) .........4.25 Scotch Whiskey (Bells or Ballantines) ...................4.35 Vodka (Smirnoff or Finlandia) .................................................4.25 Rum (Bacardi or Captain Morgan's White) ....................4.25 COOLERS Smirnoff Ice (355ml) .................................4.45 Mike's Hard Lemonade (330ml) ................4.45 BEER Canadian Domestic Beers (341 ml)............3.95 Imported Beers Tsingtao (China) 355ml.................... 4.45 Tiger Beer (Singapore) 500ml .........4.75 Singha Lager (Thailand) 355ml .......4.45 Asahi (Japan) 330ml ........................4.65 Saigon Export (Vietnam) 355ml .......4.45 San Miguel (Philippines) 330ml .......4.45 Heineken (Holland) 330ml................ 4.75 APPETIZERS Egg Roll ......................................................1.65 Spring Roll ..................................................1.95 Thai Spring Rolls ........................................2.25 Dry Wontons with Sweet & Sour Sauce .....4.45 Rice Soup with Sliced Chicken Jar Doo Chicken Wings ..............................7.95 Barbecued Pork ..........................................8.45 SOUP MEALS Double Wonton with Barbecued Pork .........5.65 Wonton with Noodle Soup ..........................5.45 Wonton with Sliced Chicken or Beef Soup . 5.95 SOUPS Rice Soup with Sliced Chicken or Beef ......4.45 Wonton Soup ..............................................3.45 Noodle Soup with Sliced Chicken or Beef ..4.45 Special Soup ..............................................3.75 Double Egg Drop Soup...............................4.95 Egg Drop Soup ...........................................2.95 Double Hot & Sour Soup ............................5.95 Hot & Sour Soup.........................................3.45 Double Special Soup ..................................6.25 Chicken Rice ..............................................2.45 Chicken with Rice Stick Noodle Soup ........4.95 Chicken Noodle Soup .................................2.45 Beef with Rice Stick Noodle Soup ..............4.95 Consomme Soup ........................................2.25 Vermicelli Noodle Soup with Chicken .........4.75 CHICKEN DISHES RICE DISHES Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls .......................7.95 Young Chow Fried Rice ..............................7.95 Moo Goo Guy Pin .......................................9.95 Mushroom Fried Rice .................................5.75 Chicken and Snow Pea Pods ...................10.25 Chicken Fried Rice .....................................6.45 Chicken Chow Mein (Bean Sprouts) ..............7.45 Bar-B-Q Pork Fried Rice.............................6.75 Chicken Chop Suey (Bean Sprouts) ..............7.35 Beef Fried Rice ........................................... 6.75 Guy Ding (Diced Chicken & Almonds) ...............8.25 Shrimp Fried Rice ....................................... 8.45 Soo Guy (Breaded Chicken & Almonds) ............8.75 Steamed Rice (per bowl) ............................ 1.95 Chicken Subgum Chow Mein .....................8.95 Curry Chicken ...........................................10.25 Honey Garlic Chicken Wings ......................8.25 Ginger Chicken Stir-Fry ..............................9.95 Pineapple Chicken......................................7.95 Chicken Egg Foo Young .............................7.75 Chicken Oriental .........................................9.25 Lemon Chicken...........................................8.75 General Tao's Chicken ...............................9.25 BEEF & PORK DISHES Honey Garlic Spare Ribs ............................9.25 Guy Ding (Diced Chicken and Almonds) Beef Ding Ho ..............................................9.75 Beef Steak and Snow Pea Pods ..............10.25 SEAFOOD Beef and Broccoli .......................................9.25 Breaded Shrimp.........................................9.75 Steak Kew ................................................ 11.95 Stir-Fried Scallops with Vegetables ..........14.95 Bar-B-Q Pork Chow Mein (Bean Sprouts) .....7.75 Stif -Fried Shrimp with Vegetables ...........12.95 Bar-B-Q Pork Chop Suey (Bean Sprouts) ......7.65 Breaded Scallops with Lemon ..................12.95 Bar-B-Q Pork with Mushrooms ...................9.25 Stir Fry Shrimp & Scallop with Vegetables ..14.25 Bar-B-Q Pork Egg Foo Young ....................7.75 Shrimp & Scallops with Snow Pea Pods ..14.95 Pork Ding (Diced Pork & Almonds).............7.95 Shrimp Chow Mein (Bean Sprouts) ................9.75 Bean Sprouts Beef Chow Mein ( ) ....................7.75 Shrimp Chop Suey (Bean Sprouts) ................9.65 Beef Chop Suey (Bean Sprouts) ....................7.65 Shrimp Egg Foo Young...............................9.75 Beef with Green Peppers ...........................9.25 Shrimp with Tomatoes ................................9.75 Beef Steak and Chinese Greens ................9.25 Shrimp with Green Peppers .......................9.95 Curry Beef ................................................10.25 Shrimp in Lobster Sauce ..........................12.95 Beef with Tomatoes ....................................9.25 Butterfly Shrimp (8)...................................12.95 Beef Steak and Mushrooms .......................9.75 Sweet & Sour Shrimp .................................9.95 Korean Shrimp (8) ....................................13.45 Curry Shrimp. ...........................................12.95 VEGETARIAN Diced Vegetables & Almonds .....................7.75 Vegetable Cantonese Chow Mein ..............8.25 Mixed Vegetables .......................................7.75 Vegetable Chop Suey (Bean Sprouts) ...........6.95 Vegetable Chow Mein (Bean Sprouts) ...........7.25 Tofu with Vegetables...................................7.95 Vegetable Lo Mein ......................................8.25 Vegetarian Shanghai Noodles ....................8.25 Stir Fry Vegetables with Noodles................7.25 Fresh Tofu in Oyster Sauce ........................7.25 Cantonese Chow Mein Vegetable Chop Suey in Teriyaki Sauce ...6.95 CHOPSTICKS An oriental tradition of gracious dining... "We sit at the table to eat, not to cut up carcasses" The Chinese perception of the barbaric knife and fork of the West and the refined chopsticks of the Orient. FULL COURSE DINNERS The following Dinners can only be Combination Plates - prepared for two or more persons Suggestions for one person Dinner No. 1 Combo No. 1 Egg Roll Egg Roll Butterfly Shrimp Sweet & Sour Shrimp Moo Goo Guy Pin Chicken Chow Mein Lichee Chicken Fried Rice Steamed Rice Cookies & Tea or Coffee Cookies & Tea or Coffee $10.95 $14.95 per person (minimum 2 people) Combo No. 2 Dinner No. 2 Egg Roll Almond Soo Guy Egg Roll Chicken Chow Mein Breaded Shrimps Fried Rice Beef & Mixed Vegetables Cookies & Tea or Coffee Sweet & Sour Chicken $10.45 Steamed Rice Cookies & Tea or Coffee $13.95 per person Combo No. 3 (minimum 2 people) Egg Roll Sweet & Sour Chicken Dinner No. 3 Chicken Chow Mein Egg Roll Fried Rice Sweet & Sour Chicken Cookies & Tea or Coffee Chicken Guy Ding $9.95 Mushroom Fried Rice Cookies & Tea or Coffee Combo No. 3 Combo No. 4 $10.45 per person (minimum 2 people) Combo No. 3 Egg Roll Honey Garlic Spareribs Dinner No. 4 Chicken Chow Mein Fried Rice Egg Roll Cookies & Tea or Coffee Sweet & Sour Chicken $10.95 Chicken Chow Mein Mushroom Fried Rice Cookies & Tea or Coffee Combo No. 5 $9.95 per person Spring Roll (minimum 2 people) Teriyaki Chicken Chicken Chow Mein Fried Rice NOODLES Cookies & Tea or Coffee Cantonese Chow Mein .............................10.25 $10.75 Vegetable Cantonese Chow Mein ..............8.25 Shanghai Noodles ......................................9.95 Combo No. 6 Vegetarian Shanghai Noodles ....................8.25 Spring Roll Stir Fried Vegetables with Egg Noodles .....7.25 Sweet & Sour Pork Singapore Noodles .....................................9.95 Chicken Chow Mein Vegetarian Singapore Noodles ...................8.25 Fried Rice Cantonese Lo Mein ..................................10.25 Cookies & Tea or Coffee Chicken or Beef Lo Mein ............................9.25 $9.25 Shrimp Lo Mein ........................................ 11.95 Vegetable Lo Mein ......................................8.25 Cantonese Vermicelli Rice Noodles .........10.25 Stir Fried
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