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Yoyo-Menu-Feb20.Pdf WINGS & FRIES Chicken Wings 6 Pcs 7 Homemade style chicken wings with signature sauce Chicken Wings 10 Pcs 10 Homemade style chicken wings with signature sauce French Fries 3 COMBO Wings & Fries 6 Pcs 9 The Freshest Asian Food in Town Combinations of chicken wings and fries with signature sauce COMBO Wings & Fries 10 Pcs 12 Combinations of chicken wings and fries with signature sauce Choice of Sauce Honey BBQ, Honey Garlic Thai Sweet Chili, Teriyaki Yoyo’s Special Sauce Extra Sauce in Cup 50c MENU Blue Cheese, Ranch Parmesan Authentic Thai & Asian Cuisine Business Hours Authentic Thai & Asian Cuisine Monday - Friday 11:30am - 9:00pm Saturday 12:00pm - 9:00pm Business Hours Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm Monday - Friday 11:30am - 9:00pm 10923 S US Highway 1, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952 Saturday 12:00pm - 9:00pm In front of Walmart Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm TEL 772-212-7723 10923 S US Highway 1, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952 Wedding and Special Events In front of Walmart www.yoyoasianstreetfood.com TEL 772-212-7723 YoYo Asian Street Food Wedding and Special Events Food Allergy Notice www.yoyoasianstreetfood.com Before you order, let our staff know of any food allergies of preferences. We will do our best to accommodate. YoYo Asian Street Food SOUPS APPETIZERS NOODLES CHEF’S SPECIALS Vegetable Spring Roll (2) 3 Miso Soup 3 Noodles Soup Appetizers Soybean soup with tofu, scallion and seaweed. Crispy spring roll skin with fresh vegetables and bean threat noodles served with Thai E-San Sausage 9 Wonton Soup 4 sweet and chili sauce. Veggie, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Tofu 10 Wrapped wonton skin stuffed with Thai north-eastern style sausage Fried Wonton (5) 4 Shrimp 12 ground chicken in a clear broth. Moo Daad Deaw 9 Deep fried wonton with special sauce. Tom Yum Chicken/Shrimp B 5/7 Boat Noodles Thai Style pork jerky marinated with Thai Shumai (4) 5 Lemon grass soup with Thai herbs, Rice noodle, bean sprout, cilantro seasoning and Yoyo’s special sauce. mushroom, grape tomatoes, scallion Shrimp or Pork Chinese dumpling. in special broth. Nua Daad Deaw 9 and cilantro. Gyoza (4) 5 Tom Yum Noodles Soup B Thai Style beef jerky marinated with Thai B Tom Kha Chicken/Shrimp 5/7 Fried or Steam Japanese pot sticker, pork Rice noodle, bean sprout, scallion, seasoning and Yoyo’s special sauce. and vegetable. Lemon grass soup with coconut cream, cilantro and ground peanut in spicy soup. Entrée mushroom, scallion and cilantro. Crispy Tofu (8) 5 Yen Ta Four Tofu Soup 4 Deep-fried tofu with sweet Thai chili sauce. Wide rice noodle with iconic Thai pink sauce. Crab Fried Rice 13 Tofu, scallion and bok choy in clear broth. Satay (4) 6 Sukiyaki Ginger Rice Soup Special Thai fried rice with egg, scallion Thai style chicken skewer with peanut sauce. Bean thread noodles, Napa cabbage, celery, and crab meat. Chicken/Shrimp 5/7 Shrimp in the Blanket (4) 6 scallion and egg in sukiyaki soup. Pork Belly with Chinese Broccoli 13 Rice soup with ginger in clear broth Shrimp wrapped with spring roll skin with sweet Thai chili sauce. Pho 10 Stir-fried crispy pork belly with Chinese broccoli, garlic with brown sauce. Vietnamese style noodles with fresh beef, B rice noodles, onion, bean sprout, scallion Pork Belly Basil 13 SALADS in pho broth. Stir-fried crispy pork belly, garlic, fresh chili FRIED RICE basil leave with brown sauce. Green Salad 3 Duck Noodles Soup 12 Tom Zaap B 13 Lettuce, spring mix, carrots with Thai Quarter roasted duck with egg noodle, Veggie, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Tofu 9 celery, bean sprout and cilantro in duck broth. Hot and sour North-eastern Thai spicy soup peanut dressing. with beef, chili, kaffir lime leave, lemon grass. Papaya Salad B 8 Shrimp 11 Fresh green shredded papaya mixed with Stir-Fried Noodles peanuts, carrot, tomato, green bean, garlic, Fried Rice SIDES & EXTRAS lime juice, fish sauce and palm sugar. Sautéed white rice with egg, scallions, Veggie, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Tofu 9 Sticky Rice 3 Nam Sod Salad B 8 onions, carrots with brown sauce. Shrimp 11 White Rice 2 Ground chicken mixed with peanuts, Basil Fried Rice B Meat Extra 2 green apple, ginger, onions, scallion, Sautéed white rice with egg, scallions, Pad Thai cilantro and Thai special dressing. onions, carrots and Thai basil leave. Extra Chicken, vegetables, pork and beef. Sautéed rice noodles with egg, bean sprouts, Larb B 8 Green Curry Fried Rice Shrimp Extra 3 carrot, scallions and ground peanuts. Extra Shrimp Ground chicken or pork mixed with red Sautéed white rice with green curry paste Pad Woon Sen onions, scallion, cilantro, ground roasted with coconut milk, bell peppers, bamboo rice and Thai special dressing. shoots and basil leaves. Sautéed bean thread noodles with egg, onion Num Tok B 10 Pineapple Fried Rice tomatoes, scallions, celery and carrot. DESSERTS Seared pork or beef with red onions, Pad See Ew Sautéed white rice with egg, scallions, Fried Banana (5) 3 scallion, cilantro, ground roasted rice onions, carrots and pineapple with curry Sautéed wide rice noodles with egg, broccoli, carrot with sweet soy sauce. Deep-fried banana wrapped with spring and Thai special dressing. powder. roll skin served with honey. Yum Woon Sen B 10 Pad Kee Mao B Fried Cheesecake 6 Bean thread noodles mixed with ground Sautéed wide rice noodles with bell pepper, chicken and shrimp, red onions, tomatoes, STIR-FRIED onion, carrot, basil leave and bamboo shoot. Tempura style cheese cake scallions and Thai special dressing. Mama Kee Mao B Veggie, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Tofu 9 Sautéed Mama noodles with bell pepper, onion, carrot, basil leave and bamboo shoot. DRINKS CURRY Shrimp 11 Lad Nah Thai Tea 3 Veggie, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Tofu 9 Sautéed wide rice noodles with egg, broccoli, Thai Coffee 3 Basil B carrot with thick broth. Soda 2 Shrimp 11 Sautéed bell peppers, carrots, garlic, onion Stir-Fried Sukiyaki Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, etc and basil leaves with Thai spicy sauce. Sautéed bean thread noodles, Napa cabbage, Bottle Water 2 Red Curry B Ginger celery, scallion and egg with sukiyaki sauce. Beer 5 Red curry paste with coconut milk, bell Sautéed ginger, bell pepper, onion, scallion Lo Mein peppers, bamboo shoots and basil leaves. celery, carrots with brown sauce. Singha, Chang, Heineken B Sautéed lo-mein noodle, scallion, onion Wine 5 Green Curry Vegetable and bean sprout.. Green curry paste with coconut milk, bell Mixed vegetables with brown sauce. peppers, bamboo shoots and basil leaves. Sweet and Sour Panang Curry B Bell peppers, onions, celery, carrot, tomatoes, Food Allergy Notice Panang curry paste with coconut milk, bell pineapple, scallions in Thai sweet and sour Before you order, let our staff know of any food allergies of preferences. peppers, ground peanut and kaffir lime leaves. sauce. 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