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Sweettee Thai Cafe Togo JUL21.Cdr Sweetee Thai Cafe Appetizers FRIED WONTON W/ CREAM CHEESE (5) 8.95 Cream cheese and avocado served with Sweet N' Sour Sauce FRIED SHRIMP (4) 10.95 Breaded Battered Shrimp Deep-Fried to a Golden Brown Served with Sweet N' Sour and Chili-Garlic Sauces SOFT SHELL CRABS 19.95 Deep-Fried Soft Shell Crab Served with Sweet N' Sour and Garlic Chili Sauces SATAY (3) Beef $10 Chicken 8 Skewered and Grilled with Coconut Milk. You Have You Choice of Marinated Tender Beef or White Meat Chicken. Served with Peanut Sauce SOUTHLAND WONTONS (6) 5.95 Deep-Fried Wonton Shells Stuffed with Ground Pork Served with Sweet N' Sour Sauce LEEK CAKES (3) 8.95 Leek (Chinese Vegetable) Stuffed in a Soft Rice Biscuit Served with a Spicy Sweet N' Sour Sauce GOLDEN FRIED MEDALION 11.95 Breaded Calamari Deep-Fried to a Golden Brown Served with Sauce-Sweet & Sour and Chili-Garlic EXOTIC FISH CAKES (4) 12 Deep-Fried Fish Cakes. Served with Cucumber Relish and Sweet Plum Sauce TOFU TODD 10.95 Deep-Fried Tofu Squares Served with Sweet Dipping Sauce Topped with Crushed Peanuts SIAM SPRING ROLLS 7.95 Silver Noodles, Chicken, Cabbage, Celery and Carrot Wrapped and Deep-Fried to a Golden Brown BUSINESS HOURS THAI SPRING ROLLS 8.95 Chinese Sausage, Tofu, Green Onion, Egg and Bean Sprouts MON-THURS Wrapped with Fresh Spring Roll. Served with Sweet Tamarind Sauce GOLDEN NUGGET DUMPLING (7) 8.95 11.30 AM - 3.00 PM 5.00 PM - 9.30 PM FRIDAY 11.30 AM - 3.00 PM Issan Classic North-East Cuisine Served with a side of Sticky Rice 5.00 PM - 10.00 PM MOO YANG 13.95 SATURDAY Grilled Marinated Pork Served with Sweetee Thai's Special Chili Sauce 12.00 PM - 19.30 PM NAM TOK* Beef 14.95 Pork 13.95 SUNDAY Choice of Beef or Pork. Grilled and Place Atop a Tasty Mixture of Roasted Rice, Red Onion, Mint Leaves, Lime Juice and Chili 12.00 PM - 9.00 PM BBQ CHICKEN (Half) (A La Carte) 13.95 Marinated in a Mixture of Flavorful Herbs. Chicken is Charbroiled Thai Style. Served with Sweet N' Sour Sauce (562)865-6151-52 THAI JERKY 14.95 Choice of Beef or Pork. Marinated with Salt and Pepper. www.sweeteethai.net Then, Deep-Fried. Served with Sweetee Thai's Own Spicy Sauce. LARB* Beef 15.95 Chicken / Pork 13.95 Sweeteethaicafe Choice of Beef, Pork or Chicken. Mixed with a Perfect Blend of Spices. Onions and Lime Juice. Salmon Option Also Available ($23) * = SPICINESS 11700 South Street Building#101 (Mild / Medium / Spicy / Very Spicy) Artesia, CA 90701 Price are subject to change without notice. Soup Pan Noodles Big Pot Cup Each Dish Prepared with Your Choice of Chicken, Pork or Tofu Extra Meat $3 Tofu $3 Seafood $7 Shrimp$3 TOM YUM GOONG* 19.95 9 Thailand's Famous Soup, Shrimps, Mushrooms, PAD THAI 13.95 Lemongrass, Green Onion, Kafir Lime Leaf, Chili and Galanga Thai Rice Spaghetti, Pure and Simple! Noodles, Chicken, Shrimp, TOM YUM GAI * 19 8 Eggs, Tofu, Bean Sprouts, Green Onion, and Chopped Peanuts A Variation of Tom Yum Soup. PAD SEE IW 12.95 Rice Noodles Cooked with Sweet Soy Sauce and Eggs. Chicken, Mushrooms, Lemongrass, Green Onion, Served with Chinese Broccoli. Shrimp Option is Available (Add $2) Kaffir Lime Leaf, Chili and Galanga RAD NA 12.95 TOM YUM VEGETABLES * 19 8 Stir-Fried Soft Rice Noodles Topped with Thai Gravy. Mixed with Another Variation of Our Hot and Sour Tom Yum Soup. Chinese Broccoli This One Consisting of Only a Simple Mixture of Vegetables SPICY MONSOON NOODLES * 13.50 Flat Rice Noodles Stir-Fried with Chili, Onion, Tomatoes TOM KA GAI* 20.95 10 Bell Peppers and Basil Leaves. Choice of Chicken or Pork Chicken, Coconut Milk, Cabbage, Mushrooms, Green Onion and THAI STYLE PASTA* Beef 15.95 13.95 Galanga Spicy Spaghetti Cooked with Chili Jam. Bell Peppers, Onion and ANDAMAN SEA SOUP * 23.95 11.95 Basil Leaves. SOUTH ST. NOODLES 12.95 Our Sea Medley. A Spicy and Sour Soup Loaded with Squid, Shrimp. Flat Rice Noodles Stir-Fried with Green Onion, Eggs and Bean Sprouts. Scallops, Mussels, Imitation Crab and Mushrooms CHOW MEIN 12.95 THAI WONTON SOUP 19 8 A Classic. Stir-Fried Egg Noodles and Mixed Vegetables Pork Wontons with Shrimp, BBQ Pork, Fried Fish Cake, HEAVENS NOODLES 12.95 Bok Choy and Green Onion Steamed Egg Noodles with Baby Corn, Snow Pea, Carrot, TOFU SOUP 19 8 Mushrooms, Bamboo Shoots, Onion and Bell Peppers. Topped with For the Rainy Days, A Clear Broth Soup with Soft Tofu. Our Tasty Thai-Style Gravy. PAD WOON SEN 12.95 Stir-Fried Glass Noodles Served with Mixed Vegetables, Tomatoes, Eggs and Onions Salad MACARONI KEE MAO 13.95 SOFT SHELL CRAB WITH SPICY MANGO SAUCE* 16.95 Stir-Fried Macaroni Cooked with Chili Jam. Bell Peppers, Onion and Basilฺ Leaves. Deep-Fried Soft Shell Crab Topped with Spicy Mango Sauce RAD NA CRISPY NOODLES 13.95 EXTRA FANCY STUFF* 13.95 Deep-Fried to a Crisp Egg Noodles Will Then Be Drenched in Our Ground Chicken Blended w/ Chili Coconut. Crispy Rice & Lime Juice Thai-Style Gravy with Chinese Broccoli. SOM TUM (GREEN PAPAYA SALAD)* 11.95 RAD NA – YEN TA FO 13.95 The Best of Both Worlds. Flat, Pan-Fried Rice Noodles in Rad Na The Most Famous Thai Salad! A Combination of Green Papaya, Green Gravy. But Seasoned Yen Ta Fo Style Bean, Garlic. Chili, Cherry Tomatoes and Carrots. (ADD BLACK CRAB + $2) THE OUTRAGEOUS BEEF SALAD* 15.95 Noodle Soup Grilled Beef, Lettuce, Onion and Carrot Tossed in That Crazy and TOM YUM NOODLES* 12.95 Spicy Dressing Flat Rice Noodles in our Tom Yum Soup with a Mixture of BBQ Pork. GRILLED CHICKEN SALAD 13.95 Fish Balls, Ground Pork, Fried Fish Cake, Shrimp, Peanuts, Bean Lettuce, Carrot, Cucumber and Tomatoes Topped with Grilled Sprouts, Green Onion, Wonton Skin, Glass Noodles Option Available DUCK STEW NOODLES 13.95 Chicken. Served with Our House-made Honey Mustard Dressing Rice Noodle in Duck Broth with Boneless Duck, Bean Sprouts and DISCO SHRIMP (PLA GOONG)* 14.95 Green Onion Dancing Grilled Shrimp with Lettuce, Lemongrass, Carrot, Green WONTON AND EGG NOODLES 13.95 Onion, Lime Juice and Chili Paste Wonton and Egg Noodles Served with Fish Balls. THAI SALAD 12.95 Fried Fish Cakes, Shrimp, Green Onion and Bean Sprouts TEO CHEW NOODLES 12.95 A Simple and Flavorful Salad of Lettuce, Cucumber, Tomatoes, Bean Rice Noodles, Fish Balls, Fried Fish Cake, Shrimp, Ground Pork Curd, Hard-Boiled Egg and Peanut Dressing Bean Sprouts and Green Onion. YUM YAI* 14.95 SUKIYAKI THAI STYLE* 14.95 Thai for BIG Yum! Glass Noodle Salad Tossed with Shrimp, Chicken, A Choice Between Soup and Dried, Bean Thread Noodles in Sweetee Hard-Boiled Egg. Crushed Peanuts, and Lime Dressing Thai's Spicy Soup Served with Egg. Squid, Shrimp, Pork and Assorted Vegetables SQUID SALAD* 14.95 TOM YUM GOONG NOODLES* 13.95 Fresh Squid Mixed with Green Onion, Carrot and Celery. Rice Noodles, Shrimp, Mushrooms, Lemongrass, Kaffir Lime Leaf, Tossed in Lime Dressing Served with Lettuce Galanga and Green Onion. In Our Tom Yum Soup CUCUMBER SALAD* 11.95 BEEF STEW NOODLES 12.95 Shredded Cucumber, Carrot and Red Onion Tossed Lightly with Our Nice and Simple; Rice Noodles with Stew and Bean Sprouts Spicy Dressing YEN TO FO 12.95 Spicy Rice Noodles with Squid, Fish Balls, Fried Tofu, SOM TUM PLA-RA BLACK CRAB* 13.95 Vegetables and Wonton Skin with Red Limestone Sauce THAI BOAT NOODLES 12.95 Flat Rice Noodles Served in a Hot and Spicy Soup Along with Your Choice of Beef or Pork, Beef Stew, Liver, Meat Balls, Tripe, Bean Sprouts and Green Onion Special Dishes A La Carte TROUT W/ MANGO RELISH* (Market Price) Add Beef $3, Tofu $3, Veggies $3 ONG CHOI (Seasonal) (Market Price) Chicken|Pork|Tofu Beef Shrimp Ong Choi (Chinese Vegetables) Stir-Fried with Garlic and Chili SIZZLING BEEF 19.95 PAD PRIK KING* 15.95 17.95 18.95 A Sweetee Thai Favorite! Marinated Meat in Hot Sesame Sauce French-Cut Green Beans Served in Our Curry Sauce Choice of Pork Served at the Table on It's Own Sizzling Hot Plate. or Chicken PLA-RAD PRIK* 20.95 SPICY CHICKEN* 17.95 19.95 20.95 Deep Fried Fish with Garlic, Bell Pepper, and Spicy Sauce. Chicken Slices flavored with Chili Paste. Onion and Cashew Nuts for a Nice Crunch Tofu Option is Available MIXED VEGGIES GALORE 15.95 17.95 18.95 Your Choice of Chicken or Pork Stir-Fried with a Variety of Rice Dishes Vegetable and Garlic With Oyster Sauce Served with a Side of Salad, Extra Charge Brown Rice $2 EEGPLANT W/ BASIL LEAVES* 15.95 17.95 18.95 Chicken|Pork|Tofu Beef Shrimp Eggplants Cooked with Carrot, Onion, Mushrooms, Bell Peppers and Basil Leaves. Choice of Chicken or Pork PAD PRIK KING* 12.95 14.95 15.95 THAI STYLE CHICKEN* 16.95 18.95 19.95 French-Cut Green Beans Served in Our Curry Sauce Choice of Pork Ground Chicken Stir-Fried with Chili, Basil, Bell Peppers. or Chicken ORANGE CHICKEN 15.95 SPICY CHICKEN* 14.95 16.95 17.95 Crispy Chicken Stir-Fried in Orange Sauce Chicken Slices flavored with Chili Paste. Onion and Cashew Nuts for CATFISH W/ CHILI SAUCE 20.95 a Nice Crunch Tofu Option is Available Deep-Fried Catfish Slices. Covered with Chili Sauce and Basil MIXED VEGGIES GALORE 12.95 14.95 15.95 SEAFOOD W/ CHILI SAUCE 23.95 Your Choice of Chicken or Pork Stir-Fried with a Variety of Seafood Delight! Shrimp.
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