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Appetizers Soup Salad Noodle Dishes Appetizers Soup Prepared with choice of Tofu, Chicken, or Pork FRESH GARDEN ROLLS $7.50 Substitute Beef add...$2, Prawns add...$2.5, Seafood add...$3.5 Fresh herbs with crispy tofu, cucumber, carrot, and thin rice noodles, hand rolled in a rice wrapper, served with our fresh TOM YUM $10.50 house-made signature Thai herb sauce A spicy, clear broth with button mushrooms, lemon grass, Signature Sauce available by the bottle...$8 galangal, Kaffir lime leaf, chilies, and fresh squeezed lime juice, topped with cilantro (recommended with prawns) FRIED TOFU $5.95 Fresh, locally made tofu, golden fried and served with house- TOM KHA $11.50 made sweet chili sauce, topped with peanut A coconut milk soup with button mushrooms, lemongrass, Kaffir lime leaves, and cilantro with fresh squeezed lime juice CHICKEN SATAY $9.95 Chicken marinated in cumin, garlic, lemon grass, and coconut milk, skewered and grilled, served with peanut sauce and Salad cucumber salad NAAM KHAO TOD (CRISPY RICE SALAD) $13.50 Crispy marinated rice with minced chicken, fresh ginger, toasted CRISPY VEGETARIAN SPRING ROLLS $6.95 peanuts, red onion, Kaffir lime leaf, and cilantro mixed with lime Cabbage, carrot, bean thread noodles, and crushed black juice and fish sauce, served with green leaf pepper rolled in a wrapper and fried golden brown, served with house-made plum sauce BEEF SALAD $13.50 Tender slices of steak tossed in red onion, toasted rice powder, CRAB DELIGHT $6.95 lime juice, and basil, served on green leaf Crab meat mixed with cream cheese and spinach, wrapped in wonton wrapper, then golden fried, served with sweet chili PAPAYA SALAD (SOM TOM) $9.95 sauce Fresh, crisp shredded green papaya, garlic, carrot, tomato, green beans, lime juice, and steamed prawns, topped with peanuts PRAWNS IN A BLANKET $8.95 make it Esan style w/ pickled crab and anchovies add... $1.50 Marinated prawns stuffed with chicken, wrapped in wonton wrapper, then golden fried, served with sweet chili sauce BANYAN TREE SIGNATURE SALAD $10.95 (choice of tofu, chicken, or pork, substitute beef add...$2, prawns add ...$2.5) CHICKEN WINGS $8.95 Fresh spinach, romaine, carrot, tomato, and cucumber, topped Garlic, pepper, and soy sauce marinated chicken wings golden with thin rice noodles, and served with our fresh house-made fried and tossed in Thai chili sauce signature Thai herb sauce Noodle Dishes Prepared with choice of Tofu, Chicken, or Pork Substitute Beef add...$2, Prawns add...$2.5, Seafood add...$3.5 KHAO SOI PHAD THAI $10.95 (CURRY NOODLES) $11.95 Rice stick noodles with egg, green onion, shallot, and fresh A northern style noodle curry. Egg noodles in yellow coconut bean sprouts, stir-fried in our house-made tamarind sauce, milk curry, topped with bean sprouts, pickled cabbage, topped with ground peanut and green onion cilantro, and sliced shallot PHAD SEE EW $10.95 Stir-fried wide rice noodles with egg, carrot, and broccoli in RAMA NOODLE $11.50 sweet soy sauce Stir-fried fresh wide rice noodles with spinach, broccoli, carrot, bell pepper, and egg, topped with creamy peanut sauce and NOODLE DELIGHT $9.95 ground peanut Fresh steamed thin rice noodles with sweet, light soy sauce, bean sprouts, baby bok choy, spinach, green onion, cilantro, ground peanut, and fried garlic PHAD KEE MAO (DRUNKEN NOODLES) $11.50 Fresh wide rice noodles stir-fried in chili paste with broccoli, BA MEE $10.50 egg, carrot, onion, tomato, bell pepper, and basil Baby bok choy, spinach, fresh bean sprouts, and fresh egg noodles with sweet, light soy sauce, green onion, cilantro, ground peanuts, and toasted garlic TOM YUM NOODLE SOUP (HOT AND SOUR NOODLE SOUP) $9.95 NOODLE SOUP $8.95 Fresh thin rice noodles with baby bok choy and bean sprouts Choice of rice stick or egg noodles in a cear broth with baby in a clear hot and sour broth, topped with green onion, bok choy and bean sprouts, topped with green onion, cilantro, cilantro, ground peanut, and toasted garlic and fried garlic We accept payment in cash, American Express, Visa, or MasterCard. A service charge of 18% will be added to parties of 6 or more. Consuming raw or under cooked meat may increase your risk of food borne illness. from the wok Prepared with choice of Tofu, Chicken, or Pork Substitute Beef add...$2, Prawns add...$2.5, Seafood add...$3.5 Any From The Wok, Curry, or Seafood lunch dish can be made into a combination plate withvegetarian Phad Thai add...$1 CRISPY GARLIC CHICKEN $11.95 PHAD RUAM MIT $10.95 Crispy chicken breast with toasted garlic and chili paste, Stir-fried shiitake mushrooms, cabbage, celery, tomato, topped with crispy sweet basil broccoli, carrot, and snow peas in light soy sauce with a touch of sesame oil CASHEW NUT CHICKEN $11.95 Bell pepper, onion, carrot, mushrooms, celery, and chicken, SWEET AND SOUR $9.95 stir-fried in house-made chili paste Mushroom, tomato, onion, pineapple, cucumber and bell pepper in a sweet and sour sauce SWIMMING RAMA $10.95 Your choice of tofu or meat sautéed with garlic, served on SPICY EGGPLANT $11.50 a bed of spinach, topped with house-made creamy peanut Eggplant stir-fried in ground cumin, shallots, and garlic with sauce bell pepper and sweet basil in a rich sauce BASIL $10.95 BROCCOLI DELIGHT $10.95 Stir-fried basil, green beans, mushrooms, onion, and bell Your choice of tofu or meat stir-fried with broccoli and carrot pepper in chili sauce in a smooth garlic sauce GINGER $10.95 HEAVENLY BEEF $12.95 Fresh ginger, mushrooms, bell pepper, onion, celery, and A hot plate of tender, light soy sauce marinated beef, braised shiitake mushroom stir-fried in light soy sauce and a touch of with cumin and coriander, topped with sesame seeds, served sesame oil on a bed of carrot and cabbage GARLIC $10.95 MONGOLIAN BEEF $11.95 Stir-fried choice of tofu or meat in garlic sauce served on a bed Ginger, carrot, green and white onion with tender, marinated of fresh carrot, Napa cabbage, broccoli, and mushroom beef, stir-fried in house-made Mongolian sauce, topped with sesame seeds, served on a bed of crispy rice noodles PHAD PRIK KING $10.95 Sweet basil, Kaffir lime leaf, green beans, and bell pepper stir- fried in curry paste Curry Prepared with choice of Tofu, Chicken, or Pork Substitute Beef add...$2, Prawns add...$2.5, Seafood add...$3.5 Seafood PANANG CURRY $11.95 Creamy coconut milk with Panang curry paste, garlic, shallots, galangal, bell pepper, kaffir lime leaf, and sweet basil SEAFOOD COMBO $15.95 Salmon, scallops, prawns, and calamari stir-fried in chili paste EMERALD CURRY $11.50 with lemongrass, sweet basil, bell peppers, Kaffir lime leaf, Green curry with coconut milk, bamboo shoots, Chinese eggplant, mushrooms, green beans, and carrot, served on a sizzling zucchini, and sweet basil platter RED CURRY $11.50 CRISPY GARLIC SHRIMP $13.50 A coconut milk curry of cumin, garlic, shallots, galangal, and Crispy Tiger prawns with toasted garlic and chili paste topped lemongrass with bamboo shoots, bell pepper, and sweet basil with crispy sweet basil YELLOW CURRY $11.50 CHU CHEE SALMON $15.95 A coconut milk curry of turmeric, shallots, garlic, and galangal, A thick-cut salmon fillet with bell pepper, sweet basil, and with onion, tomato, and potato shredded Kaffir lime leaf in red chu chee curry sauce and coconut milk, served on a hot plate PINEAPPLE CURRY $11.50 Coconut milk curry of cumin, garlic, shallots, galangal, and lemongrass with pineapple, bell pepper, and sweet basil Rice Dishes Choice of Jasmine or brown rice Prepared with choice of Tofu, Chicken, or Pork Substitute Beef add...$2, Prawns add...$2.5, Seafood add...$3.5 BANYAN TREE FRIED RICE $14.50 BASIL FRIED RICE $10.95 Prawns, calamari, and scallops stir-fried with egg, cashew nuts, Green beans, mushrooms, egg, onion, and bell pepper toasted coconut, onion, carrot, broccoli, and Napa cabbage stir-fried with basil TOM YUM FRIED RICE $11.95 GARLIC FRIED RICE $10.95 Lemon grass, button mushrooms, egg, Kaffir lime leaf, Fresh garlic, carrot, broccoli, egg, and green onion, stir-fried in galangal, and cilantro stir-fried with chili paste and fresh a light soy hand-squeezed lime juice (recommend with prawns) YELLOW CURRY FRIED RICE $11.50 FRIED RICE $10.95 Pineapple, carrot, onion, peas, egg, and raisins stir-fried with Broccoli, onion, carrot, tomato, and egg stir-fried in light soy yellow curry powder sauce.
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