$7 for $15 Worth of Chinese Cuisine at Garlum Restaurant
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- Fresh, seasonal ingredients
- Made to order
- More than 20 years experience
The Great Wall of China was constructed to keep roving packs of ancient pandas from absconding with the local cuisine. Succeed where the bears failed with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of Chinese fare at Garlum Restaurant in Val Caron.
Garlum Restaurant has been brandishing fresh, savoury, made-to-order Chinese fare for more than two decades. Its menu of Western-influenced Asian delights includes such noodle-centric cuisine as cantonese chow mein, which combines shrimp, chicken, and barbecue pork with fresh seasonal vegetables on a duvet of well-rested egg noodles ($10.90). Poultry enthusiasts can sample Garlum Restaurant's chicken wings drizzled with homemade honey-garlic sauce ($7.60), and carnivorous alliteration aficionados can celebrate both of their passions with a course of beef and broccoli tossed with onions and topped with gravy ($8.80). The kitchen's singapore noodles provide a spicy taste of Southeast Asia, with shrimp, barbecue pork, and chicken sautéed in a curry sauce over rice noodles harvested from Singaporean noodle groves ($9).
- Fresh, seasonal ingredients
- Made to order
- More than 20 years experience
The Great Wall of China was constructed to keep roving packs of ancient pandas from absconding with the local cuisine. Succeed where the bears failed with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of Chinese fare at Garlum Restaurant in Val Caron.
Garlum Restaurant has been brandishing fresh, savoury, made-to-order Chinese fare for more than two decades. Its menu of Western-influenced Asian delights includes such noodle-centric cuisine as cantonese chow mein, which combines shrimp, chicken, and barbecue pork with fresh seasonal vegetables on a duvet of well-rested egg noodles ($10.90). Poultry enthusiasts can sample Garlum Restaurant's chicken wings drizzled with homemade honey-garlic sauce ($7.60), and carnivorous alliteration aficionados can celebrate both of their passions with a course of beef and broccoli tossed with onions and topped with gravy ($8.80). The kitchen's singapore noodles provide a spicy taste of Southeast Asia, with shrimp, barbecue pork, and chicken sautéed in a curry sauce over rice noodles harvested from Singaporean noodle groves ($9).