1 Har gow
8,50 €Crystal prawn dumplings, four pieces.
A Chinese menu is often long, so the order of its sections matters. This example follows how a table orders, from dim sum to rice and noodles.
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Cantonese cooking from the wok, the steamer and the roast kitchen.
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Crystal prawn dumplings, four pieces.
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Char siu, prawn and egg.
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Fresh mango and evaporated milk.
Vegetarian
Lotus seed paste and toasted sesame.
Vegan
Pomelo and coconut milk.
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For two guests or more, 68 per person.
Pancakes, cucumber and hoisin.
Tofu, bamboo shoot and wood ear.
Ginger, spring onion and superior soy.
Wok-fried with onion and Shaoxing wine.
Fresh mango and evaporated milk.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateSay when it's served, and the number of pieces in each basket.
Duck, char siu and pork belly get their own section. Say if you carve at the table.
Seafood, meat, vegetables, rice and noodles, so a table can pick one from each.
A fixed price, or a price per kilo with a typical weight, so guests can judge the cost.
A banquet for groups who don't want to choose from a long menu.
Keep desserts short. If tea costs extra, say whether it's per pot or per person.
Price each dish as a plate to share, not one portion. Show roast duck as a half and a whole on one line.
Pancakes, cucumber, spring onion and hoisin, carved at the table.
The name guests know, then how it's cooked. Steamed, wok-fried or braised says how rich it is.
Fresh lobster, Cantonese style.
Wok-fried in the shell, on e-fu noodles.
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It helps on a long menu and for phone orders. Keep the same numbers everywhere you post the menu.
If many guests read Chinese, yes, next to the English name. Have a native speaker check them.
Per person, with a minimum of two, and list every dish. This example's banquet is 68 per person.


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