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Phở Bò Beef Noodle Soup Cơm Dĩa Rice on Plate Heo Pork Entrees 1 Món Khai Vị Appetizers Phở Bò Beef Noodle Soup Cơm Dĩa Rice on Plate Heo Pork Entrees 1. Soup Hoành Thánh ..................................................$4.25 Our Famous Vietnamese Noodle Soup. Choice of rice noodle 42. Cơm Sườn Hoặc Thịt Heo N ướng .......................$10.95 Served with steamed white rice. Wonton Soup. Shrimp, pork dumplings, lettuce, onion and “Phở” or yellow noodle “Mì” and your selected finest meat in an Steamed rice plate. A choice of grilled pork chops, scallions in chicken broth. aromatic beef broth with scallions, onion, and cilantro. Soups are sliced pork, chicken, or beef sirloin with tomato, 58. Heo Xào Rau Cải ................................................ $11.95 2. Chả Giò (2 pcs)............................................$4.25 served with a plate of bean sprouts, fresh basil, slice lime, jalapeno. cucumber, and lettuce. Served with “Clear Sauce” Sliced pork sautéed with vegetable medley. Additional items $2.00 Crispy Spring Rolls. A savory mixture of ground 43. Cơm Sườn Bì Chả ..................................................$10.95 59. Heo Xào Cải Rổ hoặc Broccoli .......................... $11.95 pork, taro, carrots, onion, rice vermicelli, and 18. Xe Lửa .....................................................................$10.95 Traditional steamed rice plate with grilled pork chops, Sliced Pork sautéed with Chinese or locally mushroom wrapped in spring roll and fried golden Julienne pork skin and steamed ground pork cake, brown. Extra Large Beef Noodle Soup with sliced steak, well grown broccoli. done brisket, flank, tendon & tripe. tomato, cucumber and lettuce. Served with “Clear Sauce” 3. Gỏi Cuốn (2 pcs.)......................................$4.25 Fresh Summer Rolls. Shredded Lettuce, mints and rice 19. Đặc Biệt .............................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 44. Cơm Chiên ................................................................$8.95 vermicelli combined with a choice of pork, shrimp Beef Noodle Soup with sliced steak, well done Fried rice with egg and a choice of Bò Beef Entrees or a traditional combination of slice chicken and shrimp, brisket, flank, tendon & tripe. shrimp, chicken, beef, or pork. Served with steamed white rice. then wrapped into softened rice paper. 20. Tái ......................................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 45. Cơm Chiên Horn’s ...................................................$9.95 61. Bò Xào Cải Rổ hoặc Broccoli ............................$12.95 4. Thịt Lụi (2 pcs.) ..........................................................$4.95 Beef Noodle Soup with sliced steak. Vietnamese fried rice with egg and combination of Flank steak sautéed with Chinese broccoli or locally Beef or Chicken Teriyaki. 21. Tái Nạm ............................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 shrimp, chicken, and Vietnamese sausage. grown broccoli. Beef Noodle Soup with sliced steak and flank. 5. e Chim Cút Rôti ....................................................$9.95 46. Cơm Chiên Cá Mặn .................................................$9.95 62. e Bò Xào Sả Ớt.......................................................$12.95 Roasted Quail 22. Tái Gân .............................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 Salted fish fried rice with eggs and mixed vegetables. Flank steak and vegetable medley sautéed in lemon 6. B.B.Q Spare Ribs (4 pcs.) ..........................................$5.95 Beef Noodle Soup with a sliced steak and tendon. 47. Cơm Chiên Thái Lan ...............................................$9.95 grass sauce, sprinkled with roasted peanuts. 7. Chạo Tôm (2 pcs.) ......................................................$8.95 23. Tái Sách ............................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 Thai Fried Rice. Jasmine rice with pineapples, raisins, 63. Bò Xào Cà Ry .....................................................$12.95 Beef Noodle Soup with sliced steak and tripe. e Shrimp Paste on Sugarcane. A traditional Vietnamese delicacy cucumber, tomato, and scallions, with a choice of Flank steak and vegetable medley sautéed in curry sauce, of lightly seasoned ground shrimp molded around a piece of 24. Bò Viên ..............................................(S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 shrimp, chicken, beef, or pork sprinkled with roasted peanuts. peeled fresh sugarcane, then cooked. Beef Noodle Soup with seasoned meatballs. 64. Bò Xào Rau Cải ..................................................$12.95 8. Bánh Xèo............................................$8.95 25. Phở Hoặc Mì Gà ....... (S) $8.95 (L) $9.95 (XL) $10.95 Mì Hoặc Hửu Tiếu Xào Stir Fried Noodle sautéed with vegetable medley. Vietnamese Crepe. A traditional mixture of Noodle Soup with shredded chicken. Seafood or Shrimp Add $1.00 Flank steak shrimp and pork, bean sprouts and a delicate 26. Mì Hải Sản Hoặc Hủ Tiếu Tôm Cua ...................$10.95 Additional items $2.50 65. Bò Lúc Lắc ..........................................................$14.95 Vietnamese Style Steak. Filet mignon beef cut into cubes size, sauce folded into a rice powder pancake. Seafood Noodle Soup. Combined with Shrimp, imitation 48. Mì Xào. ....................................................................$10.95 9. Cánh Gà Chiên (6 pcs.)...........................$4.95 crab meat, squid, and balled up fish. Crispy Noodle with vegetable medley. Choice of sliced chicken, s a u t é e d w i t h f r e s h t o m a t o , o n i o n , r e d & g r e e n p e p p e r s , pineapple, and Chef’s Sauce. Chicken Wings. 27. Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang ................................................$10.95 beef tenderloin or pork (Lo mein noodles are available) 10. Gà Lăn Bột (6 pcs.) .....................................................$4.95 Phnompenh’s style noodle soup. Clear noodle with combination 49. Hửu Tiếu Xào .........................................................$10.95 67. e Sizzling Beef in Hot Plate ..................................$14.95 Chicken Fingers. of seafood, quail eggs, and sliced pork. Flat Rice Noodles with vegetable medley. Choice of sliced . Sliced flank steak stir fried with onions, mushrooms and scallions in black pepper sauce. 11. Crab Rangoon (8 pcs.) ...............................................$6.25 28a. e Bún Bò Huế .......................................................$10.95 chicken, beef tenderloin or pork. Fried Wonton. Beef stew “Huế Style” Spicy lemon grass beef noodle soup and shrimp. 50. Phở Xào Pad thái ...................................................$10.95 12. Bánh Bột Chiên Hành (8 pcs.) ...................................$4.95 Pad Thai. Stir fried rice noodles with a choice of sliced Đồ Biển Seafood Entrees Scallions Pancake. Fried sweet flour with scallions. Bánh Hỏi Steamed Vermicelli chicken, beef tenderloin, or pork with bean sprouts, scallions, Served with steamed white rice. 13. Bánh Oai Vạc Chiên Hoặc Hấp (6 pcs.) ...................$4.95 A Traditional Vietnamese Dish with fresh mints, green leaf lettuce, and roasted peanuts. 68. Cá Striped Bass Chiên Hoặc Hấp .......... SEASONAL Saigon Ravioli Fried or Steamed. Homemade dumplings filled roasted peanuts, scallions and steamed vermicelli rolled by hand at 51. Mì Cà Tăng .............................................................$10.95 Whole fresh striped bass fried or steamed with ginger, ........... with a mixture of chicken, pork, and vegetable. Served with your table in softened ricepaper. Create your own rolls and season to Cambodian Style flat rice noodle with egg, onion and chinese scallions and Chef’s special sauce. ginger dipping sauce. taste, served with a side of clear sauce. broccoli with a choice of sliced chicken, beef tenderloin or pork. 69. Cá Flounder Chiên Hoặc Hấp ................ SEASONAL 14. Đậu Hủ Chiên (8 pcs.) ................................................$4.95 29. Bánh Hỏi Tôm Nướng ...........................................$11.95 Whole fresh flounder fried or steamed with ginger, scallions . Fried Triangle Tofu. Steamed vermicelli with grilled shrimp. Gà Chicken Entrees and our Chef’s special sauce. 30. Bánh Hỏi Thịt Nướng ............................................$11.95 70. Cá Salmon Hoặc Cá Bông Lau Hấp .................$14.95 Steamed vermicelli with a choice of grilled sliced pork, Served with steamed white rice. Filet of Salmon or Catfish Steamed with ginger, scallions, Cháo Rice Soup beef sirloin or chicken. 52. Gà Xào Cải Rổ ................................................... $11.95 and Chef’s special sauce. 15. Cháo ................................................(S) $7.95 (L) $8.95 31. Bánh Hỏi Chạo Tôm ..............................................$12.95 Sliced chicken breast sautéed with Chinese broccoli or 71. Scallops Xào Rau Cải .........................................$14.95 Rice Chowder. Prepared concrete style with ginger, scallions, Steamed vermicelli with shrimp paste on a stem of sugarcane. vegetable medley . Scallops sautéed with vegetable medley. cilantro, and black pepper. Your choice of chicken, beef, or pork. (Shrimp or scallops add 1.00) 53. e Gà Xào Cà Ry .................................................... $11.95 72. Đồ Bi ển Xào Th ập Cẩm. ..................................$14.95 Bún Vermicelli Sliced chicken breast and vegetable medley sautéed Seafood sautéed with vegetable medley. Vermicelli Dish with shredded lettuce, mints, bean sprouts, and Gỏi Vietnamese Salad in curry sauce, sprinkled with roasted peanuts. 73. Mực Rang Muối ..................................................$12.95 roasted peanuts. Served with homemade clear sauce on the side. e 16. Gỏi
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