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“Palette at Home”! with Our Interactive Cooking Meal Kit, and Frozen Dim Introducing “Palette at Home”! With our interactive cooking meal Introducing “Palette at Home”! With our interactive cooking meal kit, and frozen dim sum offering, you can prepare authentic Chinese kit, and frozen dim sum offering, you can prepare authentic Chinese dishes from your kitchen that would impress your friends and family. dishes from your kitchen that would impress your friends and family. Iberico Roasted Pork “Char Siu” Iberico Roasted Pork “Char Siu” Bao Slider ($32, serves 2) Bao Slider ($32, serves 2) Entry level (Prep time: 15 minutes) Entry level (Prep time: 15 minutes) In a few simple steps, you can In a few simple steps, you can prepare delicious slider of puffy bao prepare delicious slider of puffy bao with rich and tender “Cha Siu” with rich and tender “Cha Siu” pork! Iberico pork! Wagyu Biang Biang Noodle Wagyu Biang Biang Noodle ($22, serves 2) ($22, serves 2) Intermediate level (Prep time: 20 minutes) Intermediate level (Prep time: 20 minutes) Pull noodle like a master from China's Shaanxi Pull noodle like a master from China's Shaanxi Province! Our version adds wagyu beef, fresh Province! Our version adds wagyu beef, fresh herbs, and crunchy soy beans for a complex herbs, and crunchy soy beans for a complex dish that is flagrant and refreshing. dish that is flagrant and refreshing. Palette Siu Mai Dumpling Palette Siu Mai Dumpling ($32, 12 dumplings) ($32, 12 dumplings) Advanced level (Prep time: 30 minutes) Advanced level (Prep time: 30 minutes) Ready for a challenge? Really want to Ready for a challenge? Really want to impress your friends? Make this one of a impress your friends? Make this one of a kind delicious pork and shrimp “Siu Mai” kind delicious pork and shrimp “Siu Mai” dumplings with our house made wrappers! dumplings with our house made wrappers! Pick up from 11:30 am to 7:30 pm, 7 days a week Pick up from 11:30 am to 7:30 pm, 7 days a week to place an order, please visit our website or call us: to place an order, please visit our website or call us: paletteteahouse.com / 415-347-8888 paletteteahouse.com / 415-347-8888 "YUM CHA" 飲茶 at home!! "YUM CHA" 飲茶 at home!! "Yum Cha" is the tradition of friends and family having dim sum "Yum Cha" is the tradition of friends and family having dim sum and tea together. You can now cook our simple to prepare dim and tea together. You can now cook our simple to prepare dim sum in your kitchen! sum in your kitchen! DUMPLINGS 餃子 quantity price DUMPLINGS 餃子 quantity price Original Pork Soup Dumpling "XLB" 15$ 18.00 Original Pork Soup Dumpling "XLB" 15$ 18.00 Chicken Soup Dumpling "XLB" 15$ 18.00 Chicken Soup Dumpling "XLB" 15$ 18.00 Sichuan Seafood Dumpling 15$ 18.00 Sichuan Seafood Dumpling 15$ 18.00 Peking Pork and Chives Dumpling 15$ 18.00 Peking Pork and Chives Dumpling 15$ 18.00 Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai 12$ 15.00 Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai 12$ 15.00 Chicken and Mushroom Siu Mai 12$ 15.00 Chicken and Mushroom Siu Mai 12$ 15.00 BAO 包 quantity price BAO 包 quantity price Steamed BBQ Pork Bao (Cha Siu Bao) 12$ 15.00 Steamed BBQ Pork Bao (Cha Siu Bao) 12$ 15.00 Salted Egg Lava Bao (Lau Sa Bao) 12$ 15.00 Salted Egg Lava Bao (Lau Sa Bao) 12$ 15.00 Chicken and Parsley Bao 12$ 15.00 Chicken and Parsley Bao 12$ 15.00 PREMIUM TEA 610.00$ PREMIUM TEA 610.00$ · choice of Jasmine, Oolong, Pu-Er (Premium tea packed in house) · choice of Jasmine, Oolong, Pu-Er (Premium tea packed in house) HOUSE MADE CONDIMENTS HOUSE MADE CONDIMENTS Chilli Sauce 6 oz$ 10.00 Chilli Sauce 6 oz$ 10.00 Chinese Mustard 6 oz$ 8.00 Chinese Mustard 6 oz$ 8.00 XO Chilli Sauce (contains dried scallop) 6 oz$ 18.00 XO Chilli Sauce (contains dried scallop) 6 oz$ 18.00 STEAMING KIT each set$ 15.00 STEAMING KIT each set$ 15.00 · steam rack (1), bamboo basket with lid (1), steaming paper, jasmine · steam rack (1), bamboo basket with lid (1), steaming paper, jasmine tea bags (2) tea bags (2) · chilli sauce, Chinese mustard, house blend soy sauce, vineger with · chilli sauce, Chinese mustard, house blend soy sauce, vineger with ginger for soup dumpling, typhoon condiments (2 oz each) ginger for soup dumpling, typhoon condiments (2 oz each) STEAMING BASKET each$ 8.00 STEAMING BASKET each$ 8.00 · bamboo basket with lid, steaming paper · bamboo basket with lid, steaming paper Receive complimentary STEAM BASKET, STEAMING PAPER, and Receive complimentary STEAM BASKET, STEAMING PAPER, and STEAM RACK for orders over $50 STEAM RACK for orders over $50.
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