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Dessert Dessert Chinese Tea Chinese Tea Flavored Black DESSERT DESSERT WARM PINEAPPLE UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE 11 WARM PINEAPPLE UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE 11 mascarpone ice cream, cashew-pink peppercorn crunch mascarpone ice cream, cashew-pink peppercorn crunch COCONUT RICE PUDDING 12 COCONUT RICE PUDDING 12 seasonal fruit, candied pecans, coconut-lime emulsion seasonal fruit, candied pecans, coconut-lime emulsion GINGER PANNA COTTA 11 GINGER PANNA COTTA 11 coconut tapioca pudding, mango sorbet, sesame tuile coconut tapioca pudding, mango sorbet, sesame tuile VALRHONA CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE 12 VALRHONA CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE 12 Cacao nib shortbread, vanilla crème anglaise, chantilly Cacao nib shortbread, vanilla crème anglaise, chantilly POACHED ASIAN PEAR TART 11 POACHED ASIAN PEAR TART 11 almond cream, honey caramel sauce almond cream, honey caramel sauce Ice Cream & Sorbet 6 Ice Cream & Sorbet 6 CHINESE TEA CHINESE TEA SELECTED BY SUSANNA FOO FROM CHINA SELECTED BY SUSANNA FROM CHINA JASMINE TEA 6 JASMINE TEA 6 Taiwan, 2015 Taiwan, 2015 DONG DING JADE OOLONG 8 DONG DING JADE OOLONG 8 Nan-Tou, Taiwan, 2015 Nan-Tou, Taiwan, 2015 WEST LAKE LONG JING 7 WEST LAKE LONG JING 7 Zhe-Jiang, 2015 Zhe-Jiang, 2015 TIE GUAN YIN 6 TIE GUAN YIN 6 Fu-Jian Province, China, 2015 Fu-Jian Province, China, 2015 ORGANIC BLACK TEA 6 ORGANIC BLACK TEA 6 Yun-Nan, China, 2015 Yun-Nan, China, 2015 WILD CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA 8 WILD CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA 8 Huang-Shan, Yun-Nan, 2015 Huang-Shan, Yun-Nan, 2015 FLAVORED BLACK TEA FLAVORED BLACK TEA GRAND MARNIER ORANGE BLACK TEA GRAND MARNIER ORANGE BLACK TEA Florida Orange Florida Orange AMARETT0 BLACK TEA AMARETTO BLACK TEA Black Tea, Amaretto, Cinnamon Black Tea, Amaretto, Cinnamon ENGLISH COMFORT TEA ENGLISH COMFORT TEA Dry Sherry, Lemon, Honey Dry Sherry, Lemon, Honey COFFEE / CAPPUCCINO COFFEE / CAPPUCCINO REANIMATOR COFFEE/DECAF 4 REANIMATOR COFFEE/DECAF 4 CappucciNo 6 CappucciNo 6 SiNgle Espresso 4.5 SiNgle Espresso 5 Double Espresso 7 Double Espresso 7 .
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