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Soup Cold Steamed Congee Bun Fried SOUP MAISON CLASSICS Hot and Sour Soup | $16.00 | 酸辣汤 | $38.00 | 1 Half | 50g 香酥鸭 馍馍皮手卷 Crispy Aromatic Duck, pancake, baby cucumber, Thai spring onion, duck sauce Sri Lankan Mud Crab and Sweetcorn Soup | $14.00 | 斯里兰卡蟹肉粟米羹 | $35.00 | 茉莉茶香烟熏猪排 Jasmine Tea Smoked Ribs | $36.00 | 20年绍兴酒醉鸡煲 Drunken Chicken Soup, 20yr Gu Yue Long Shan rice wine, goji berry | $22.00 | 鼓汁煎釀三宝 Stuffed Bitter Melon, green pepper, aubergine, black bean souce | $12.00 | XO酱炒萝卜糕 Stir-fried XO Mooli Cake COLD Jellyfish Salad, Thai Cucumber, Sesame Dressing | $12.00 | 麻油海蜇泰国黄瓜 Shanghai Salad | $12.00 | 上海四喜烤麸 Fun Pei Chicken Salad | $10.00 | 麻酱鸡丝粉皮 NOODLE | $16.00 | 瑶柱鲜菇干烧伊面 E-Fu Noodle, braised, dried shiitake, Hokkaido dried scallop | $12.00 | 鼓油皇银芽炒面 Soya Noodle, stir-fried, beansprouts $18.00 星洲炒米 Singapore Vermicelli, prawn, char sui, chilli STEAMED | | | $16.00 | 火鸭丝雪菜米粉汤 Shredded Roast Duck Ipoh Hor Fun Soup, pickled cabbage Shumai | $7.50 | 传统烧卖 | $22.00 | 干炒牛河 Beef Ho Fun Scallop Shumai | $18.00 | 带子蒸烧卖 | $22.00 | 鼓汁烩牛河 Beef and Black Bean Ho Fun Har Gau | $9.00 | 冬笋鲜虾饺 | $14.00 | 榨菜肉丝香煎面 Shredded Pork Crispy Noodle, pickled cabbage, beansprout Sri Lankan Mud Crab Wonton | $16.00 | 蟹肉馄饨 | $22.00 | 鼓汁海鲜香煎面 Seafood Crispy Noodle, black bean, garlic | $12.00 | 珍珠荷叶饭 Glutinous Rice in Lotus leaf | $8.00 | 韭菜鲜虾饺子 Chinese chive dumpling | $6.00 | 潮州粉粿 Chiu Chow Dumpling | $8.00 | 上海小笼包 Siew Long Bao V | $6.00 | 四川榨菜素饺子 Sichuan Vegetable Dumpling | $6.00 | 老干妈酱蒸凤爪 Chicken Feet, black bean, chilli | $7.00 | 鼓汁蒸排骨 Spare Ribs, black bean, chilli VEGETABLE Seasonal price 时令蔬菜 烹调方式任选 Market seasonal Chinese greens, cooked any style CONGEE | | | $6.00 | 皮旦咸旦瘦肉粥 Pork & Century Egg Congee, salted duck egg Maison Classics | $5.00 | 四川榨菜白果粥 Salted Chicken & dried Scallop Congee | $14.00 | 关丹咸鱼炒芥兰 Gai Lan, stir fried, Kuantan salted fish | $12.00 | 腐乳泰椒炒油麦 Romaine Lettuce, beancurd preserved, red chilli BUN | $7.00 | 叉烧包 Char Siu Bun | $6.00 | 姜葱鸡肉包 Chicken Bun, ginger, spring onion FRIED | $8.00 | 萝卜丝酥 Mooli Puff | $12.00 | 凤尾虾多士 Sesame Prawn Toast | $7.00 | 金瓜火鸭球 Duck & Pumpkin Puff | $5.00 | 香煎萝卜糕 Pan-fried Mooli Cake | $6.00 | 香酥鸭卷 Crispy Duck Roll | $6.00 | 香酥芋角 Taro Croquette | $6.00 | 生煎上海锅贴 Shanghai Gyoza SWEET | $6.00 | 咸蛋流沙包 Custard Bun | $5.00 | 麻蓉包 Sesame Bun | $5.00 | 煎堆 Jian Dui, glutinous sesame ball, red bean paste | $5.00 | 蕾沙汤圆 Black Sesame Tang Yuan, glutinous rice balls, peanut coating | $5.00 | 蛋白杏仁茶 Almond Milk, egg white, served hot . If you have any concerns regarding food allergies, please alert your server prior to ordering. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs many increase your risk of foodborne illnesses. All prices are in Singapore dollars and subject to 10% service charge and prevailing government taxes. .
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