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Breakfast Menu from 9AM to 12PM Breakfast Menu FROM 9AM TO 12PM MALAYSIAN ROTI MALAYSIAN FAVOURITES (Freshly made flatbread) • Nasi Lemak Bungkus - $6 • Roti Canai (2 pieces) - $8 Fragrant coconut rice wrapped in banana leaf, served with our special sambal, fried anchovies, peanut, cucumber and Plain, soft and crispy flatbread served with dhal or curry boiled egg Roti Telur - $8 • • Mee Goreng Bungkus - $6 Stuffed with egg, onion and green chilli served with dhal Flavourful fried yellow noodles with chicken, seafood and or curry vegetables • Roti Cheese - $10 • Bihun Goreng Bungkus - $6 Filled with mozzarella and cheddar cheese served with Spicy fried rice noodles with chicken, seafood and dhal or curry vegetables • Roti Tampal - $6 • Assorted Malaysian Kueh Egg plastered on plain flatbread Varieties of Malaysian cakes, please refer to display counter • Roti Bom (2 pieces) - $9 PANDAN FAVOURITES Sweet flatbread served with ice cream • Pandan French Toast - $10 • Roti Pisang - $8 Pandan flavoured french toast served with banana, palm Sweet flatbread stuffed with bananas served with sweet sugar syrup, ice cream and almond flakes syrup • Pandan Pancake - $10 • Roti Tissue - $8 Pandan infused pancakes served with assorted fruits, Sweet flatbread made super crispy, thin and light drizzled palm sugar syrup and ice cream with condensed milk PLEASE ADVICE OUR STAFF FOR ANY ALLERGIES, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVES 18 WELWYN AVENUE, MANNING 6152 | TUE - THU : 5PM - 9.30PM, FRI - SUN : 9AM -9.30PM / MYRASAPERTH / MY.RASA WWW.MYRASA.COM.AU 08 6161 1335 BEVERAGES RASA IS FLAVOUR OR TASTE IN MALAY HOT/COLD MOCKTAIL $ 4.50 • Teh Tarik $ 8 ENTREE $ 4.50 • Longing for Longan • Kopi Tarik longan, lychee jelly and lemon zest • Milo $ 4.50 • Rambutan Rocks $ 8 rambutan, coconut jelly and rose syrup • MyRasa Platter $ 20 • Mango Madness $ 8 A combo set of chicken & beef satay, tauhu sumbat, fragrant coconut rice, COLD mango, green apple and coconut jelly roti canai served with beef rendang and an apam balik Muar for dessert. • Tropical Crush $ 8 • Sirap Bandung Muar $ 6 pineapple, orange and lime zest rose syrup with milk and cream soda • Kerabu Apple $ 12 $ 8 • Coconut Craze Crisp green apples, onion, tomatoes, toasty peanuts, crispy oven baked chicken • 3 Layered Tea $ 6 coconut juice and pulp, with milk and black tea layered with palm sugar and vanilla ice cream and mild spicy sweet & sour dressing. evaporated milk $ 6 $ 12 • Cincau • Beef Noodle Salad sweet grass jelly drink Marinated beef and noodle tossed in mild sweet and sour dressing. • Root Beer Float $ 6 FRESH JUICE sarsaparilla with ice cream • Apple Juice $ 7 • Satay $ 10 • Teh O Ais Limau $ 6 ice lemon tea • Orange Juice $ 7 Chicken or Beef skewers served with nasi impit (compressed rice), cucumber, $ 7 onions and homemade peanut sauce. (4 sticks) • Air Kelapa Muda $ 6 • Carrot Juice fresh coconut juice with pulp • Watermelon Juice $ 7 • Coke $ 3 • Tauhu Sumbat $ 10 • Coke Zero $ 3 A popular street snack. Fresh crispy vegetables stuff in golden deep fried tofu. • Lemonade $ 3 • Sparkling Water $ 5 • Lemon, Lime & Bitters $ 4 COFFEE • Espresso $ 3 • Flat White $ 4 • Long Black $ 4 • Cappuccino $ 4 Chef Signature Dish • Cafe Latte $ 4 PLEASE ADVISE OUR STAFF IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY PARTICULAR FOOD, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVE CHOICES. MAIN COURSE - MALAYSIAN • Mee Rebus Johor $ 18 • Extras Yellow noodles served with thick spicy based sweet potato gravy, garnished with beef slices, hard-boiled egg, bean sprout, cucumber, fried tofu, fried shallots and • Sambal Ikan Bilis Kacang (Spicy Anchovies with Peanuts) $5 green chilli. • Nasi Santan (Coconut Rice) $5 • Nasi Putih (Steamed Rice) $4 • Nasi Ayam MyRasa $ 18 Fluffy rice cooked in chicken broth served with marinated roast chicken, garlic-chillc sauce, soy sauce, vegetable soup and fresh salad. • Curry Laksa MyRasa $ 18 A combination of noodles, prawn, fish cakes & balls, chicken, tofu and laksa leaf (polygonum leaf) in a rich and spicy curry coconut milk gravy. • Nasi Lemak MyRasa $ 10 MAIN COURSE - WESTERN Fragrant coconut rice served with house special sambal, fried anchovies, peanut, slices of cucumber and boiled egg, with choice of following: • Ayam Panggang Berempah - Spiced oven baked chicken $ 6 • Baked Barramundi $ 27 • - Slow cooked beef in coconut milk and spices $ 6 Rendang Daging Crispy skin barramundi with sautéed spinach and mushrooms served with • Sambal Udang - Prawn cooked in special chilli sambal $ 6 pepper coulis vinaigrette. • Sambal Sotong - Squid cooked in special chilli sambal $ 6 • Chilli Garlic Prawn Spaghetti $ 26 • Kari Ikan MyRasa $ 16 Spaghetti served with grilled prawn, sautéed with extra virgin olive oil, garlic, Fish curry served with jasmine steamed rice and sambal belacan. shallot, tomatoes, chilli, served wih shaved parmesan and garlic bread on the side. • Mee Rojak $ 16 • Spicy Aglio Olio Spaghetti $ 20 Yellow noodles, fried tofu, fritters, bean sprout, cucumber, boiled eggs served Al dente spaghetti in extra virgin olive oil, chilli, served with shaved parmesan and with special peanut sauce. garlic bread on the side. Chef Signature Dish PLEASE ADVISE OUR STAFF IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY PARTICULAR FOOD, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVE CHOICES. PLEASE ADVISE OUR STAFF IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY PARTICULAR FOOD, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVE CHOICES. MALAYSIAN ROTI DESSERT • Roti Canai (2 pieces) $ 9 • Pandan Pancake $ 12 Freshly made crispy flatbread served with dhal and sambal. Pandan infused pancakes served with assorted fruits, topped with palm sugar syrup and ice cream. • Roti Bom (2 pieces) $10 Freshly made sweet flatbread served with ice cream. • Sago Gula Melaka $ 8 Sago pearls drenched in creamy coconut milk and rich palm sugar syrup. • Roti Telur $ 8 $ 8 Freshly made crispy egg flatbread served with dhal and sambal. • Apam Balik Muar Soft fluffy pancake filled with red bean filling. $ 8 • Roti Tissue • Cendol $ 8 Freshly made super crispy, super thin and super light sweet flatbread served with Green rice flour concoction, red bean, sweet corn, palm sugar and coconut milk sugar and condensed milk. served with crushed ice. PLEASE ADVISE OUR STAFF IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY PARTICULAR FOOD, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVE CHOICES. PLEASE ADVISE OUR STAFF IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY PARTICULAR FOOD, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH ALTERNATIVE CHOICES. 18 WELWYN AVENUE, MANNING 6152 | TUE - THU : 5PM - 9.30PM , FRI - SUN : 9AM - 9.30PM.
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