Chinese Party Menu

Party is synonymous to fun, excitement and exhilaration and if it’s a themed party, the enthusiasm just doubles. Syncing every aspect of the party according to the theme may sound terrifying, but, believe it or not, once synchronized, its pleasure and entertainment, at par. More and more people today are opting for a themed party. Not only are they fun, but a unique way to bring out creativity and imagination. If you are planning to host a themed party, then one of the best options to explore would be to throw a Chinese party.

Make sure right from invitation and decoration to dresses and menu, everything reflects the theme of the party. Though setting invitation, decoration and dresses as per the theme would be a cake walk, the same cannot be said for the menu. We understand that planning a menu is not such an easy task and much deliberation goes into the same. With the aim of helping you out, we have provided various options as far as Chinese food menu for the party is concerned. Hope you party is absolutely rocking and a trend setter!!

Chinese Party Menu

Finger Foods

Baked Chicken Wings
No-meat Balls
Dumplings
Egg Rolls
Momos

Beverages

Orange Martini
Screwdriver
Fuzzy Navel
Blue Coconut
Pomegranate Martini
Bloody Marys
Red Sangria

Soups

Hot and Sour Soup
Sweet Corn Soup
Red Bean Soup
Soybean Milk Soup
Chicken Soup with Cream

Appetizers

Spring Rolls
Stuffed Mushrooms
Crab Rangoon
Oriental Tea Leaf Eggs
Stuffed Eggplant

Salads

Coleslaw Salad
Chicken Salad
Cold Asparagus Salad
Chinese Potato Salad
Cold Noodles in Sesame Sauce

Main Course

Scallops with Wilted Spinach
Sweet n Sour Fish
Duck with Almonds
Red Cooked Chicken
Beef in Oyster Sauce
Pork with Bamboo Shoots
Chowmein/ Chopsuey
Fried Rice and Manchurian

Dessert

Banana Fritters
Egg Custard Tarts
Chinese Steamed Sponge Cake
Steamed Pears
Sponge Cake with Coconut Icing
Honey Noodles and Ice Cream

Tips

While choosing the menu, make sure you choose both vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. This way every one would have options to explore.
If you are including a lot of finger foods in the menu, make sure there are enough napkins and toothpicks.
Apart from chop sticks, do keep in forks and spoons. Though you are throwing a Chinese themed party, it is not necessary that everyone, especially children, would know how to eat with chop sticks.
For a buffet styled party, make sure that plates, napkins, chop sticks, fork, spoon and bowls are arranged right at the start of the table.
As for the menu, remember in Chinese menu, soup is not had as a starter, but is drunk throughout the meal, as it is often the only liquid served with food. At the same time, tea is always had after the meal is over.

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