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Cold Kitchen Sandwich 6.30Am (Grade Manger) Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich 3RD QUARTER ALL DAY LONG MENU STATION CATEGORY PRICE MONDAY 21 August TUESDAY 22 August WEDNESDAY 23 August THURSDAY 24 August FRIDAY 25 August Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Singaporean Vegetables & Eggs Japanese Fried Rice w. Wanton Mee w. Asian Breakfast RM3.50 Fried Rice w. Anchovies Fried Bee Hoon Yakisoba Chicken Gyoza Chicken Chinese Fried Rice Roti Canai w. Dhal Gravy Nasi Lemak w. Condiments Char Koey Teow Stir Fried Mee Hoon Breakfast Buffet, Protein Power, Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk Freshly Baked and Cooked Daily RM 4.00 French Toast w. Jam & Banana Pancake Grilled Cheese Sandwich Breakfast Burritos Berry Pancakes Fresh Everyday Maple Syrup Western Breakfast RM 2.50 Hash Browns Breakfast Sausages Beef Bacons Turkey Ham Slice Chicken Patty w. Gravy Spinach and Tomato Thyme and Rosemary RM 2.50 Grilled Tomatoes Potato Cake House Baked Beans Quiche Potatoes RM 2.00 Scrumble Egg Cheese Omelette Sunny Side Up Mushroom Omelette Frittata Catch of the day, Fresh Secondary - RM 10.00 Roasted Chicken, Potato Braised Beef, Mashed Fish Finger, Maccaroni & Herbed Chicken, Vegetable International Set Lunch Foccacia,Zuccini w. Primary - RM 8.00 Wedges, Coleslaws Potato,Honey Glazed Carrots Cheese, Garlic Broccoli Pasta, Sauteed Spinach Tomatoes Secondary - RM 10.00 Sweet & Sour Fish, Mixed Cantonese Steamed Fish, Stir-fried Ginger Beef,Green Hainan Chicken & Rice, Briyani, Chickeen Asian Set Lunch Lunch Buffet Primary - RM 8.00 Vegetables, Jasmin Rice Pak Choy,Jasmin Rice Beans, Brown Rice Condiments Tandoori,Vegetable Dalca Chinese Style Steamed Buttered Mushroom, Vegetarian Pot Pie, Fresh Secondary - RM 10.00 Sweet & Sour Tofu, Mixed Vegetarian Lasagna,Pashed Vegetarian Set Lunch Tofu,Green Beans, Brown Vegetable Pasta, Sauteed Foccacia,Zuccini w. Primary - RM 8.00 Vegetables, Jasmin Rice Potato,Honey Glazed Carrots Rice Spinach Tomatoes Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips RM 4.00 (Breakfast) Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Coffee Bar 6.30am Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Non Bake Oatmeal Coconut & White Chocolate Oat & Raisin RM 3.00 (Lunch) Monster Cookies Energy Cookies Cranberries Cookies Cookies Cookies Bakery & Pastry Fresh From the Baker! RM 4.00 (Lunch) Chocolate Muffin Orange Muffin Oat & Raisin Muffin Banana Muffin Cranberry Muffin Selections change daily (no preservatives or artificial coloring) RM 4.00 (Lunch) Potato Curry Puff Chicken Samosa Tuna Puff Vegetables Samosa BBQ Chicken Puff RM 5.00 (Lunch) Tiramisu Lemon Sponge Cake Chocolate Cake Apple Crumble Raisin Bread Pudding Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Deli Sandwich Bar RM 7.00 (Lunch) Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Coffee Bar RM 5.00 (Breakfast) Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Cold Kitchen Sandwich 6.30am (Grade Manger) Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Watermelon Watermelon Watermelon Watermelon Watermelon Coffee Bar RM 4.00 (Breakfast to Honey Dew Honey Dew Honey Dew Honey Dew Honey Dew Fruit Cups Lunch) Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Fresh Salads Bar RM 6.00 (Lunch) Freshly Prepared Salad Bar of the Day Domburi RM 5.00 (Lunch) Salmon Flakes Tuna Mayo Chickem Mayo Sweet Soy Beef Lemon Soy Tuna Seoul Food Asian Noodles RM 8.00 (Lunch) Beef Noodle Soup Curry Noodle Wanton Noodle Soup Keow Teow Noodle Soup Beef Ramen Soup Korean Style Chicken Katsu w. Korean Healthy Special RM 8.00 (Lunch) Kimchi & Chicken Fried Rice Bimbimbap Black Pepper Beef Rice Loco Moco Korean Curry Meatball w. Mashed Chef Special RM 8.00 (Lunch) Chicken Pasta Bake Homemade Chicken Burger Sloopy Joe Beef Pasta Bake Potatoes Hola Mexicana RM 8.00 (Lunch) Cheesy Quesdillas Chicken Burritos Beef Tacos Chicken Chimichangas Cheesy Beef Nachos Daily Soup RM 3.00 (Lunch) Mushroom Soup Lentils Soup French Onion Clear Vegetables Soup Minestrone Paprika Chicken Lemon Pepper Chicken Soy Lemon Chicken Smoky Texas Chicken Louisiana Chicken Live Station #2 Rotisseries RM 10.00 (Lunch) Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable V - Vegan Offering (No contains of animal products such as meat, fish, eggs, milk, cheese) *Cezars Kitchen uses only Halal certified chicken; All supliers are Halal certified. ∆ - Vegetarian Alternative Available (May contains eggs, milk or dairy products) *Cezars Kitchen does not use pork or nuts in our recipes. MSG FREE Kitchen! 3RD QUARTER ALL DAY LONG MENU STATION CATEGORY PRICE MONDAY 28 August TUESDAY 29 August WEDNESDAY 30 August THURSDAY 30 August FRIDAY 01 September Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Congee w. Condiments Singaporean Vegetables & Eggs Asian Breakfast RM3.50 Fried Rice w. Anchovies Fried Bee Hoon Yakisoba Breakfast Buffet, Chinese Fried Rice Roti Canai w. Dhal Gravy Nasi Lemak w. Condiments Protein Power, Freshly Baked Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh Assorted Cereals w. Fresh and Cooked Daily Fresh RM 4.00 Milk Milk Milk French Toast w. Jam & Banana Pancakes Grilled Cheese Sandwich Everyday Maple Syrup Western Breakfast RM 2.50 Hash Browns Breakfast Sausages Beef Bacons RM 2.50 Grilled Tomatoes Potato Cake House Baked Beans RM 2.00 Scrumble Egg Vegetable Omelette Sunny Side Up Salisbury Steak, Mashed Secondary - RM 10.00 Chicken Parmigiana, Corn Panko Crusted Fish, Agrio International Set Lunch Potato & Gravy, Roasted Primary - RM 8.00 Kernel, Buttered Rice Olio w. Vegetables Vegetables Chicken Cooked in Soy Secondary - RM 10.00 Oatmeal Fish, Stir-Fried Chicken Karaage, Stir-fried Asian Set Lunch Sauce,Stir-fried Green Beans, Lunch Buffet Primary - RM 8.00 Morning Glory, Brown Rice Cabbage, Jasmin Rice Jasmin Rice Chinese Style Steamed Sweet & Sour Tofu, Mixed Vegetarian Lasagna,Pashed Vegetarian Lunch RM 8.00 Tofu,Green Beans, Brown Vegetables, Jasmin Rice Potato,Honey Glazed Carrots Rice Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips Raisin & Chocolate Chips RM 4.00 (Breakfast) Cookies Cookies Cookies Coffee Bar 6.30am Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Non Bake Oatmeal Coconut & White Chocolate RM 3.00 (Lunch) Energy Cookies Cranberries Cookies Cookies Bakery & Pastry Fresh From the Baker! RM 4.00 (Lunch) Chocolate Muffin Orange Muffin Oat & Raisin Muffin Selections change daily (no preservatives or RM 4.00 (Lunch) Potato Curry Puff Chicken Samosa Tuna Puff artificial coloring) RM 5.00 (Lunch) Tiramisu Lemon Sponge Cake Chocolate Cake Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Bacon & Cheese Deli Sandwich Bar RM 7.00 (Lunch) Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Vegetarian Sandwich Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Coffee Bar RM 5.00 (Breakfast) Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Egg Sandwich Cold Kitchen Sandwich 6.30am (Grade Manger) Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Tuna Sandwich Watermelon Watermelon Watermelon Coffee Bar RM 4.00 (Breakfast to Honey Dew Honey Dew Honey Dew Fruit Cups Lunch) Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Mixed Fruit Fresh Salads Bar RM 6.00 (Lunch) Freshly Prepared Salad Bar of the Day Domburi RM 5.00 (Lunch) Salmon Flakes Tuna Mayo Chickem Mayo Seoul Food Asian Noodles RM 8.00 (Lunch) Beef Noodle Soup Curry Noodle Soup Wanton Noodle Soup Korean Style Korean Healthy Special RM 8.00 (Lunch) Kimchi & Chicken Fried Rice Bimbimbap Loco Moco Breakhfast Side RM 2.50 (Lunch) Grilled Tomatoes Potato Cake House made Baked Beans Meatball w. Mashed Chef Special RM 8.00 (Lunch) Chicken Pasta Bake Homemade Chicken Burger Potatoes Western Delight Hola Mexicana RM 8.00 (Lunch) Cheesy Quesdillas Chicken Burritos Beef Tacos Daily Soup RM 3.00 (Lunch) Mushroom Soup Lentils Soup French Onion Paprika Chicken Lemon Pepper Chicken Soy Lemon Chicken Live Station #2 Rotisseries RM 10.00 (Lunch) Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable Roasted Root Vegetable V - Vegan Offering (No contains of animal products such as meat, fish, eggs, milk, cheese) *Cezars Kitchen uses only Halal certified chicken; All supliers are Halal certified. ∆ - Vegetarian Alternative Available (May contains eggs, milk or dairy products) *Cezars Kitchen does not use pork or nuts in our recipes. MSG FREE Kitchen!.
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