Roast Pig Lechon

201.439.0522


Roast pig prices as of  June 26,  2018

Small 275
Medium 275
Large 285
XL 295
+6.67% tax

Approx weights before the USDA  pig gets cooked
Small 30 lbs
Medium 35 lbs
Large 40 lbs
XL 43 lbs

 These truly are some of the best pigs on the market.  If you are interested in tasting a little bit of the roast pig we  sell on saturdays and sundays 12 noon half pound meat only for $7.50
Call 201.439.0522 for additional inquiry.

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Store hours:  tue-Sat 10:30 am - 9:00 pm  sunday 10:30 am - 7:00 pm  Telephone number:  (201) 439-0522

mondays are rest days for us so we are close on that day.

RIBS

APPETIZERS
1.    Lumpia Shanghai  crispy spring rolls with pork carrots celery red bell pepper stuffing  and sometimes california raisins.  Always a crowd  favorite.  Comes with a sweet and sour dipping sauce.

12 piece

2. Fried Calamari  lighty batter rings of squid deep fried to a golden crisp reg.

3. Fried Softshell Crabs  from Maryland soft shell lighty batter fried to               perfection with mixed vegetables

4.  Turon plantain banana wrapped in crispy spring roll with sweet jack fruit from the south pacific.  A classic Philippine street food





LUNCH SPECIALS
5.  Bacon with garlic rice  fried pork belly also known as “lechon kawali” or “meaty pork rind” or “fat back” served with garlic fried rice.  A classic lunch comes with a sweet dipping  sauce.  There’s also hot sauce available made by the house.

6. Pork BBQ on a stick with garlic rice two skewers of pork marinated in pineapple grilled with two types of BBQ sauce served with garlic fried rice. 

7. Half BBQ Chicken with garlic rice juicy chicken on the inside but crispy skin on the outside glazed with BBQ on the grill with garlic fried rice 





VEGETABLE DISHES
8.  Pinakbet (pronounce: pick-knack-bet) saute pork and shrimp with squash, tomatoes, garlic, onions, asian long bean, eggplant, bitter melon and okra. 

9.  Shrimp Ampalaya sliced bitter melon saute with garlic tomatoes black pepper shrimp.  A popular health dish.  If it taste bitter then its probably good for you.  A similar taste to Brocolli Rabe

10. Laing Taro leaves simmered until soft in coconut milk green hot chili peppers and a little pork.  Taste sweet yet tickles your throat from the tannins of the taro leaves.  An island paradise favorite.

11.  Inihaw na Talong grilled asian long eggplant.  A great accompaniment to grilled fish ....or sometimes an awesome snack by itself.





OMELETTE
12.  Torta means omelette in Filipino and sandwich in other spanish countries.  Ground pork, shrimp potatoes bell pepper filled omellete

13. Shrimp torta meat omellete

14. Talong with meat Torta meat filled omellete with grilled and peeled eggplant



BARBEQUE OR ON THE GRILL
15.  Barbeque Chicken half whole

16. BBQ Spare Ribs 

four piece  six

twelve

17.  Pork BBQ on a stick pineapple marinated pork on a skewer each

18. Pulled Pork Sandwich

19. Pulled Pork Sandwich with fries and a can of coke

20. Inihaw na Liempo grilled pork belly marinated in garlic vinegar salt&pepper 

21. Make it a “deluxe combo”  choose two sides:



* French fries

* coleslaw

* corn on the cob

* garlic rice

* green Veggies sauted collard greens, kale, sundried tomato in garlic sauce



add $2.25 to your order







CRISPY OR SIZZLING SENSATIONS
22.  krispy pata pork hamhock fried to a crisp yet tender and juicy on the inside.  Comes with a spicy garlic vinegar dipping sauce.   

23. Lechon Kawali also known as meaty pork rind or fried bacon.  Comes with a sweet brown dipping sauce

24.  Chicharon Bulaklak also known as “chitlins” this is the innards of a cows intestines boiled until all the fat renders out.  This is then deep fried to a consistency of fried chicken skins.  This is not something for the faint of heart but none the less a favorite to some homosappiens. “Bulaklak” means flower.

25.  Sisig a sizzling mound of goodness.  Hand chopped meaty pork rind with diced onions and spicy  green thai chili peppers and sometimes red hot vietnamese peppers “LABUYO”.  This is then toss in a sizzling pan with a sauce of vinegar soy and Philippine lemon.  The smokiness of the pan the yin meets yang turns a mound of goodness to greatness.  A really nice accompaniment with beer watching your favorite Philippine boxer Manny Paquiao.





SEAFOOD

26.  Tilapia not your average fillet.  This comes with the head and the eyes but we do take the time to de scale and trim some of the fins for you. Fried or Grilled its your call you are the boss....Sir or Maddam  with stuffing tomatoes and onions 

27.  Flounder Mott Street style similar to the ones they serve in Chinatown NYC without the commute over the George.  Fried to a crisp with garlic ginger aroma infuse soy sauce.  We can place the sauce on the side if you like or even add a little heat or spice.

28.  Dahing na Bangus a sweet tropical fresh water fish butterflied and deboned.  This is then marinated in garlic vinegar salt and pepper.  Only comes deep fried.

29.  Fried Red Snapper upon request you may choose to make it “escabeche style” a sweet and sour ginger carrot bell pepper sauce.  

30.  Rellenong Bangus a labor intensive surgical gastronomic fish.  All the meat from the fish including bones comes out through its gills and manage to keep all the skin intact.  A similar way American Indians would perform “shrunken head” ceremony.  The meat is then sauted in garlic carrots red bell pepper california raisins add the necessary flavorings such as soy and lemon butter.  This is then deboned painstakly for your pleasure and then stuffed back into the same fish it came out from....baked to a golden crisp of course and sometimes deep fried. only 28 bucks





NOODLES

31.  Pancit Palabok spaghetti size asian rice noodles with shrimp crispy chopped pork bacon in a thick garlic annato sauce.  Toppings include garlic chips scallions sliced hard boiled eggs and lemon

32. Pancit Sotanghon & Canton Angel hair thin rice or bean noodles also known as “glass noodles” and another noodle flavored with coconut lo mein style.  This is tossed in the pan in a garlic soy fish sauce with a spring mix vegetables of cabbage carrots snow peas.  A little shrimp and chicken breast strips are included for texture.





SOUPS

33.  Tinola Soup chicken, green papaya, long mild peppers, pepper leaves, garlic, ginger.  Great with fish sauce mixed with lemon as a dipping sauce for your chicken. 

34.  Pork Sinigang Soup a tamarind sour flavored soup with taro roots pork long mild peppers and pak choy 

35.  Shrimp Sinigang soup shrimp with head on soup sour tamarind flavor 

36.  Mongo asian mung beans soup with porkrinds shrimp tomatoes and spinach or bittermelon 

37.  Nilaga ng Baka a soup made with SHORT RIBS cabbage, potatoes, whole black pepper corn bombs that can wake you up. 







SLOW  SIMMERED BRAISED MEAT gourmet

38.  Beef Kaldareta short ribs bone in simmered in garlic tomatoes peppers potatoes jalapeno or seranno peppers flavored with lemon soy 

39.  Kare Kare braised oxtail swimming in a garlic peanut butter sauce with eggplant long beans and pak choi

40.  Goat Kaldareta braised goat meat with garlic tomatoes peppers potatoes jalapeno or serranno peppers flavored with lemon soy

41.  Menudo long before Ricky Martin became famous filipinos have been simmering pork meat in black pepper bay leaves and adding peppers garbanzo beans carrots and potatoes.

42.  Adobo Manok chicken braised in a garlic soy vinegar black pepper bay leaf sauce.  A love at first bite.

43.  Adobo Pusit squid or calamari with the ink braised with garlic tomatoes and vinegar.  A dish found in the far east from China all the way to Italy and Filipinos decided this was a keeper.

44.  Dinogoan braised pork in garlic vinegar and the blood of the cow.  A black colored dish similar to Puerto Rican blood sausages “morcillo”.  A favorite among the anemic yet not so squemish due to its rich iron protein cow hemoglobin content.  Parental advisory  not needed.   Are you one of the vampires?

45.  Batchoy have you ever thought of eating the spleen?  Now is your chance.  We can’t be sure if its cow spleen or pig spleen but nonetheless we infuse lots and lots of ginger to bring out the flavor and we add a little pork to make you smile. 

46.  Paksiw na lechon usually whenever there is a roast pig celebration after all the necessary photos and close ups with the pig are taken,  the host would set aside the head and the legs and braise it in garlic vinegar and sweet brown sauce.  Bay leafs are added for aroma and subtlety.   If you like roast pig skin here is your chance to taste it again in its not so crispy yet rubbery form.  All the bones and knuckles are considered an added bonus.