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PUTIEN-MENU.Pdf STARTER Braised Pig Intestine Seaweed and Mini Shrimps Rp. ��,��� Dressed with Sauce Rp. ��,��� Ah Yuan Fragrant Braised Homemade Iced Bitter Gourd Herbal Chicken Rp. ��.��� Bean Curd Rp. ��.��� Rp. ��.��� BEANCURD & VEGETABLES Spinach in Stir-fried Yam Hotplate Supreme Stock Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (S) Bean Curd Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) Braised Bitter Homemade Sambal Kangkong Gourd Rp. ��.��� (S) Bean Curd Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) SEAFOOD Cereal Prawn Rp. ���.��� (S) Rp. ���.��� (M) Deep-fried Squirrel Fish Braised Fish Fillet Rp. ���,��� Rp. ���.��� (S) Rp. ���.��� (M) Deep-fried Oyster Cakes with Seaweed Deep-fried Crab Meat in Prawn Paste Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� Rp. ��.��� (M) Deep-fried Tenggiri Fish (per 2 pcs) Stir-fried Chilli Clams Rp. ��.��� Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (M) MEAT Deep-fried Pork Trotters Rp. 98,000 Shredded Pork Rp. 58,000 with Salt & Pepper (per 2 pcs) with Sesame Bun (per 2 pcs) PUTIEN Sweet & Sour Pork Rp. 99.000 (S) Honey Glazed Pork Ribs Rp. 188.000 (S) with Lychees Rp. 144.000 (M) Rp. 362.000 (M) Deep-fried Chicken Rp. 99.000 (H) Claypot Chicken Rp. 109.000 (S) Hotplate Beef Rp. 119.000 (S) with Garlic Rp. 189.000 (W) in Fermented Rp. 159.000 (M) with Bell Peppers Rp. 169.000 (M) Red Rice Wine SOUP Braised PUTIEN Bean Curd Bian Rou Soup with Chinese with Vinegar Cabbage Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ���.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ���.��� (M) Seaweed and Tofu with Crabmeat Soup Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (M) MAIN COURSE PUTIEN Lor Mee Fried Heng Hwa Bee Hoon Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ���.��� (M) Rp. ���.��� (M) Mazu Mee Sua PUTIEN PUTIEN "Ca Fen" Rp. ��.��� (S) Cabbage Rice Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ��.��� (S) Rp. ���.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) Rp. ��.��� (M) DESSERT Double-boiled Pear Hot Yam Paste Chilled Lemongrass Rp. ��.��� with Osmanthus & Rp. ��.��� with Gingko Nuts Rp. ��.��� Jelly with Fruits Aged Mandarin Peel SPECIAL PACKAGE Small (2-3 pax) Medium (4-5 pax) Large (6-7 pax) Rp. 299.000 Rp. 369.000 Rp. 469.000 1 package consists of: 1 Starter, 1 Vegetable, 1 Meat & 1 Main Course Starter (select one) • Ah Yuan Fragrant Herbal Chicken • Seaweed and Mini Shrimps Dressed with Sauce • Braised Homemade Bean Curd Vegetables (select one) • Spinach in Supreme Stock • Hotplate Bean Curd • Sambal Kangkong Meat (select one) • Shredded Pork with Sesame Bun • PUTIEN Sweet & Sour Pork with Lychees • Deep-fried Chicken with Garlic • Hot Plate Beef with Bell Pepper Main Course (select one) • PUTIEN Lor Mee • Fried Heng Hwa Bee Hoon.
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