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Pulutan – Filipino Fusion Bar Snacks to Inspire a Thirst

RAPSA@PLAY ARCHWAY 141 JUNCTION RD, N19 5PX Pulutan Bar Wednesdayy-Saturday 5-10pm / Bottomless Brunch Saturday 11-4PM PULUTAN Filipino Fusion Bar Snacks to inspire a thirst! Pork Lumpia Spring Rolls baby gem, Atchara, Kalamasi patis 6 Panko Crumbed Halloumi Fingers paprika, banana ketchup dip (v) 6 Ukoy Fritters butternut, carrot, sweet potato, lemongrass chilli dip (v/gf) 6 Slow Roasted Pork Lechon pork belly, Atchara pickle, Humba sauce 8 Oxtail Kare Kare oxtail croquettes, peanut & shrimp sauce, eggplant 8.5 Chicken Wings hot & crunchy wings, spring onion, Korean hot sauce 6 Skin On Fries crunchy fries, Nori seasoning, chilli salt, chilli mayo dip 4 KINILAW Filipino Ceviche, citrus & vinegars are used to ﬂash cure the ﬁsh. Prawn & Pineapple pomegranate, chilli, red onion, ginger, radish (gf) 7 Salmon & Mango Kilawin red pepper, chilli, ginger, coconut (gf) 7 Torched Mackerel grapefruit, orange, chilli, red onion, ginger, radish (gf) 7 ATCHARA Filipino pickled veggies to whet the appetite. Kinchay celery (v/gf) 3 Pepino cucumber (v/gf) 3 Pachay pak choi (v/gf) 3 SATURDAY BRUNCH available 11am-4pm Big Breakfast pork belly, onion hash, fried eggs, avocado salsa, mushrooms, sourdough, jalapeno dressing 11 Veggie Breakfast onion hash, fried eggs, mushrooms, avocado salsa, sourdough, jalapeno dressing (v) 10 Vegan Breakfast onion hash, BBQ beans, mushrooms, avocado salsa, sourdough, jalapeño dressing (ve) 10 Halloumi Finger Sandwich fried egg, banana ketchup, tomato, avocado salsa, spring onion hash 10 Extras: barbecue baked beans £3 smoked streaky dry cured bacon £3 eggs £3 mushrooms £3 cumberland sausage £3 Sourdough £3 RAPSA BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH Bottomless Aperol Spritz, Prosecco or Slushies for 100 minutes £25 Include any brunch item above for just £7 (Total: £32 with bottomless drinks).

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