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STARTERS SEAFOOD C H E F S E L E C T I O N WHISKEY DRUNKEN $17.95 FRIENDSHIP EGG $7.95 SHRIMP ROLLS Jumbo shrimp tossed with spicy whiskey sauce Authentic Hong Kong style with roasted chicken & garlic sweet & sour sauce TEA SMOKED $19.95 SALMON WITH PEKING DUCK ROLLS $7.95 SCALLOPS Shredded Peking duck rolls with orange hoisin Wok roasted Atlantic salmon in jasmine tea with sauce star anise & tempura scallops SEAFOOD 7.95 HONEY GLAZED $17.95 POTSTICKERS WALNUT SHRIMP Jumbo shrimps with Szechwan aioli, champagne cucumber, & candied walnut PAN SEARED POT $7.95 STICKERS Seared pork dumplings with homemade teriyaki PEANUT CURRY $17.95 sauce SHRIMP WOK TOSSED 5- $10.95 KUNG PAO RED $18.95 SPICE CALAMARI Sweet & sour sauce, basil oil, with pineapple SNAPPER Crispy crusted red snapper in red wine peppercorn sauce with sautéed vegetable CREAMY CRAB $7.95 RANGOON THE FISHMAN’S $22.95 Crab meat, cream cheese, & scallion BOAT Seafood combo – red snapper, salmon, scallop, VEGETABLE SPRING $7.95 shrimp, & calamari in garlic black bean sauce ROLLS with fresh greens Mixed fresh vegetables in crispy rolls TERIYAKI SALMON $17.95 Grilled Atlantic salmon with spicy Teriyaki glaze ANGRY LONG BEANS $8.95 and sautéed vegetables Wok tossed long beans with spicy kung pao sauce BIRD’S NEST ON $22.95 FIRE DIM SUM Scallop, shrimp, salmon, red snapper, crab legs, calamari tossed in spicy Kung Pao suace & CORNER served with potato basket RICE STEAMED HAR NOW $7.95 Shrimp dumplings STEAMED SEAFOOD $7.95 FRIENDSHIP FRIED $15.95 SHU MEI Mini seafood dumplings RICE Wok tossed wild black rice with Chinese sausage STEAMED PORK SHU $7.95 GRILLED PORK $14.95 MEI Authentic Cantonese pork dumplings BELLY FRIED RICE Braised grilled pork belly with diced fresh greens STEAMED SEAFOOD $7.95 SPICY GARLIC $14.95 SHU MEI Mini seafood dumplings SHRIMP FRIED RICE Spicy garlic jumbo shrimps with vegetables STEAMED PHOENIX $7.95 ROASTED CHICKEN $14.95 NOW AND PEANUT FRIED Pork & wood ear mushroom RICE Shredded roasted chicken with peanut and FRIENDSHIP MEAT $7.95 vegetables BAO Pork & vegetable filled steamed buns PINEAPPLE $14.95 VEGETABLE FRIED MINI DRAGON BAO $7.95 RICE Steamed mini pork dumplings Fresh pineapple with mixed fresh greens N E W I T E M SIDE ORDER OF RICE $6.95 Your choice of ginger scallion rice, garlic SWEET LOTUS BAO $7.95 scallion rice, or herbed brown rice Steamed bow with sweet lotus cream CHA SHU BAO $7.95 NOODLES Dumpling filled with savory BBQ pork SESAME BALLS $7.95 Fried sesame balls filled with sweet red bean paste SIDEWALK NOODLES $15.95 WITH SPICY SHRIMP Authentic Hong Kong street food SOUP & SALAD SINGAPORE RICE $15.95 NOODLES Thin rice noodles with Singapore yellow curry, Moroccan spices, shrimp & chicken OXTAIL WONTON $7.95 SOUP XO BRANDY BEEF $15.95 Oxtail broth with pork & wood ear wontons CHOW FUN Thick cut rice noodles with beef, XO sauce, POTATO LEEK SOUP $7.95 scallion, & chives Potato leek bisque with fried ginger FIRE CRACKER $15.95 MUSHROOM TOFU $7.95 CHICKEN LO MEIN SOUP Lo mein noodles with chicken served spicy hot! Slow simmered mushroom soup with egg tofu PEKING DUCK CHOW $15.95 SEARED GARLIC $11.95 FUN SHRIMP SALAD Thick cut rice noodles with shredded Peking duck & sautéed chive flowers Delicious garlic shrimp, garden greens, honey SPICY BEEF WU 15.95 walnuts, with apple vinaigrette DONG MEIN Beef tossed with spicy Wu Dong noodles CHILLED PEANUT $10.95 NOODLE SALAD SEAFOOD CHOW $19.95 Peanut noodles, arugula, spring greens, crushed peanuts, with peanut-white wine vinaigrette MEIN Seafood combination sautéed with fresh greens over pan seared egg noodles MEAT C H E F S E L E C T I O N BON BON WONTON $19.95 NOODLES C H E F S E L E C T I O N Diced beef tenderloin wok tossed with peppercorn sauce over steamed wonton noodles “BARBARIAN” $19.95 STEAK Grilled marinated filet mignon, 5 spice crispy onion, red wine sauce & herbed butter VEGETABLES STAR ANISE SHORT $21.95 RIBS WOK TOSSED CHIVE $14.95 Slow roasted short ribs with Star Anise & XO FLOWERS sauce Chive flowers, wood ear, crispy tofu, picked vegetable & peanuts GAI LAN (CHINESE $16.95 BROCCOLI) BEEF SZECHWAN SPICY $14.95 Sautéed Chinese broccoli with wok tossed satay LONG BEANS beef Wok tossed long beans with Szechwan spicy soy GRILLED “LO-SHU” $16.95 WOK TOSSED PEA $14.95 PORK BELLY WITH POD SPROUTS CHIVE FLOWERS Wok tossed pea pod sprouts with garlic and Braised & grilled pork belly sautéed with chive roasted almonds flower & wood ear SHANGHAI BABY $14.95 WILD MUSHROOM $16.95 BOK CHOY BEEF Steamed Shanghai baby bok choy with mushroom Snow wood ear, king, black & fresh mushrooms in sauce brandy sauce HONG KONG GAI $14.95 HONG KONG STEAK $22.95 LAN (CHINESE Grilled wok tossed beef tenderloin with fresh vegetables BROCCOLI) SESAME BEEF $16.95 Steamed gai lan with homemade teriyaki sauce Crispy beef with sautéed onion and sweet spicy garlic glaze BOK CHOY AND GAI $14.95 LAN PEPPERCORN BEEF $19.95 Garlicky Shanghai bok choy with gingered gai TENDERLOIN lan (Chinese broccoli) Diced beef tenderloin wok tossed with black peppercorn and whiskey sauce PEANUT EGGPLANT $14.95 & MUSHROOMS ORANGE BEEF $16.95 Japanese eggplant and trio mushrooms tossed in Crispy beef with grape tomato in spicy Grand spicy peanut sauce Marnier orange sauce N E W I T E M YU SHANG TOFU & $15.95 POULTRY EGGPLANT King, black & fresh mushroom, Japanese tofu with xo brandy sauce MANDARIN ORANGE $14.95 CHICKEN Crispy chicken nuggets in Grand Marnier orange sauce SESAME CHICKEN $14.95 Crispy chicken nuggets with sautéed onion & garlic soy glaze CHICKEN 88 $15.95 Wok tossed chicken with spicy jalapeno, Szechwan dried chili & fresh greens N E W I T E M PHOENIX CHICKEN 15.95 Lightly breaded chicken with sweet and spicy sauce with citrus flavor SWEET & SOUR $15.95 PINEAPPLE MANGO CHICKEN Crispy chicken, sweet & sour sauce with pineapple mango salsa SPICY PEANUT $14.95 CHICKEN Wok tossed with rainbow vegetables with peanut sauce and Szechwan chili oil PEPPERY $15.95 MUSHROOM CHICKEN Chinese mushroom, shiitake mushrooms & woodear tossed in peppercorn sauce GRILLED CHILI $15.95 HONEY CHICKEN Grilled-Marinated Chicken Filets with Chili Honey Sauce PEKING DUCK $23.95 Traditional Peking duck (boneless) in orange sauce with steamed buns DA BOX LUNCH MENU MONDAY-FRIDAY / 12PM-2:30PM / $12.95 Create your own Da Lunch Box. Pick 1 item from each of the 4 selections: BASE Garlic Rice Steamed Rice Singapore Rice Noodles Sidewalk Noodles PROTEIN Korean Style Beef Wild Mushroom Beef Fire Cracker Chicken Chicken 88 Mandarin Orange Chicken Whiskey BBQ Shrimp Teriyaki Salmon +$2 GREENS Chive Flowers with Tofu Wok Tossed Pea Pod Sprouts Szechwan Spicy Long Beans Mixed Greens Salad with Orange Vinaigrette DIM SUM TREAT Steamed Shu Mei Seared Pot Stickers Creamy Crab Rangoon Sweet Red Bean Sesame Balls ✻ DAILY LUNCHEON MONDAY-FRIDAY / 12PM-2:30PM / $12.95 Wild Mushrooms Beef Wok tossed with different exotic mushrooms and vegetables Spicy Peanut Chicken Taking the traditional Kung Pao chicken to a new level with real peanut butter sauce Honey Mandarin Orange Chicken Lightly breaded tangy orange chicken with honey glaze Chicken 88 Wok tossed all white meat chicken with fresh vegetables and jalapeno peppers Honey Glazed Walnut Shrimp Szechwan aioli and honey glazed walnut Sesame Chicken Lightly breaed and caramelized sesame soy reduction Fire Cracker chicken Lo Mein Tossed with spicy Szechwan sauce Sidewalk Noodles with Garlic Shrimp Hong Kong street food – wok tossed egg noodles topped with garlic shrimp Spicy Beef Wu Dong Mein Fire tossed with spicy Wu Dong noodles ✻ HONG KONG STREET FOOD SIDEWALK SHARK $7.95 FIN SOUP PAN SEARED RICE $7.95 NOODLE ROLLS "LO SHU" BRAISED $16.95 BONE-IN CHICKEN PAN SEARED FLAT $9.95 MEAT BAO PEKING DUCK BAO $11.95 5 SPICE PORK $8.95 FILLED CRISPY TOFU ROLLS DRAGON FLOWERS $8.95 Sweet and spicy cauliflower SWEET & SOUR $17.95 CRISPY PORK BELLY BRAISED BEEF $22.95 SHANK & TENDON CLAY POT SAUTEED WATER $15.95 CREST WITH SHRIMP PASTE LONGEVITY E-MEIN $15.95 NOODLES WITH MUSHROOM WOK TOSSED FISH $17.95 FILET WITH GAI LAN WOK FRIED SPICY $18.95 SWEET SHELL-ON PRAWN BRAISED CHINESE $16.95 MUSHROOMS WITH LETTUCE GARLIC PEA POD $17.95 SPROUTS SPROUTS FIRE CRACKER $17.95 SZECHWAN PORK TENDERLOIN SHREDDED PEKING $17.95 DUCK WITH CHIVE FLOWERS SATAY PINEAPPLE $16.95 TRIO WITH TOFU & WOOD EAR 5 SPICE SALT & PEPPER CRISPY PEKING SPICY PORK $16.95 WITH SHANGHAI NOODLES S U N D A Y D I N E I N S P E C I A L WOK ROASTED $15.95 LOBSTER WITH GINGER & SCALLION *Sunday only. 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