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Pijiu Mainmenu For Pijiu Belly street food 小吃 Thai Tots: Sweet potato tots wok-tossed with Edamame: Steamed, with kosher salt $5 garlic, cilantro, and minced jalapeño; topped with Asian Spice Fried Pickles: Fried pickles tossed in Sriracha mayo $6 chef’s blend of Korean spices; served with Hand-Cut Fries: Choose one dipping sauce: Sriracha mayo $6 wasabi lemon aioli, gochujang, ponzu, or Sriracha mayo $5 Dumplings - Served with ponzu sauce $7 • Pan Seared Potstickers (+$1) • Fried Pork Gyoza • Pijiu’s Poutine: Hand-cut fries and mozzarella • Steamed Shrimp Shumai • Steamed Wasabi Pork Shumai • cheese curds served over teriyaki sauce topped with bacon bits and scallions $10 • Steamed Veggie Shumai • Pijiu’s Super Nachos - Bulgogi Beef, Chicken, or Tofu: Fried Seaweed Salad: Traditional seaweed salad $7 wonton skins topped with choice of protein, mozzarella, Jellyfish Salad: Napa, cucumber, onion and pico de gallo, leuce, Japanese mayo, gochujang sauce, jellyfish marinated in a garlic ponzu sauce $6 and Sriracha mayo $14 Bulgogi Kimchi Taco: Two tacos on flour tortillas $7 Wings: Seven fried wings tossed in our sweet and savory Tebasaki sauce, spicy garlic, or our Taiwanese Nuggets: Lightly fried dark meat chicken spicy gochujang sauce $8 pieces tossed in traditional yansu powder, fresh basil. - Side of ranch or blue cheese 25 - Choose one dipping sauce: wasabi lemon aioli, Pig Ears with Napa Salad: Thin sliced pig ears gochujang, sriracha mayo, or ponzu $7 topped with napa cabbage, cucumbers, and garlic ponzu sauce $6 Takoyaki: Six fried octopus balls with Tonkatsu sauce, mayo and dried bonito $5 Sweet Corn Cheese: Buered sweet corn topped with shredded cheese $5 Pijiu’s Ahi Tuna Poké: Raw ahi tuna, pico de gallo, Grilled On A Stick - With sea salt or teriyaki $6 cucumber, and seaweed served with Red Dragon Chicken • Beef • Shrimp sauce $9 Santa Fe Chicken Egg Rolls: Chicken, cheese, Spicy Duk-Gochi: Five pieces of Korean rice cake black beans, and corn wrapped in a wonton wrap wrapped with crispy applewood smoked bacon and fried and served over sweet chili sauce $7 served with spicy yangnyeom sauce $6 KoreanKorean CrispYCrispy rotisserierotisserie ChickenChicken Tonkotsu: Spicy pork bone broth with pork belly, hardboiled egg, spinach, bamboo shoots, wood ear mushrooms, scallions, and rayu chili $13 Spicy Bulgogi: Red chili pepper broth with bulgogi beef, kimchi, bamboo shoots, scallions, and bok choy $13 Shio Tofu: Traditional sea salt broth with fried tofu, bok choy, scallions, spinach, bamboo shoots, wood ear mushrooms, and nori $12 Spicy Dumpling: Spicy pork bone broth with one of each of our dumplings, Ramen spinach, zucchini, carrots, and scallions $13 Miso Ramen: Sea salt miso broth with your choice of chicken or tofu, edamame, sweet corn, seaweed salad, bamboo shoots, wood ear mushrooms, scallions and 拉面 nori $13 Dak Gom Tong “Pulled Chicken Rice Soup”: Hearty pork bone broth with pulled rotisserie chicken, rice, and scallions. Optional add-on of fried brussels sprouts at no additional cost $13 Add hard boiled egg +$1 • Extra noodles +$3.50 主菜 Big Plates 主菜 宫保拉面 Kung Pao Noodle or Rice Bowl: Noodles stir-fried with a spicy chili-garlic sauce, scallions, peanuts, hot chili peppers, bok choy and onions - Select Chicken, Tofu, or Shrimp $14 五花肉飯 Pork Belly Rice Bowl: Dry-rubbed and roasted pork belly served with rice, bok choy, and gravy $14 불고기 밥 Bulgogi Bop: Sliced ribeye marinated in traditional Korean pear juice and soy sauce; served with carrots, onions, and scallions over rice $14 Add fried egg +$2 Combo Dukboki: Rice cakes, ramen noodles, dumplings, cabbage, onions, scallions, carrots, fish cakes, and half hard boiled egg stir-fried in a spicy gochujang sauce $14 Add cheese +$1 Sharing Portion Yangnyeom Chicken: Whole rotisserie chicken chopped and then wok-tossed in spicy gochujang sauce; served with mu and jasmine rice $22 Sharing Portion 고추 마늘 치킨 Gochu Garlic Chicken: Whole rotisserie chicken chopped and then wok-tossed in garlic pepper soy sauce; served with mu and jasmine rice $22 Sharing Portion 左宗棠鸡 General Tso’s Chicken: Lightly baered chicken chunks with broccoli and onions stir-fried with sweet spicy sour sauce served over rice $13 辣蒜蝦 Spicy Garlic Shrimp: Lightly baered fried shrimp wok-tossed with scallions and spicy sambal garlic sauce; served over rice $15 야채 볶음 Stir-Fried Vegetables in Garlic Sauce w/ Rice: Bok choy, broccoli, carrots, onions, zucchini, soy beans, and napa with non-spicy garlic sauce - Select Chicken, Tofu, or Shrimp $12 돼지 불고기 밥 Pork Bulgogi Bop: Lean pork, kimchi, and onions stir-fried together and topped with scallions, served on a sizzling plaer with rice $14 Add fried egg +$2 Pijiu Burger: 8oz black angus pay topped with provolone, a fried egg, kimchi, bbq sauce, and Sriracha mayo $13 Bacon Cheeseburger: 8oz black angus pay topped with cheddar cheese, two slices of apple- wood smoked bacon, and beer BBQ sauce $12 Sizzling Burger Plate: Chopped french fries, onions, and cabbage stir-fried with Lenny sauce and topped with 8oz black angus beef pay (No Bun), provolone cheese, and a fried egg $13 Crispy Braised Pork Belly: Oven braised for hours then flash fried until crispy and smothered in a peach hoisin sauce $14 Bulgogi Cheesesteak: Marinated sliced ribeye wok-tossed with onions and peppers and topped with swiss cheese $13 Pijiu’s Fish & Chips: Two lightly baered and fried pieces of cod loin served on top of handcut fries; served with sweet chili sauce, Beer BBQ sauce, and tartar sauce $14 Garden Salad: Romaine leuce, cucumbers, red onions, tomatoes, carrots, wonton crisps $8 Add Salmon or Chicken filet to Garden Salad for $6 Hoisin Thai Beef Salad: Grilled flank steak on top of crispy romaine, sauteed onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and wonton crisps, served with green chili dressing $13 NO PROTEIN SUBSTITUTION PLEASE COMBO specials 콤보 • Cold Seasame Spinach • Garden Salad • • Whole Chicken + 1 Ramen $30 • Mu • Kimchi • Sweet Potato Tots • • Half Chicken + 1 Ramen $23 • Jasmine Rice • Brussels Sprouts • Hand-Cut Fries • • Crispy Pork Belly + 1 Ramen $25 • Yakisoba Noodles with Lenny Sauce • • Yangnyeom Chicken + Dukboki $34 .
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