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APPETIZERS Specialties SOUPS Rice And APPETIZERS CRAB RANGOON 9 MARINATED JELLY FISH 9 POTSTICKERS 10 Crisp Wontons, Crabmeat, Curried Cream Cheese Chilled Jelly Fish, Sesame Oil, Sambal Chili, Pickled Vegetables Pan Seared Pork Dumplings, Ponzu Dipping Sauce CHICKEN LETTUCE WRAPS 11 COCONUT SHRIMP 13 SPRING ROLLS 10 Romaine Lettuce Leaves, Diced Chicken, Peanuts, Coconut Crusted Shrimp, Thai Chili Sauce Crisp Vegetable Spring Rolls, Plum Sauce Scallions, Crunchy Rice Noodles EGG ROLLS 10 PU PU PLATTER 22 CHICKEN SATAY 10 Seasoned Pork, Chinese Vegetables, Plum and Coconut Shrimp, Potstickers, Chicken Satay, Egg Roll, Marinated Grilled Chicken Skewers, Thai Peanut Sauce Hot Mustard Sauce Crab Rangoon SOUPS WONTON 9 TOM YUM KUNG 9 FISH MAW AND CRABMEAT SOUP 19 Chicken Broth, Pork Wontons, Char Siu Pork Thai Hot and Sour Soup with Shrimp and Vegetables Seasoned Chicken Broth, Blue Crab Meat, Fish Maw HOT & SOUR 9 WOR WONTON 12 OXTAIL SOUP 13 Bamboo Shoots, Wood Ear Mushrooms, Tofu, Pork Shoulder Chicken Broth, Pork Wontons, Shrimp, Char Siu Pork, Braised Oxtail, Star Anise Broth, Vegetables Vegetables noodles wok PAD THAI BRAISED BEEF BRISKET 17 KUNG PAO CHICKEN 18 BLACK PEPPER BEEF 26 Sweet and Spicy Sauce, Rice Noodles & TENDON SOUP Marinated Chicken Breast, Vegetables, TENDERLOIN Chicken or Vegetable 18 Tender Beef, Egg Noodles, Bok Choy, Chili Peppers, Peanuts, Scallions, Kung Pao Sauce Wok Fried with Spring Onions and String Beans Shrimp 22 Spring Onions SWEET & SOUR OF CASHEW CHICKEN 18 YOUR CHOICE Chicken Breast, Toasted Cashews, BARBEQUED PORK NOODLES 16 CANTONESE WON TON 16 Wok Fried with Pineapple, Sweet Peppers, Chinese Vegetables Char Siu Pork, Egg Noodles, Vegetables onions, Sweet & Sour Sauce NOODLE SOUP MONGOLIAN BEEF 19 Shrimp and Pork Wontons, Seasoned Chicken or Pork 18 Shrimp 22 Tender Sliced Flank Steak, Onions, HONG KONG CHOW MEIN 17 Chicken Broth, Thin Egg Noodles, Bok Choy Mongolian Sauce Egg Noodles, Chicken, Char Siu Pork, BEEF WITH BROCCOLI 18 Vegetables CANTONESE CHOW MEIN 18 Tender Sliced Flank Steak, Broccoli, HONEY GLAZED SHRIMP 19 Your Choice of Beef, Chicken, Char Siu Pork Oyster Sauce Crisp Fried Shrimp, Honey Sauce, Sesame Seeds STIR FRY UDON or Shrimp with Soft Egg Noodles & Vegetables HONEY CHICKEN 17 GENERAL TSO’S CHICKEN 19 WITH X.O. SAUCE 18 Crisp Chicken Breast, Honey Sauce, Chicken Breast, Chili Peppers, Sweet & Spicy Sauce Julienne of Pork, Beansprouts and carrots DAN DAN NOODLES 17 Sesame Seeds Minced Chicken, Yakisoba Noodles, XO PRAWNS 22 LILLIE’S HOUSE STIR-FRY 21 BEEF CHOW FUN 17 Cool Cucumber, Bean Sprouts, Spicy Garlic Sauce Tiger Shrimp, Green Beans, Spicy XO Sauce Chicken Breast, Shrimp, Chinese Vegetables, Wok Seared Flank Steak, Flat Rice Noodles, Cantonese Style Sauce Bean Sprouts, Dark Mushroom Soy ORANGE PEEL BEEF 21 Crisp Flank Steak, Chili Peppers, Scallions, MA PO TOFU 16 Orange Sauce Minced Pork, Tofu, Peas, Carrots, Straw Mushrooms, Szechuan Sauce specialties *KAL BI STEAK 27 *BLACK PEPPER STEAK 28 LILLIE’S CLAY POT 25 Charbroiled Rib Eye Steak, Bok Choy, Fried Rice, Charbroiled New York Steak, Onions, Mushrooms, Scallops, Shrimp, Char Siu Pork, Chinese Vegetables, Hawaiian Style Glaze Black Pepper Sauce Spicy XO Sauce ROAST DUCK (HALF) 27 SALT AND PEPPER PRAWNS 22 FIRECRACKER SHRIMP 25 Crisp Roasted Duck, Five Spice Seasoning, Plum Sauce Crispy Shell-on Shrimp, Sweet Peppers, Onion, Crispy Shrimp, Pineapple, Chili Glazed Cashews Five Spice Salt, Chili Pepper SEA BASS 32 PEKING STYLE PORK CHOPS 25 Steamed Chilean Sea Bass, Ginger, Spring Onion, CURRY CHICKEN CLAY POT 19 Sweet and Sour Citrus glaze, Spring Onions Sesame Soy Sauce Chicken Breast, Pineapple, Vegetables, Basil, Coconut Curry Sauce rice and desserts vegetables CHOCOLATE CARAMEL LILLIE’S TRIO CRÈME BRÛLÉE 8 FRIED RICE BANANA CAKE 8 Chocolate, Vanilla and Ginger, Fresh Berry Compote Char Siu Pork, Vegetable, Chicken or House Special 10 Chocolate Cake, Caramelized Banana, Chocolate Ganache YUZU LEMON CAKE 8 Shrimp 13 COCONUT RUM CAKE 8 Layers of Cashew Cake, Yuzu Mascarpone Cream, CRAB FRIED RICE 13 White Cake, Rich Coconut Custard, Vanilla Whipped Cream Vanilla Meringue Blue Crab Meat, Sweet Peppers, Scallions BABY BOK CHOY IN GARLIC SAUCE 9 signature cocktails LILLIE’S SIGNATURE FRIED RICE 15 ZAKURO MARTINI 8 GEISHA 8 Chicken, Pineapple, Cashews, Raisins, Curry Spice Grey Goose L’Orange and Pomegranate Liqueur Skyy Vodka and Chambord Raspberry Liqueur shaken CHINESE BROCCOLI 12 and sweet & sour mix with Pama Pomegranate Liqueur and pomegranate juice With Ginger Sauce RISING SUN 7 APPLE SAKE 7 CHINESE WATER SPINACH 12 Grey Goose Vodka shaken with simple syrup, Sour Apple Pucker and Vodka shakenwith Gekkeikan Sake fresh strawberries, cranberry juice and sweet & sour mix With Garlic Sauce KUNG FU KOSMO 8 MIXED CHINESE VEGETABLES 9 CHERRY BLOSSOM MARTINI 8 Grey Goose Le Poire and triple sec with a hint of cranberry juice Absolut Vodka and Lychee Liqueur with cranberry juice * Thoroughly Cooking Foods Of Animal Origin Such As Beef, Eggs, Fish, Lamb, Milk, Poultry Or Shellfish Reduces The Risk Of Food Borne Illness. Denotes Spicy Food Individuals With Certain Health Conditions May Be At A Higher Risk If These Foods Are Consumed Raw Or Undercooked. 06/17.
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