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Crab Rangoons
crab rangoon is an american invention, but who doesn't love a fried wonton stuffed with crab and cream cheese? say cheese!
Pot Stickers
pot stickers, aka fried dumplings, have been around since the song dynasty in 960 ad! that's almost 1000 years.
Egg Rolls
egg rolls were originally eaten in eastern china but it didn't take long for this tasty pocket of goodness to spread!

Beef with Broccoli
our broccoli beef starts with fresh strips of tender beef, stir-fried to perfection and combined with broccoli and garlic. it's a classic. not complicated, just good.
Kung Pao Chicken
kung pao chicken is a classic szechuan dish made of wok fried chicken, onion, hot peppers, bell peppers, and water chestnuts, topped with toasted peanuts. pao! that's a tasty dish.
Mushroom Chicken
our mushroom chicken is hearty and delicious. wok-fried chicken with mushrooms and zuchini in master fung's special sauce.

Steamed Rice
Fried Rice
we make our fried rice fresh on the premises in the classic chinese banquet style, with carrots, peas and onion for added flavor.
Chow Mein
did you know chow mein is chinese for stir fried noodles? our noodles are prepared shanghai-style, with onion, celery and bean sprouts and a hint of sesame oil. delicious and filling.

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Phone: (913) 438-6661

Address: 15000 W 87th Street Pkwy, Lenexa, KS 66215

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AKA: The Rice Garden
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Menu

Crab Rangoons
crab rangoon is an american invention, but who doesn't love a fried wonton stuffed with crab and cream cheese? say cheese!
Pot Stickers
pot stickers, aka fried dumplings, have been around since the song dynasty in 960 ad! that's almost 1000 years.
Egg Rolls
egg rolls were originally eaten in eastern china but it didn't take long for this tasty pocket of goodness to spread!
Hot & Sour Soup
almost every asian culinary tradition has their own version of hot & sour! ours is the east china version, with tofu, bamboo shoots and wood ear mushrooms. now that's authentic.

Beef with Broccoli
our broccoli beef starts with fresh strips of tender beef, stir-fried to perfection and combined with broccoli and garlic. it's a classic. not complicated, just good.
Kung Pao Chicken
kung pao chicken is a classic szechuan dish made of wok fried chicken, onion, hot peppers, bell peppers, and water chestnuts, topped with toasted peanuts. pao! that's a tasty dish.
Mushroom Chicken
our mushroom chicken is hearty and delicious. wok-fried chicken with mushrooms and zuchini in master fung's special sauce.
Orange Chicken
orange chicken originated in the hunan district of china. ours is made of lightly breaded and fried chicken with a sweet sesame soy-based sauce flavored with orange peels and hot pepper.
Bbq Chicken
our bbq chicken is made with master fung's secret blend of seasonings. we start with fresh chicken and then slowly bbq it until it's perfectly moist on the inside.

Steamed Rice
Fried Rice
we make our fried rice fresh on the premises in the classic chinese banquet style, with carrots, peas and onion for added flavor.
Chow Mein
did you know chow mein is chinese for stir fried noodles? our noodles are prepared shanghai-style, with onion, celery and bean sprouts and a hint of sesame oil. delicious and filling.
Taiwanese Rice Noodles
thin rice noodles in taiwanese wok-fried style with carrots, peas and onion.
Fresh Braised String Beans
mama fung says eat your greens! it's easy with our fresh braised string beans. mmm, garlic and sesame to tantalize your taste buds.
Mixed Vegetables
it's easy to eat your veggies when you get our mixed vegetables! broccoli, corn, carrots, mushrooms, zuchini and water chestnuts. oh my!

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