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Spicy Or Ginger Basil Eggplant Or Bamboo Garlic Served with rice (Brown rice add $ 1.00), soup and salad with peanut dressing Soup not included with take out order, Soup or Salad = $ 1.00 if not order with lunch special Tofu or Veggies or Pork or Chicken = $ 13.50 Beef or Prawns or Fish or Crabmeat = $13.95 Spicy or Ginger Basil Eggplant or Bamboo Garlic Broccoli Green bean BBQ Pork or Beef Spicy Prawns Spicy Catfish Yellow or Green Chicken Red Curry Tofu Panang Beef or Fish Fried Rice or Basil Fried Rice Curry Noodle $ 13.95 Seafood Noodle Soup Pad Thai Pad See Ewe Spicy Spaghetti APPETIZERS Coconut Shrimp $ 5.50 Pot Sticker $ 4.95 Prawn Rolls $ 5.50 Satay $ 11.95 Imperial Roll $ 4.95 Roti $ 9.95 SALADS 1. Thai Garden Salad (Also available in vegetarian)…………………………………………………………………………… $ 13.95 Assorted Vegetables, slice chicken and boiled egg tossed in Thai salad dressing or Peanut Sauce Dressing 2. Yum Woon Sen (Also available in vegetarian) ………………………………………………………………………………… $ 15.95 Silver noodles salad with prawns and squids or tofu tossed in spicy dressing. 3. Thai Salad - Mushroom …………………………… $ 13.95 -Beef ………………………………………………… $ 15.95 - Shrimps or Squids or Mussels …………………………………………………………………………… $ 15.95 - Mixed Seafood ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… $ 18.95 Smoother salad with your choice, onion , shredded carrot, sweet chili paste, served on fresh lettuce. 4. Larb Style – Tofu or Ground Chicken or Ground Pork or Ground Beef………………………………..… $ 13.95 Poached chopped chicken or pork or tofu tossed with onion, lemon grass, rice powder, mint leaves with special sauce. *** Chef’s Special Chicken Satay Salad …………………………………………………………………………………………………. $ 14.95 Thai Garden Salad Yum Woon Sen Thai Salad Seafood Chicken Satay salad SOUPS Bowl Small Large 5. Tom Yum – Tofu or Veggie or Chicken ………………………………… $ 4.95 $12.95 $ 15.95 - Prawns ………………………………….………………………. $ 5.50 $14.95 $ 17.95 - Seafood ………………………………….……………………. $ 5.95 $16.95 $ 19.95 Spicy and sour soup with mushrooms, lemon grass, lime juice, chili paste, cilantro and kaffir leaves. 6. Tom Kha – Tofu or Veggie or Chicken …………..…………………… $ 4.95 $12.95 $ 15.95 - Prawns ……………………………………….…………………… $ 5.50 $14.95 $ 17.95 - Seafood …………………………………….…………………… $ 5.95 $16.95 $ 19.95 Spicy and sour soup in coconut milk, mushrooms, galangal, lemon grass and a touch of lime juice. THAI CURRY * All curries do not come with rice, please order rice separately * 7. Panang Curry ……..…………………… Tofu or Chicken or Pork $14.95 Beef $15.95 Prawns $ 16.95 An authentic Thai panang curry with coconut milk, bell pepper and sweet basil. 8. Green Curry …………………………… Tofu or Chicken or Pork $14.95 Beef $15.95 Catfish $ 16.95 An authentic Thai green curry with coconut milk, eggplant, bell pepper and sweet basil. 9. Red Curry ………………………………… Tofu or Chicken or Pork $14.95 Beef $15.95 Prawns $ 16.95 An authentic Thai red curry with coconut milk, bamboo shoot, bell pepper and sweet basil. 10. Yellow Curry …………………………… Tofu or Chicken or Pork $14.95 Beef $15.95 Prawns $ 16.95 An authentic Thai yellow curry with coconut milk, potatoes, carrots and onions. 11. Prawns Curry …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $ 16.95 Prawns with red curry, pineapples, tomatoes, bell pepper, green peas and sweet basil in coconut milk. 12. Roasted Duck Curry ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $ 18.95 Roasted duck with red curry, pineapples, tomatoes, bell pepper and sweet basil in coconut milk. Panang Curry Green Curry Red Curry Yellow Curry Prawns Curry DESSERTS & BEVERAGE Fried Banana Mango & Sticky Rice Roti with Ice cream Thai Ice Young Coconut $ 8.95 $ 8.95 $ 8.95 Tea/Coffee $ 4.00 $ 5.00 Togo Add $ 0.50 18 % Gratuity will be added for party of 5 or more. .
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