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KUY TEAV L NOODLE SOUP Malis is a high-end Cambodian restaurant which boosts a Living Cambodian Cuisine KUY TEAV l NOODLE SOUP K1| គុយ䞶វម្ល� | 3.5 KUY TEAV MALIS - SIGNATURE PORK AND PRAWN NOODLE SOUP Our famous pork and seafood broth filled with rice noodles, pork stock and toppings K2| មី羶ច់គោចល⟒毒ា ំ | 3.8 SOUP MEE SROUY SACH KOR CHIN CHRAM - CRISPY MEE WITH MINCED BEEF Marinated minced beef cooked in its own broth and served with crispy Mee (egg) noodles K2 K3| គុយ䞶វ羶ច់គោ | 3.5 KUY TEAV SACH KOR - BEEF NOODLE SOUP Cambodian rice noodles with a pork broth and fresh slices of beef, flavoured with deep fried garlic and herbs K4| គុយ䞶វឆ្讹ងស៊ុប | 3.5 KUY TEAV CH’HEUNG SOUP - PORK NOODLE SOUP Nice and tender pork on the bone with a rice noodle soup K3 K1 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax K4 KUY TEAV l NOODLE SOUP K5| គុយ䞶វខគោ | 4.2 KUY TEAV KHOR KOR - BEEF STEW NOODLE SOUP A slow cooked beef stew with ginger, tomatoes and fresh rice noodles K6| គុយ䞶វគ្គឿងសមុ្䮚 | 3.8 KUY TEAV KROEUNG SAMUT - SEAFOOD NOODLE SOUP Fresh rice noodle soup consisting of a fabulous seafood broth with lemongrass and shallots K7| គុយ䞶វ្បហលត羶ច់្តី | 3.8 KUY TEAV PROHET SACH TREI - FISH BALL NOODLE Mekong river fish balls in a seafood broth rice noodle soup. A Cambodian national dish K8| គុយ䞶វ្បហុកខ្ល� | 4 KUY TEAV PRAHOK KTIS - NOODLE WITH PRAWNS A Malis special – Fish and prawns slowly cooked in a blend of prahok, traditional fermented fish, spices and coconut milk, served with fresh rice noodles and herbs in a pork both K6 K5 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax K7 K8 BAY l CAMBODIAN RICE B1 B2 B1| 厶យ羶ច់្្殼ក讶ំង | 3.3 BAY SACH CHROUK ANG - GRILLED PORK AND RICE Pork marinated in special spices and grilled to golden brown, served with steamed rice B2| 厶យ羶ច់掶ន់ | 4 BAY SACH MOAN - ROASTED CHICKEN AND RICE Roasted chicken leg flavoured with lemongrass and garlic, served with steamed rice, pickled vegetables and chilli B3| 厶យ羶ច់គោ | 4 BAY SACH KOR - FRIED BEEF AND RICE Wok fried beef with Kampot black pepper, served with steamed rice B3 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax BOR BOR l CONGEE C1| បបរ羶មចូក | 3.5 BOR BOR SAMCHOK - COMBINATION CONGEE A congee of slowly cooked pork shanks with liver, shrimp and squid added for extra flavor, garnished beans sprout and herbs C2 | បបរ羶ច់្តី | 3.3 BOR BOR SACH TREI - FISH CONGEE A healthy fish congee made with Mekong river fish and spring onion C3| បបរស្តីគងៀត | 4 BOR BOR SOR TREI GNEAT - PLAIN CONGEE Cambodia’s famous white congee (boiled rice porridge), served with a mix of salted fish, pickles and preserved bean curd C1 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax C2 C3 LORT CHAR l SHORT RICE NOODLES L1| លត᮶ពង䞶 | 2.2 LORT CHAR PHONG TEAR - NOODLES WITH CHIVE LEAVES Wok fried fresh short rice noodles with duck egg and chive leaves L2| លត᮶羶ច់គោ | 4 LORT CHAR SACH KOR - NOODLES WITH MARINATED BEEF Beef marinated with Kampot pepper, wok fried with short rice noodles until golden L3| លត᮶បᏒஶ | 4 LORT CHAR BANGKEA - NOODLES WITH PRAWNS Wok fried short rice noodles with prawns and vegetables L2 L3 L1 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax NUM BANH CHOK l FRESH RICE NOODLE N1| នំបញាុក សម្រខខ䮘រ | 4 SAMLOR KHMER - KHMER RICE NOODLE SOUP A favourite Cambodian national dish of fresh rice noodles served with a river fish gravy and sea- soned with lemongrass and green kreoung spices N1 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax E2 E3 SOUT l EGGS E1 | ពង掶ន់គចៀន | 4.2 SOUT CHIEN - FRIED EGGS Two eggs any style with sausage, bacon, bread and grilled tomato E2 | អូម៉ាខឡត | 4.5 SOUT OMELET - OMELET Two eggs omelet with sausage, Malis hash brown, bacon and grilled tomato E3 | ពង掶ន់្ស�ុ | 3.8 SOUT SROSS - POACHED EGGS Two poached eggs on toasted bread E4 | ពង掶ន់្ក䮚្ុក | 4.2 SOUT KRORLOK - SCRAMBLED EGGS Scrambled eggs with Maliis hash brown and grilled tomato E5| ពង掶ន់គ羶Ꮔ រ ឆ្លន រឺ អត់សូវឆ្លន | 3.5 SOUT SNGOR - SOFT OR HARD BOILED EGGS Eggs cooked as you like them E4 E5 E1 All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax S1 S2 SET MENU S3 S1 | 讶莶រ គពល្ព讹ក ខ្មរ | 8 CAMBODIAN BREAKFAST ខតគ្㿅 | Hot tea 䮚讹ក្ក殼ច្សស់ | Orange juice ζគហ珁䮚讹កគោ�គោ | Iced coffee with milk គុយ䞶វម្ល� | Kuy Teav Malis, pork and prawn noodle soup បង្អមខ្មរ | Cambodian dessert S2 | 讶莶រគពល្ព讹ក厶យខ្មរ | 8 CAMBODIAN RICE BREAKFAST ខត䮚讹កកក | Iced tea ζគហ珁䮚讹កគោ�គោ | Black coffee with milk 厶យ掶ន់ | Chicken rice with pickled vegetables ខ្លែ�ើ្សស់ | Fresh fruit slices បង្អមខ្មរ | Cambodian dessert S3 | ពង掶ន់គចៀននំបុ័ងᾶមួយប៊័រ | 9 EGG BREAKFAST Fresh bread with butter នំុប័ុងគ្㿅ᾶមួយបរ័ | ្ំរ�ើសពង掶ន់ចំអលន | Eggs cooked as you like them Orange juice 䮚讹ក្ក殼ច្សស់ | គអចគ្បសសូ រឺ ​​ζពូ�ីណូ | Espresso or cappuccino Fresh fruit slices ខ្លែ�ើ្សស់ | All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax PHESACHAS l DRINKS COFFEE TEA JUICES & SHAKES SMOOTHIES 1 | ζគហ珁䮚讹កកក | 1.5 11 | ខតបបតង | 2 21 | 䮚讹ក្ក殼ច្សស់ | 3.5 31 | 垶សលន ស䮘殼 ស ុី | 3.5 LOCAL ICED COFFEE GREEN TEA FRESH ORANGE JUICE PASSION | Passion fruit, local organic honey, yoghurt, fresh milk, cane syrup 2 | 2 ζគហ珁䮚讹កគោ�គោ䮚讹កកក | 12 |䮚讹កខត | 2 22 | 䮚讹ក掶侶 ស់្សស់ | 2.5 ICED COFFEE WITH MILK BREAKFAST TEA FRESH PINEAPPLE JUICE 32 | គចកស䮘殼 ស ុី | 3.5 BANANA | Banana, yoghurt, local 3 | 2 organic honey, fresh milk, cane syrup ζគហ珁䮚讹កគោ�គោគ្㿅 | 13 |ខតស្ 讹កប្គ | 2 23 |䮚讹កឪឡ讹ក្សស់ | 2.5 HOT COFFEE WITH MILK FRESH LEMONGRASS TEA FRESH WATERMELON JUICE 33 | ស្ត បបឺរើ ស䮘殼 សុី | 3.5 4 | ζគហ珁គ្㿅 | 2 24 | 2.0 STRAWBERRY | Strawberry, yoghurt, BLACK HOT COFFEE 14 |ខតខ្ី | 2 䮚讹ក្ក殼ចឆ្ | local organic honey, fresh milk, FRESH LIME JUICE FRESH GINGER TEA wcane syrup 5 | គអចគ្បសសូ | 2 25 | 3 34 3.5 ESPRESSO 15 |ខត្អᏒζមី | 2 䮚讹កζរ៉ុត | | ស្ យ ស䮘殼 សុី | FRESH CARROT JUICE FRESH MINT TEA MANGO | Mango, yoghurt, local organic honey, fresh milk, cane syrup 6 | ោប់បល គអចគ្បសសូ |2.9 26 | 䮚讹កស្ យ្កឡុក | 3.50 DOUBLE ESPRESSO 35 3.5 ICED TEA FRESH GREEN MANGO SHAKE | បឺរ ស䮘殼 សុី | AVOCADO | Avocado, yoghurt, local 7 | 2.6 organic honey, fresh milk, cane syrup ζពូ�ីណូគ្㿅 | 16 | 2 27 | 3.5 HOT CAPPUCCINO ខត䮚讹កកក្ក殼ចឆ្ | 䮚讹កខ្លែ�ើ្គប់មុខ្កឡុក | ICE LEMON TEA FRESH MIXED FRUIT SHAKE 36 | ដូង ស䮘殼 ស ុី | 3.5 8 | 2.6 COCONUT Coconut, yoghurt, local ζគហ珁螶គតគ្㿅 | 28 | 3.5 | HOT CAFE LATTE 17 |ខតខ្ីᾶមួយ ្អᏒζមី 䮚讹កកក | 2 䮚讹កខ្垶ស្ លន្កឡុក | organic honey, fresh milk, cane syrup ICED GINGER TEA FRESH PASSION FRUIT SHAKE 9 | ζពូ�ីណូ䮚讹កកក | 2.8 ICED CAPPUCCINO 18 | 2 29 | 3.5 FRAPPES ខតគូខលន䮚讹កកក | 䮚讹ក垶សលន | LYCHEE ICED TEA FRESH PASSION FRUIT JUICE 37 | សូកូ螶នលងគចក គ⟒ហ珁ព | 3.5 10 | 螶គត䮚讹កកក | 2.8 30 | 3 CHOCOLATE BANANA | Banana, ICED LATTE 19 | ខត垶សលន䮚讹កកក | 2 䮚讹កសូោ្ក殼ចឆ្ | chocolate sauce, fresh milk, cane PASSION ICED TEA FRESH LIME JUICE WITH SODA syrup 38 3.5 20 | ខតម្រល䮘ម殼 䮚讹កកក | 2 | 玶ន់នី螶 គ⟒ហ珁ព | ROSELLA ICED TEA VANILLA | Vanilla ice cream, fresh milk, cane syrup 39 | មូ᮶ គ⟒ហ珁ព | 3.5 MOCHA | Espresso, fresh milk, cane syrup 40 | ខតបបតង គ⟒ហ珁ព | 3.5 GREEN TEA | Green tea powder, fresh milk, cane syrup 41 | នំខូគី គ⟒ហ珁ព | 3.5 COOKIE | Oreo cookies, chocolate sauce, fresh milk, cane syrup All prices are stated in US Dollars subject to 10% government tax PHNOM PENH | 136, Norodom Boulevard | +855 (0) 23 221 022 SIEM REAP | Riverside Pokambor Avenue | +855 (0) 63 762 266 www.malis-restaurant.com | www.facebook.com/malis.
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