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A-4 Norcross, Georgia FRESH TEA S $4/L $4.50 JASMINE GREEN TEA / BLACK TEA / WINTER MELON TEA / GINGER TEA / GOJI BERRY TEA FLAVOR TEA ( CHOICE OF GREEN OR BLACK TEA ) S $4.25/L $4.75 HONEY FLAVOR TEA : 蜂蜜調味茶 STRAWBERRY FLAVOR TEA : 草莓調味茶 PASSION FRUIT FLAVOR TEA : 百香果調味茶 WINTER MELON FLAVOR TEA : 冬瓜調味茶 HONEY PEACH FLAVOR TEA : 水蜜桃調味茶 KUMQUAT FLAVOR TEA : 金桔調味茶 MANGO FLAVOR TEA : 芒果調味茶 KIWI FLAVOR TEA : 奇異果調味茶 SOUR PLUM FLAVOR TEA : 酸梅調味茶 LYCHEE FLAVOR TEA : 荔枝調味茶 PINEAPPLE FLAVOR TEA : 鳳梨調味茶 ROSE FLAVOR TEA : 玫瑰調味茶 FLAVOR MILK TEA JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA : 茉香綠奶茶 ALMOND MILK TEA : 杏仁奶茶 BLACK MILK TEA : 紅奶茶 COCONUT MILK TEA : 椰子奶茶 BROWN SUGAR MILK TEA : 黑糖奶茶 HONEYDEW MILK TEA : 密瓜奶茶 PUDDING MILK TEA : 布丁奶茶 MANGO MILK TEA : 芒果奶茶 COFFEE MILK TEA : 鴛鴦奶茶 MATCHA MILK TEA : 抹茶奶茶 CHOCOLATE MILK TEA : 巧克力奶茶 PAPAYA MILK TEA : 木瓜奶茶 MINT GREEN MILK TEA : 薄荷奶綠 STRAWBERRY MILK TEA : 草莓奶茶 GINGER MILK TEA : 薑母奶茶 TARO MILK TEA : 芋香奶茶 HONEY MILK TEA (G/B) : 蜂蜜紅/綠奶茶 THAI MILK TEA : 泰式奶茶 WINTER MELON MILK TEA : 冬瓜奶茶 SMOOTHIE FRUIT JUICE ( ICED OR BLENDED ) 杏仁奶昔 百香果汁 ALMOND SMOOTHIE : PASSION FRUIT JUICE : SCAN ME COCONUT SMOOTHIE : 椰子奶昔 HONEY PEACH JUICE : 水蜜桃汁 HONEYDEW SMOOTHIE : 密瓜奶昔 MANGO JUICE : 芒果汁 MANGO SMOOTHIE : 芒果奶昔 SOUR PLUM JUICE : 酸梅汁 MATCHA SMOOTHIE : 抹茶奶昔 PINEAPPLE JUICE : 鳳梨汁 PAPAYA SMOOTHIE : 木瓜奶昔 STRAWBERRY JUICE : 草莓汁 STRAWBERRY SMOOTHIE : 草莓奶昔 KUMQUAT JUICE : 金桔汁 CONTA CTLESS PMS Orange 021U PMS Global Black MENU TARO SMOOTHIE : 芋香奶昔 KIWI JUICE : 奇異果汁 ORDER + PA Y THAI TEA SHOOTHIE : 泰式奶昔 LYCHEE JUICE : 荔枝汁C : 0 C : 0 M : 53 M : 0 YAKULT ( PROBIOTIC DRINK ) COFFEE FRAPPEY :100 $4.50 Y : 0 K : 0 K : 100 5495 Jimmy Carter Boulevard STE. A-4 GREEN TEA YAKULT : 綠茶多多 ALMOND COFFEE FRAPPE : 杏仁咖啡 Norcross, Georgia 30093 LEMON YAKULT : 檸檬多多 COCONUT COFFEE FRAPPE : 椰子咖啡 LYCHEE YAKULT : 荔枝多多 CAPPUCCINO FRAPPE : 卡布奇諾咖啡 MANGO YAKULT: 芒果多多 MATCHA FRAPPE : 抹茶咖啡 T 770.300.9798 PASSION FRUIT YAKULT : 百香多多 MOCHA FRAPPE : 摩卡咖啡 www.bentocafe.com PINEAPPLE YAKULT : 鳳梨多多 TARO COFFEE FRAPPE : 芋香咖啡 STRAWBERRY YAKULT : 草莓多多 Monday - closed TOPPING 0.60EA Tuesday to Saturday - 11:30am ~ 07:30pm TAPIOCA / AIYU JELLY / EGG PUDDING / COFFEE JELLY / GRASS JELLY / RED BEAN Sunday - 11:30am ~ 07:00pm PREMIUM TOPPING 0.75EA ( kitchen closed between 4~5pm, bubble tea + dessert available all day ) ALOE VERA / CRYSTAL BOBA / STRAWBERRY POPPING BOBA / MANGO POPPING BOBA / RAINBOW CRYSTAL / CHIA SEED / LYCHEE JELLY APPETIZERS 開胃菜 BENTO ORIGINAL 盤餐 white rice topped with signature sauce + daily veggies BRAISED BEANCURD : 滷豆干 5.95 BOILED VEGGIE : 燙青菜 6.50 PORK CHOP : 排骨飯 ( F/G ) 12.00 MINCED PORK : 滷肉飯 11.75 PICKLED CUCUMBER : 涼拌黃瓜 4.50 PORK SUNG TOFU : 肉鬆豆腐 6.95 CHICKEN DRUM : 雞腿飯 ( F/G ) 12.00 SHREDDED CHICKEN : 雞絲飯 11.75 PICKLED CABBAGE : 台式泡菜 4.50 PRESERVED EGG TOFU : 皮蛋豆腐 6.95 BRAISED PORK : 焢肉飯 12.00 BRAISED BEEF SHANK: 五香牛肉片飯 12.00 cold sliced beef + green onion + cilantro PIG EAR : 涼拌豬耳朵 BENTO PORK CHOP : 招牌排骨 7.50 FISH FILET : 乾煎魚排飯 ( pan fried ) 13.00 BENTO CHICKEN DRUM : 招牌雞腿 7.50 SEASONED EGG : 滷蛋 1.95 RICE HUIFAN 燴飯 served with white rice BRAISED PORK : 焢肉 (3) 8.00 Wi Fi FRIED EGG ROLL : 炸春捲 (2) 4.00 CURRY CHICKEN : 台式咖哩雞燴飯 12.00 SEAFOOD HUIFAN : 海鮮燴飯NO SOLICITATION 13.00 TAIWANESE SAUSAGE : 台式香腸 7.95 chicken + carrots + potatoes + onion shrimps + squid + fish cake + clams + carrots + BRAISED BEEF SHANK : 五香牛肉片 8.95 CURRY CHOP : 咖哩排骨燴飯 12.00 broccoli + mushrooms + black fungus + baby corn DUMPLINGS : 水餃 (10) 8.95 pork chop + carrots + potatoes + onion VEGGIE HUIFAN : 素燴飯 12.00 steamed / pan fried / deep fried BENTO HUIFAN : 招牌燴飯 12.00 tofu + chinese veggies + carrots + broccoli + shiitake mushrooms black fungus baby corn pork + carrots + onion + bell pepper + tomatoes + + BENTO FRIED FRITTERS 酥炸物 SOUP NOODLE 湯麵 NUGGETS : 鹽酥雞 5.95 HOT DOG : 熱狗 4.50 SOUP NOODLE : 陽春麵 11.0 0 BRAISED PORK NOODLE : 焢肉麵 11.75 CORN NUGGET : 玉米球 4.50 NEW FRENCH FRIES : 薯條 4.50 sliced chicken breast + green onion + cilantro + braised pork + green onion + cilantro + 花枝丸 (6) salt + pepper / plum flavor SQUID BALLS : 5.75 bean sprout + chives chinese cabbage + sour cabbage JAPANESE FISH CAKE : 日式甜不辣 5.75 A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING 10.50 NEW WONTON NOODLE : 餛飩麵 (4) 11. 5 0 BEEF NOODLE : 紅燒牛肉麵 12.00 BENTO LOADED FRIES 8.95 RADISH CAKE : 炸蘿蔔糕 5.75 green onion + cilantro + bean sprout + chives braised beef shank + green onion + cilantro + fries + hot dog + nuggets mixed with onions, 炸米血糕 chinese veggie + sour cabbage FRIED STEAM RICE CAKE : 6.95 bento sauce, mayo and pork meat sauce CHOP NOODLE : 排骨麵( fried or grilled ) 11.75 pork chop + green onion + cilantro + SEAFOOD NOODLE : 海鮮麵 13.00 台灣小吃 SNACK FOOD bean sprout + chives + signature meat sauce shrimps + squid + fish cake + clams + green onion + cilantro + chinese cabbage BA WAN : 肉圓 5.25 MINCED PORK ON RICE : 滷肉飯 6.00 DRUM NOODLE : 雞腿麵 ( fried or grilled )11.75 chicken drum + green onion + cilantro + ** choice of rice or mung bean noodle WA KUE : 碗粿 5.25 BRAISED PORK ON RICE : 焢肉飯 6.50 bean sprout + chives + signature meat sauce can be substitute ** 雞絲飯 SHRIMP/OYSTER OMELETTE : 蝦/蚵仔煎 9.75 /10.75 CHICKEN ON RICE : 6.00 JAPANESE RAMEN 日式拉麵 RADISH CAKE : 台式蘿蔔糕( pan fried ) 5.75 TAIWANESE CONGEE : 台式鹹粥 9.50 STEAM RICE CAKE : 米血糕 7.50 TAKOYAKI : 章魚燒 （4）5.95 （6）6.95 TONKOTSU RAMEN : 豚骨拉麵 12.95 MISO RAMEN : 味噌拉麵 12.95 japanese charsu pork + green onion + fish cake + japanese charsu pork + green onion + fish cake + GUA BAO : 刈包 ORIGINAL PORKY 5.25 WASABI CHICK 5.25 BRAISED BEEFU 5.25 TRIO 15.00 beansprout + bamboo + pickle ginger + butter corn + bamboo + seasoned egg + nori seasoned egg + nori SOUP 湯 ADD ON : SHOYU RAMEN : 雞腿醬油拉麵 12.95 seasoned egg $1.75 egg roll $1.85 FISH BALL SOUP : 魚丸湯 (4) 4.75 WONTON SOUP : 餛飩湯 (6) 6.50 grilledWi Fi bento chicken drum + green onion + bamboo tw sausage $2.50 NO SOLICITATION green onion cilantro celery green onion cilantro celery fish cake + beansprout + seasoned egg + nori broth soup for $2.75 + + + + to any entree MEAT BALL SOUP : 貢丸湯 (4) 4.75 BRAISED BEEF SOUP : 紅燒牛肉湯 5.75 DRY NOODLE 乾/炒麵 green onion + cilantro + celery braised beef + green onion + cilantro COLD NOODLE : 涼麵 ( may - sept ) 8.50 TW STIR FRIED NOODLE : 台式炒麵 11.75 FISH + MEAT BALL SOUP : 魚丸+貢丸湯 5.00 BROTH SOUP : 清湯 3.25 carrots + cucumber + sesame dressing + shredded chicken + cabbage + carrots + green onion + cilantro + celery ( 2 EA ) green onion + cilantro + celery minced garlic green onion + cilantro + shiitake mushrooms + black fungus + celery FRIED RICE 炒飯 MIX ‘N’ TOSS NOODLE : 乾拌麵 10.75 green onion + cilantro + bean sprout + 雞肉 豬肉 素菜 chives minced garlic pork meat sauce CHOOSE : CHICKEN /PORK /VEGGIE PLAIN EGG : 雞蛋 10.00 SHRIMP : 蝦仁 11.95 + + + Wi Fi SHRIMP 蝦仁 +1.5 green onion + egg + chinese veggies + choice of protein seasoned egg CURRY CHICKEN : 雞肉 11. 5 0 SAUSAGE : 香腸 11.95 NO SOLICITATION SEAFOOD 海鮮 +2 RICE NOODLE : 炒米粉 11.75 onion + egg + carrots + chinse veggie + choice of protein PORK : 豬肉 11. 5 0 VEGGIE : 素菜 10.75 cabbage carrots green onion cilantro BASIL + + + + shiitake mushrooms black fungus celery basil + onion + egg + carrots + choice of protein SEAFOOD : 海鮮12.50 HOUSE : 本樓 12.95 + + + pork meat sauce or choice of protein vegetarian version available : 可素食.
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