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Carbonara Toppoki Garden Salad Chicken Salad Tacoyaki Fried Casual Stir-Fry Cheese Kimchi Potato Noodles Pancake with garlic chives, spring onion, mushroom, Korean pancake(pan-fried) carrots in soy sauce seasoning. made with Kimchi & THICK NOODLE OR Mozzarella cheese. THIN NOODLE $18.8 $16.8 without cheese $17 Seafood Pancake spicy-soup Korean pancake(pan-fried) topokki made with seafood & Stir-fried rice cake sticks, spring onion. spring onion, fish cakes $18.5 in sweet & spicy chilli soup. $15 extra mozzarella cheese +$5 Carbonara Fried Prawn Toppoki & Chips Stir-fried rice cake sticks, $19.5 bacon, vegetables in Carbonara sauce. $19.8 Chicken Salad Garden Salad Fried chicken breast fillets, salad, Redpepper fresh garden salad egg, cheese with honey with balsamic dressing. mustard sauce. $12 $19.8 TAcoyaki Fried Dumplings Octopus ball-shaped Pork & vegetable Japanese snack. fried dumplings (8pcs). $16 $12 Please NOTE 6 pcs Spring Rolls * SOME MENU IS SERVED WITH PORTABLE BURNER, Vegetable spring rolls PLEASE TAKE CAUTION WHEN OPERATING BURNER. with sweet chilli sauce. * TAKEAWAY CONTAINER: $0.20 $9.8 * VISA/MASTER/EFTPOS (NO AMEX CARD ACCEPTED) * 5% SURCHARGE APPLIES ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. * 1.5% FOR ALL CREDIT CARDS INCLUDING PAYPASS TRANSACTIONS. (COST OF ACCEPTANCE - ACCC) * MINIMUM CARD PAYMENT: $30 * TIME FOR LAST ORDERS VARY IN KOREAN AND CHICKEN MENU. PLEASE ASK BISTRO STAFF. OPEN 7 DAYS Sun-Thu 11:00am - 12:00am Fri / Sat 11:00am - 01:00am STRATHFIELD SPORTS CLUB REDPEPPER BISTRO RESTAURANT TEL. 02 9747 5055 TEL. 02 9701 0911 www.strathfieldsportsclub.com.au 4A Lyons st. Strathfield NSW 2135 ORIGINAL Fried Chicken Tender Long Chicken The original ICG’s delicately battered and golden coated Nutritious premium chicken breast fillets made from chicken, using ICG’s premium crispy and supremely juicy ICG’s special recipe. recipe. Served with mustard or sweet chilli dipping sauce. R $18 L $34 R $19 L $34 BONELESS $34 Spring Onion Chicken Creamy Onion Chicken A signature ICG choice – crispy fried chicken with Original fried chicken with ICG premium cream sauce & specially-made Wasabi flavoured sauce & fresh mild sliced onion. fresh spring onion sprinkled. R $21 L $36 The origin of Spring Onion Chicken in Australia. BONELESS $35 R $21 L $36 BONELESS $35 Snow Cheese Chicken Sweet & Spicy Chicken Let it snow! ICG’s finely grated cheese and onion ICG fried chicken enriched with a special sweet & with parsley sprinkled. spicy sauce. A full blast cheese flavour experience! This is a real sweet & spicy chicken! Must-eat chicken! Unbeatable taste! R $21 L $36 R $21 L $36 BONELESS $35 BONELESS $35 Spicy Garlic Chicken Garlic Soy Sauce The very special spicy soy sauce and sprinkled with Chicken sliced garlic flakes, green & red chilli pepper. Perfectly coated in soy-garlic glaze proudly boasting L $35 its special soy sauce recipe. Don’t miss out! L $35 Food images displayed in the menu may differ from actual presentation. / No rice or side dish served. What is Gangjung? Gangjung is Korean language and its meaning is AUSTRALIAN TAKE-AWAY PICKED RADISH bite-size traditional rice cookie. FRESH CHICKEN AVAILABLE SERVED Our Gangjung in chicken was named after its crispy and texture. Allergen Information CONTAINS SOYBEAN, WHEAT, GLUTEN AND EGG; MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF SESAME SEEDS, PEANUTS, AND TREET NUTS. Hot Fried Chicken Spicy ChiLli Chicken Mild hot fried chicken with extra crunchy bite. ICG’s chilli paste sauce combined with rice cake Another choice of fried chicken. to deliver a spicy yet mild experience. R $19 L $34 R $21 L $36 BONELESS $35 Hot & Spicy Gangjung Incredible Gangjung Incredible Gangjung meets with a real hot & spicy sauce A cinnamon based and soy sauce covered with a slight honey flavour. with honey flavoured sweet & crispy skin. R $21 L $35 R $19 L $35 BONELESS $34 BONELESS $33 Chicken Tower “make it tower!” “save $5” “stand it out” 2 stOREY : $70 SNOW CHEESE(R) + SWEET&SPICY(R) + INCREDIBLE GANGJUNG(BONELESS) 3 stOREY : $99 SWEET&SPICY(BONELESS) + INCREDIBLE GANGJUNG(BONELESS) + SPRING ONION CHICKEN(L) No cash discount applied. extras sweet&spicy creamy onion gangjung rice cake sticks sauce snow cheese hot & spicy others fresh onion FROM $1 spring onion spicy chilli fresh spring onion SERVED WITH CONTENTS RICE & SIDE & COOKWARE DISHES ARE HOT from the pan Braised Beef Grilled L.A. Short Rib Beef Rib Fine Aussie beef short rib braised L.A-style cut beef rib grilled & seasoned in sweet soy sauce marinade. in soy sauce marinade. $21 $19.8 Wagyu Bulgogi Spicy Stir-fry Pork Sizzling thin sliced Wagyu beef Stir-fried pork with vegetable seasoned in soy sauce base marinade. in spicy sauce. $19.8 $18.8 Stir-fry Teriyaki Chicken Webfoot Octopus or squid Redpepper Teriyaki chicken. Stir-fried Webfoot octopus or squid $18.8 with vegetable in spicy sauce. $18.8 Pan-fried Flatfish Pan-fried Mackerel Pan-fried flatfish with steamed rice Pan-fried mackerel with steamed rice and side dishes. and side dishes. $18 $18 Food images displayed in the menu may differ from actual presentation. stew / hot stone pot / soup / noodle Soybean Paste Stew Soybean Paste Stew Seafood Beef Brisket Fermented soybean paste, Seafood, Fermented soybean paste, beef brisket, mushroom, zucchini, onion, tofu. mushroom, zucchini, onion, tofu. $18 $17 Soybean Paste Stew Freshwater Snail Soft Tofu Stew Fermented soybean paste, Freshwater Snail, Soft tofu, napa cabbage, egg, onion, mushroom, zucchini, onion, tofu. zucchinni in spicy soup. $17 Seafood $18 Kimchi $17 Dumpling $17 Vegetable $16 oyster $18 hot stone-pot bibimbap hot Stone-Pot Bibimbap cockle (steamed&seasoned) Steamed rice, assorted vegetables Steamed rice, assorted vegetables in sizzling in sizzling stone pot. stone pot with cockle. (with chilli paste sauce) $18 Spicy Pork $18 squid $18 beef $18 vegetable $17 Chicken Ginseng Soup Beef & Noodle Home-made in Beef Bone Soup Whole young chicken stuffed Sliced beef&noodle in hot beef bone soup. with sticky rice, Ginseng, Korean dates, garlic in mild chicken soup. $17 $25 Spicy Beef Soup Green Tea Cold Noodle Beef strips with bean sprout, mushroom, Cold broth or Spicy sauce egg,onion in spicy soup. *NO RICE SERVED $18.8 $15 Food images displayed in the menu may differ from actual presentation. shared menu hot pot Serving Size Spicy S 2~3p M 3~4p CONTENTS SERVED WITH Pork Bone L 4~5p & COOKWARE RICE & SIDE Hot Pot ARE HOT DISHES Braised pork backbone with potatos & vegetables Extra Noodles $3.5 in spicy broth. Udon, Ramen, Potato Noodle, Chewy Noodle, White Noodle S $42 M $54 L $68 Extra RICE $2.5 Bulgogi Beef & Mushroom Wagyu Fresh Beef Mushroom Hot Pot Hot Pot Hot Pot Bulgogi (thin sliced soy sauce Thin sliced fresh beef, mushroom & Fresh thin Wagyu beef & marinated beef) with fresh vegetables with a hint of chilli mushroom,vegetable in mild mushrooms & vegetables in a powder in beef broth. beef broth. beef broth. S $46 M $58 L $70 S $42 M $56 L $68 $48 Spicy Mixed Kimchi & Pork SPICY PORK Hot Pot (ARMY STEW) Spare Rib SPARE RIB Ham, sausage, bacon, bean, slice Hot Pot HOT POT cheese, tofu, noodles, vegetables in Prime pork spare ribs Braised pork spare rib mixed in spicy beef broth. with fermented Kimchi, red chilli-based sauce. tofu in spicy soup. S $46 M $58 L $70 S $46 M $58 L $70 S $46 M $58 L $70 Spicy Fish Roe Seafood Soft Spicy Soup Hot Pot Tofu Hot Pot Hot Pot Fresh fish roe with vegetables Soft tofu, seafood, egg, onion, Assorted vegetables, seafood, in a spicy soup. zucchini in spicy hot pot. noodle in a hot and spicy soup. S $46 M $58 L $70 S $42 M $54 L $68 S $46 M $58 Food images displayed in the menu may differ from actual presentation. BRAISED (STEAMED) / NOODLE Spicy Braised Spicy Braised Monkfish octopus & Monkfish Braised octopus & monkfish in spicy chilli paste Braised monkfish in spicy chilli sauce with soybean sprout. paste sauce with soybean sprout. EXTRA S $52 M $68 $58 OCTOPUS $12 Pork Wrap Steamed Pig's Thin sliced steamed pork belly with lightly pickled cabbage leaf, Trotters green lettuce, spicy radish. Sliced steamed pig’s trotters garlic, lettuce, white kimchi, S $48 M $62 L $76 spicy radish with Star Anise(spice) *NO RICE SERVED. $48 Self-serve Topokki Braised Stir-fried rice cake sticks, dumplings,noodle, egg, Pollock Fish fish cake, ramen noodle, vegetables in spicy chilli soup. Braised pollock fish mixed *NO RICE SERVED with spicy sauce. $30 $40 vinegary seasoned Stir-Fry Octopus Buckwheat cockles & noodle & Noodles Noodles Steamed cockles mixed in spicy Stir-fried optopus & noodles mixed Buckwheat noodles & assorted leafy chilli & vinegary seasoning with with vegetables in spicy sauce veges, cabbage, cucumbers, carrots noodles(Buckwheat or White). (Buckwheat or White). served with chilli paste sauce. *NO RICE SERVED *NO RICE SERVED *NO RICE SERVED $35 $38 $35 Korean Chinese CONTENTS & COOKWARE ARE HOT SERVED WITH YELLOW PICKLED RADISH & KIMCHI noodle Black Bean Noodle White noodle, diced pork, onion, cabbage in black bean sauce. $14 Spicy seafood Noodle Soup White noodle, mussels, prawn, webfoot octopus, squid, clam in spicy soup. $18.5 Spicy Noodle Soup White noodle, diced pork, clam, squid in spicy soup. $17.5 NAGASAKI SEAFOOD NOODLE SOUP White noodle, mussel, prawn, webfoot octopus, clam, squid in white mild soup. $18 Black Bean Noodle on a large Plate Black bean noodle with seafood, pork and vegetable on a plate. good to share $26 fried / soup & rice fried Sweet & Sour Pork Fried pork with crispy battered with sweet & sour sauce. R $28 L $36 Spicy Seafood Soup & Rice Seafood, vegetable in spicy soup in an earthern bowl with rice. $18.5 Food images displayed in the menu may differ from actual presentation.
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