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CATERING MENU L&L’S One-Of-A-Kind Menu Is A CATERING MENU L&L’s one-of-a-kind menu is a PARTY TRAY HALF PAN FULL PAN Fusion of Asian, Pacific and (Serves 10-15) (Serves 25-35) American cuisine, served with the Grilled Chicken 45.99 89.99 warm spirit of Aloha! We invite you Chicken “Katsu” 47.99 92.99 to savor L&L’s authentic offering of sweet Kalua Pork w/cabbage 43.99 83.99 soy marinated meats, grilled to Grilled Beef 61.99 115.99 perfection and cooked-to-order. Complete your L&L Hawaiian Grill Grilled Short Ribs 68.99 128.99 THE ORIGINAL L&L FROM HAWAII experience with other Macaroni Salad 29.99 57.99 mouth watering island classics that White Rice 15.99 29.99 1302-1 Austin Highway have fans around the world coming San Antonio, TX 78209 back for more! Tel# (210) 474-6699 PUPU PLATTER 55.99 www.llhawaiiangrill.com (includes Grilled Chicken 5ps, Chicken “Katsu” 5pcs, Mini Spam Musubi 10pcs, Fried Shrimp 10pcs and Fried Fish 5pcs) SHRIMP PLATTER (33 PCS) 57.99 CHICKEN PLATTER (1/2 grilled and 1/2 fried “katsu”) 50.99 Open Daily 11am – 9pm For TaKe Out, please call in your A MINIMUM OF 48 HOURS ADVANCE order ahead of time and we will NOTICE IS REQUIRED have it ready for you when you arrive. Mahalo! 1302-1 Austin Highway San Antonio TX 78209 ALL “PLATES”, except for Loco Moco, SALADS Served with Brown Rice DAILY BREAKFAST MENU served all day come with your choice of two sides from the following options: White Rice, Brown Grilled Chicken 7.29 PLATES served with eggs, rice & your choice Rice, Macaroni Salad, French Fries, Fried “Katsu” Chicken 7.39 of meat Garden Salad or Steamed Vegetables. Fish (Breaded or Grilled) 7.69 Portuguese Sausage 4.99 Shrimp (Garlic or Breaded) 7.99 Spam 3.99 HAWAII’S FAVORITE PLATES RAMEN (SAIMIN) Fresh Noodles served in Special hot broth and topped with choice of meat SANDWHICHES on Kings Hawaiian bread GRILL MIX 11.89 Spam 4.19 Portuguese Sausage and Egg 4.59 Grill Chicken, Grilled Beef and Grilled Short Ribs Grilled Chicken 4.49 Spam and Egg 3.59 SEAFOOD & GRILL COMBO 10.89 Fried “Katsu” Chicken 4.49 Spam and Egg Saimin 4.49 Breaded Fried Fish and Breaded Fried Shrimp with Grilled Beef 4.89 choice of Grilled Chicken, Grilled Beef or Grilled Breaded Fried Shrimp 4.99 Kona Coffee 1.49 Short Ribs SEAFOOD MIX 9.89 MUSUBI Hawaiian-Style Sushi w/ your choice of meat SPECIAL WEEKEND LUAU Breaded Fried Fish and Breaded Fried Shrimp Spam 2.19 (Served all day Fri, Sat & Sun) LOCO MOCO 8.89 Grilled Chicken 2.29 Lau Lau and Kalua Pork 12.89 Hamburger Patties over White Rice, topped Fried “Katsu” Chicken 2.39 With 2 eggs and covered w/Brown Gravy Grilled Beef 2.49 A LA CARTE Manapua 2.89 White Rice .99 CHICKEN PLATES Brown Rice .99 Grilled Chicken 7.69 BURGERS Includes Lettuce, Tomato, and Onion Macaroni Salad 1.49 Fried “Katsu” Chicken 7.89 Hamburger 3.49 French Fries 1.89 (Gravy is Optional) Cheeseburger 3.59 Garden Salad 1.89 Grilled Chicken 3.59 Steamed Vegetables 2.19 BEEF PLATES Fried “Katsu” Chicken 3.59 Grilled Beef 8.79 Grilled Beef 4.29 DESSERTS Hamburger Steak w/gravy 8.49 Breaded Fried Fish 3.79 Mochi Cake 2.19 “Hawaiian” Chicken Fried Steak 8.89 Ramen Burger 5.79 Haupia 2.19 Grilled Short Ribs 12.89 (Noodle Bun w/Beef Patty, Lettuce and Green Onion) Chocolate Haupia 2.29 Tropical Slushie 2.59 SEAFOOD PLATES KIDS “KEIKI” MENU W/ Rice or French Fries Malasadas 2.29 Breaded Fried Fish 8.59 Grilled Chicken 4.49 Breaded Fried Shrimp 9.79 Fried “Katsu” Chicken 4.59 Garlic Shrimp 9.99 Grilled Beef 4.69 DRINKS RICE BOWLS Small 16oz 1.39 Grilled Chicken 6.49 Large 32oz 1.79 Fried “Katsu” Chicken 6.79 *Prices subject to change without notice Bottled Water 1.59 Grilled Beef 7.29 Hawaiian Sun 2.19 Pulled “Kalua” Pork 7.49 .
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