Tea House Logo

Weekend Breakfast

Available from 10am to 2pm Saturday and Sunday.
Food pictures are for reference only
Food Picture

Bacon Scallion Pancake 

$6.95

Food Picture

Beijing Stir-fried Pancake 

$9.95

Food Picture

Celery, Tofu Sticks with Tree Mushroom  Veggie Icon

$5.50


Food Picture

Chicken Wonton Soup 

Chicken wontons boiled in chicken broth.
$9.95

Food Picture

Chive Pocket (3) 

$10.95

Food Picture

Fried Dough Stick  Veggie Icon

$4.95

Food Picture

Fried Dough with Brown Sugar  Veggie Icon

$7.50


Food Picture

Fried Mochi Dough Stick 

Choice of sesame, pork floss or long bean with ground pork.
$8.95

Food Picture

Fried Peanuts  Veggie Icon

$5.50

Food Picture

Homemade Hot/Cold Soy Milk  Veggie Icon

$3.50


Food Picture

House Beef Roll 

Sliced tangy beef and shredded scallion wrapped in crisp scallion pancake. The combination of beef and the taste of Peking Roast Duck is a specialty unique to Tea House.
$12.95


Food Picture

Onion Pork Buns (6) 

Onion Pork Bun is one of the most popular wheat foods in Northern China, typically represented by “Qing Feng Bun” and “Xi Si Bun” in Beijing. Soft steamed buns stuffed with ground pork and green onion.
$13.95

Food Picture

Peanut and Smoked Tofu  Veggie Icon

$5.50

Food Picture

Pork and Egg Congee 

$10.95

Food Picture

Pork Burger (2) 

$10.95


Food Picture

Shanghai Pork Buns (4) 

A typical street food in Shanghai. Wheat buns with ground pork filling fried Shanghai-style.
$13.95


Food Picture

Shanghai Scallion Pancake  Veggie Icon

Pan fried scallion pancakes.
$10.95


Food Picture

Spicy Shredded Potato  Spicy Icon Veggie Icon

A tasty, hearty dish of shredded potato, red and green bell pepper from simple ingredients and spices.
$5.50

Food Picture

Taro Coconut Milk Sago  Veggie Icon

$7.50

Food Picture

Tea Egg 

$2.95

Food Picture

Tofu Pudding 

$8.50


Food Picture

Xiao Long Bao (8) 

Xiao Long Bao refers to a type of small steamed pork bun traditionally prepared in a small bamboo basket steamer. In some parts of China, Xiao Long Bao may specifically refer to a kind of soup dumpling, a popular cuisine in Shanghai, Wuxi, and surrounding areas. Soup is frozen and mixed in with the filling. Once steamed, the frozen soup liquifies, resulting in a very juicy bun. Take a small nibble first to drink the soup!
$14.95


Spicy Icon Spicy

Veggie Icon Vegetarian Dish



ATTENTION:

1) This menu is only available at the University of Minnesota location.

2) 18% gratuity will be added to checks for five or more.

3) Sorry, no checks accepted.


Visa Card IconMaster Card IconAmerican Express Icon