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Dwight School Seoul MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 03/05/2021 04/05/2021 05/05/2021 06/05/2021 07/05/2021 Fish & Potato Chips Honey Glazed Chicken Soy-braised Chicken Stew BBQ Pork Chop (Fish: Netherlands) (Chicken: Brazil) (Chicken: Korean,Brasil) (Pork: Korean) Roasted Sweet Potato Main Mac & Cheese Vegetable Tempura Fried onions Green bean Saute Spinach Saute Mushroom Saute Eggplant Parmesan F GL D PO CH EGG B CH PO GL SOY PK GL D TO Ban mi sandwich Tofu Steak & Teriyaki vegetable Mac & Cheese w. Tomato Farci Potato Gratin w. Cauliflower Steak Vegetarian (Bean:Imported) (Bean: Imported) GL D TO PO D TO D B SOY Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan Halal White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice Orange Ice cream Banana Cake Coleslaw Banchan Olive Salad Grapefruit Salad Corn Salad Green Salad Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi F FR B F SOY FR F FR GL D EGG F CU EGG D Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 10/05/2021 11/05/2021 12/05/2021 13/05/2021 14/05/2021 Meatball pepperoni pizza Bolognaise spaghetti Stir-fried chicken Hamburg Steak & Onion Gravy Chicken Pho (Chicken,Pork:Korean (Beef:Austrailia) (Chicken: Brasil, Korean) (Pork:Korean ,Beef: Australia) (Chicken : Korean) pepperoni:Impoted) Grilled Short Rib Pattie Focaccia Mashed Potato Spring roll Butter Garlic Pasta Main (Pork:Korean) BBQ beans Cauliflower saute Grilled Paprika Broccoli saute Seasoned radish (Bean: Imported) TO GL CH PK PK PO D CH GL PK D TO GL B Vegetable pilaff w. Fried egg & Tomato spaghetti gratin Vegan hamburger & Cheese stick Vegetable Pho Mushroom cheese Pizza Vegetarian Mushroom Farci TO D GL GL PO TO D GL B EGG TO B GL TO GL D Chicken Pho & Stir-fried seafood rice Chicken cheese Pizza Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan (Chicken : Brasil) (Chicken: Brasil) Seafood Dimsum Butter Garlic Pasta Halal (Seafood:Vietnam) Zucchini Gratin Roasted Brussels sprout CH SH GL D CH D GL White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice Cucumber Yuzu muchim Pickled radish slice &Sesame leaf Fried tofu w. Sweet soy sauce Organic yakult Corn Mayo Banchan Nicoise Salad Mozzarella Cheese Salad Green Salad Mango salad Cucumber Salad Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi EGG F B SOY CU F D F EGG B F D FR F CU EGG Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 17/05/2021 18/05/2021 19/05/2021 20/05/2021 21/05/2021 Beef Jjajang Rice Beef Bibimbap Grilled Hoisin Pork Belly w.bokchoy Buddha's birthday Cheese Tteokbokki (Beef: Australia) (Beef:Austrailia) (Pork: Germany) Sweet & sour Pork Seasoned Mungbean Muchim Glazed Sweet Potato Boiled Egg Main (Pork:Korean) Broccoli saute Crispy Croquette Mushroom saute Kimali B PO GL SOY PK EGG B PO GL PK SOY D EGG GL S Vegetable Bibimbap w. Kimchi Vegetable Jjajang noodle Avocado vegetable wrap Tteokbokki & Cheese Stick Vegetarian Pancake B PO GL EGG F GL GL D TO D EGG GL Beef Jjajang Rice Beef pilaff w. Fried egg Chicken Avocado wrap Traditional Beef Tteokbokki (Beef: Australia) (Beef:Austrailia) (Chicken: Brasil) (Beef:Austrailia) Crispy Shrimp Halal Spring roll Cheese Stick Boiled Egg (Shrimp: Vietnam) Green bean Saute BBQ Beans Mushroom saute Kimali B PO EGG SH GL B CH GL D TO EGG EGG GL S White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice seaweed Rice Steamed Dumpling Pineapple Soy-braised Burdock Apple (Pork: Korean) Banchan Caesar Salad Green Salad Quinoa salad Chicory Salad (Pork: Imported) Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi FR F PK D F SOY F FR S PK F Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 24/05/2021 25/05/2021 26/05/2021 27/05/2021 28/05/2021 Bacon Carbonara Stir-fried Spicy Pork Beef Lasagna Mapa Tofu Crispy Teriyaki Chicken Rice (Pork: Imported) (Pork:Korean) (Beef:Austrailia) (Pork:Korean, Bean:Imported) (Chicken:Korean) Chicken ball w. Sweet chili sauce Garlic Baguette Chives Pancake Basil Focaccia Seasoned Acorn Jelly Main (Chicken:Korean) Ratatouille Mungbean Sprouts Namul Zucchini Saute Cauliflower saute Roasted Carrot PK D GL TO PK GL GL TO D PK B CH CH GL EGG SOY D Mushroom Cream pasta Spanish Omelette Vegetable Lasagna Mushroom Ravioli & Tomato Sauce Stir-fried Kimchi Rice w. Fried Egg Vegetarian D GL EGG PO TO D GL GL D TO EGG Chicken Rose Pasta Stir-fried Beef with Broccoli Beef Lasagna Pulled Chicken Burger Grilled Chicken Rice (Chicken: Brasil) (Beef:Austrailia) (Beef:Austrailia) (Chicken:Brasil) (Chicken:Brasil) Garlic Baguette Chives Pancake Garlic Baguette French Fries Seasoned Acorn Jelly muchim Halal Ratatouille Corn Cheese Grilled Asparagus Grilled Tomato Roasted Carrot CH D TO GL GL D TO D GL CH PO TO CH EGG SOY D White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice White/Multi Grain Rice Potato ball Stir-fried Fish cake ball Homemade Pickle Cucumber Yuzu muchim Seasoned Seaweed Banchan Garbanzo Salad Tomato Salad/Grape Green Salad Mandarin Salad Tomato Caprese Salad (Bean:Imported) Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi Kimchi/White Kimchi F PO TO FR F SOY F B CU F FR CU S F TO D Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 31/05/2021 Chicken Fajita w Tortilla (Chicken: Brasil) Salsa/Sour Cream/Guacamole Main Paprika saute CH GL D TO Vegetable Fajita w.Tortilla Vegetarian GL TO Chicken Fajita w Tortilla (Chicken: Brasil) Salsa/Sour Cream/Guacamole Halal Shrimp Paprika saute CH PO D SH White/Multi Grain Rice Corn saute Banchan Green Salad/banana Kimchi/White Kimchi F FR Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 03/05/2021 04/05/2021 05/05/2021 06/05/2021 07/05/2021 피쉬앤칩스 허니글레이즈드치킨 안동찜닭 바베큐폭찹 (어육:네덜란드) (계육:브라질) (계육:국내산,브라질) (돈육:국내산) 맥앤치즈 고구마구이 야채튀김 양파링튀김 Main 그린빈구이 시금치소테 새송이버섯소테 가지파마산 F GL D PO CH EGG B CH PO GL SOY PK GL D TO 감자그라탕 w. 컬리플라워 반미샌드위치 두부구이 w. 데리야끼 야채볶음 맥앤치즈w. 토마토팍시 Vegetarian 스테이크 (대두:수입산) (대두:수입산) GL D TO PO D TO D B SOY 라마단 라마단 라마단 라마단 Halal 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 오렌지 아이스크림 바나나케이크 코울슬로 Banchan 올리브샐러드 자몽샐러드 콘샐러드 그린샐러드 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 F FR B F SOY FR F FR GL D EGG F CU EGG D Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation. MAY.2021 Dwight School Seoul 10/05/2021 11/05/2021 12/05/2021 13/05/2021 14/05/2021 함박스테이크 미트볼페퍼로니피자 볼로네제스파게티 닭갈비 닭고기쌀국수 &어니언그레이비소스 (돈육,계육:국내산,페퍼로니:수입 (우육:호주산) (계육:국내산,브라질) (계육:국내산) (돈육:국내산,우육:호주산) 산) 떡갈비구이 포카치아 으깬 감자 채소춘권 버터갈릭파스타 Main (돈육:국내산) 바베큐빈스 컬리플라워구이 구운파프리카 브로콜리구이 단무지무침 (대두:수입산) TO GL CH PK PK PO D CH GL PK D TO GL B 야채필라프 w. 계란후라이 & 토마토스파게티그라탕 비건버거&치즈스틱 채소 쌀국수 머쉬룸치즈피자 Vegetarian 양송이팍시 TO D GL GL PO TO D GL B EGG TO B GL TO GL D 닭고기 쌀국수 w.해물볶음밥 치킨치즈피자 라마단 라마단 라마단 (계육:브라질 우육:호주산) (계육:브라질) 해물샤오마이 버터갈릭파스타 Halal (해물:베트남산) 쥬키니그라탕 방울양배추구이 CH SH GL D CH D GL 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 쌀밥/잡곡밥 오이유자무침 깻잎 & 쌈무 간장두부튀김 유기농 요구르트 콘마요 Banchan 니스아수샐러드 모짜렐라샐러드 그린샐러드 망고샐러드 오이샐러드 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 김치/백김치 EGG F B SOY CU F D F EGG B F D FR F CU EGG Allergy Code : CH=Chicken ,PK=Pork, TO=Tomato, PO=Potato, F=Fish, S=Seafood, GL=Gluten, B=Bean, SOY=Soy, FR=Fruit, LE=Lemon, CO=Coconut, SH=Shrimp, D=Dairy, CU=Cucumber, EGG=Egg, TU=Turmeric Country of Origin: Kimchi(Cabbage:Korean,Pepper:Korean),White Kimchi(Cabbage: Korean), Rice: Korean *The menu may change depending on the food supply situation.
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