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Fook Shing, Asian Restaurant & Bar, Kyneton, Macedon Ranges
Join us for Mothers Day Lunch Sunday May 12
Fook Shing will be offering a Set Banquet Menu 4 Courses plus sides and dessert (Total 5 Course - Meat &/Or Vegetarian)) at $90.00 per person and a Childrens Menu (10 Years and under)          2 Courses plus Ice Cream $28.00 per child
ALL bookings will be in Two Sittings
**11.30am - 1.30pm** and **2.00pm - 4.00pm**
Meat Banquet

Tom Kha Asian broth- coconut, lime leaf, galangal DF, GF, NF, VEG, V

Gua Bao - crisp cauliflower, pickled vegetables, sriacha mayo NF, VEG

Duck, Pork and water chestnut san choi boi , crisp lettuce   GF, DF, NF

Thai Red Curry - Chicken and Vegetable GF, DF, NF

 

Vegetarian Banquet

Tom Kha Asian broth- coconut, lime leaf, galangal DF, GF, NF, VEG, V

Gua Bao - crisp cauliflower, pickled vegetables, sriacha mayo NF, VEG

Mixed Mushroom and water chestnut san choi boi , crisp lettuce   GF, DF, NF,

Thai Red Curry -Seasonal Vegetable GF, DF, NF

 

Sides

Steamed Asian Greens -soy, chilli, sesame DF, GF, NF, VEG, V

Steamed Jasmin Rice

 

Dessert

Cashew Nut Cake, homemade ginger ice cream

Tapioca Pudding , coconut, poached quince , pandan DF, GF, NF, VEG, V

 

Childrens Menu (10 Years and Under) $28.00

Crispy Chicken Gua Bao, kewpie mayo

Egg and Vegetable Thick Noodle Stirfry

Ice Cream – Choice of Vanilla or Chocolate

Fook Shing, Asian Restaurant & Bar, Kyneton, Macedon Ranges
Fook Shing, Asian Restaurant & Bar, Kyneton, Macedon Ranges

Located in Piper Street Kyneton, Fook Shing brings modern and vibrant south-east Asian cuisine to life in a historic gold rush era pub.

Fook Shing is named after the infamous Chinese Detective who was posted to the goldfields during Victoria’s Gold Rush. A policeman originally based in Melbourne’s Chinatown, Fook was the go-to plain clothes detective for any issues related to Chinese in central Victoria and even stayed in the pub during his time in the area!
“Send Fook Shing” was a regular message from Victoria’s Police Commissioner.
 
A colourful period in Victoria’s history, it seemed only fitting to link the cuisine and the person with the place.

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