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2960 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107

626-792-8898

http://www.fu-shing.com

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2960 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena CA 91107

Cuisine(s): Chinese, Szechuan

Hours: Daily 11:30am-10pm

Price: $$ $$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, cash
Attire: Casual

Features: Catering, Delivery, Kid Friendly, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout

Serving: Dinner, Lunch

Alcohol: Full bar
Reservations: Accepted

Parking: Lot Available

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Main

Appetizers

$5.75

Fried Won Ton (10)

$5.75

Egg Roll (4)

$5.75

Paper Wrapped Chicken (4)

$5.75

Boiled Won Ton In Hot Sauce (10)

$7.25

Beef On A Stick (4)

$7.25

Fried Shrimp (4)

$7.95

Steamed Dumpling (8)

Soups

For 2 $5.95
For 4 $9.95

Assorted Seafood With Bean Curd Soup

For 2 $5.95
For 4 $9.95

Crab Meat And Cream Corn Soup

For 2 $5.95
For 4 $9.75

Three Flavor Sizzling Rice Soup

For 2 $5.75
For 4 $9.25

Gourmet Won Ton Soup

For 2 $5.75
For 4 $9.25

Minced Beef And Cilantro Soup

For 2 $4.95
For 4 $8.25

Hot And Sour Soup

Beef & Lamb

$11.95

Fire Cracker Lamb
slices of mutton toss fried with red bellpepper tender tips of bamboo shoot and spicy jalapeno pepper

$11.75

Mongolian Lamb

$11.25

Kung Pao Beef

$11.25

Spicy Dry Crispy Sliced Beef

$10.75

Beef With Scallion

$10.75

Beef With Broccoli

Poultry

$11.25

Orange Flavored Chicken

$10.95

Kung Pao Chicken

$10.95

Sweet And Pungent Chicken

$10.95

Lemon Chicken

$9.95

Cashew Nut Chicken

Seafood

$14.95

Kung Pao Scallop

$14.95

Scallop In Oyster Flavored Sauce

$10.95

Fried Cuttle Fish With Peppered Salt

$15.75

Seafood In Sizzling Platter

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Fu Shing

2960 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107

626-792-8898

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