Joan of Arc (1420), Susan B. Anthony (1820), Martin Luther King Jr. (1929), John Lennon (1940), Sigmund Freud (1856), Salvador Dali (1904), and Bruce Lee (1940) just to name a few!

Occupying the 5th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Dragon is the mightiest of the signs. Dragons symbolize such character traits as dominance and ambition. Dragons prefer to live by their own rules and if left on their own, are usually successful. They’re driven, unafraid of challenges, and willing to take risks. They’re passionate in all they do and they do things in grand fashion.

龙年 

Chinese New Year’s Dragon Menu

Drinks

Dragonball     $8

Midori, Jinro Soju, pineapple juice and grenadine

Soju Flight    $10

buckwheat, sweet potato, barley, and grain served with jasmine tea on the side

Appetizers

Steamed Oysters in Black Bean Sauce (6) $10

Lobster Shumai     $7

Jellyfish Salad      $6

Served with garlic, jalapeno, cilantro and cucumber

Almond Encrusted Filet of Sole     $8

Seafood Sampler     $16

Lobster Shumai, Jellyfish Salad, and Almond Encrusted Filet of Sole

Entrees

Dragon Year Special “Dragon & Phoenix”   $85

half roast duck served with 2 Australian lobster tails prepared Cantonese style

Roast Duck Whole   $35      Half   $19

Pressed Duck with Winter Bamboo   $17

Crispy Scallops with Honeyed Walnuts   $19

Chef Lin’s Almond Chicken   $15

Live Whole Dungeness Crab in Black Bean Sauce     $20

Chef Lin’s Roasted Pork Belly     $15

Or order off our main menu

Call 971-222-7327 or 971-222-0100 for reservations

The year 2012 is the year of the Dragon and starts January 23rd. From the reading of the stars and element relationships in the paht chee chart, this year is going to be a transformational life-changing year! Generally, there are more goodies in store for you in the year 2012 than 2011. It’s a good year to improve oneself, take calculated investment risks and to build wealth. The year 2012 holds much promise and may be a major transition in your life. Whether it turns out extremely good, or really bad, will depend on how you ride the mighty Dragon!

Be sure to get plenty of rest, eat good things, and follow doctors orders this year!

Try something different this Valentine’s Day. Grap a bottle of champagne or your favorite wine and order take-out from Seres. Choose from the special romantic menu below or order from our main menu.

$45 per couple

Appetizer, choose lobster Shumai or choose 2 from the following options:

crispy scallops with honey walnuts

potstickers

veggie spring rolls

duck salad rolls

tofu salad rolls

BBQ pork tenderloin

Entree, choose 2 from the following:

spicy sesame beef

beef with broccoli

Mongolian lamb

curry lamb claypot

spicy sesame chicken GF

General Tso’s chicken

Kung Pao chicken GF

Kung Pao prawns GF

prawns with snow peas and bamboo GF

crispy prawns with spicy Mandarin sauce (popcorn shrimp)

lover’s eggplant (sliced eggplant stir-fried with garlic & our savory KP sauce)

beancurd with black mushrooms

dried sauteed string beans

Budhha’s delight (assorted vegetable sit-fried in white wine & ginger) GF

Rice or noodle, choose 1 from the following:

Sungari fried rice

veggie fried rice

Sungari lo mein

veggie lo mein

curry rice noodles with shrimp & scallops

Special offer: reserve and order by February 13th, and receive a complimentary dessert for 2,

Godiva chocolate cake with raspberry puree

We will have happy hour in the bar area only from 3pm-6pm on Valentine’s Day.

Three great timeless love poems...

Love is not all: it is not meat nor drink

Nor slumber nor a roof against the rain;
Nor yet a floating spar to men that sink
And rise and sink and rise and sink again;
Love can not fill the thickened lung with breath,
Nor clean the blood, nor set the fractured bone;
Yet many a man is making friends with death
Even as I speak, for lack of love alone.
It well may be that in a difficult hour,
Pinned down by pain and moaning for release,
Or nagged by want past resolution's power,
I might be driven to sell your love for peace,
Or trade the memory of this night for food.
It well may be. I do not think I would.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Love and the gentle heart are one thing,
just as the poet says in his verse,
each from the other one as well divorced
as reason from the mind’s reasoning.

Nature craves love, and then creates love king,
and makes the heart a palace where he’ll stay,
perhaps a shorter or a longer day,
breathing quietly, gently slumbering.

Then beauty in a virtuous woman’s face
makes the eyes yearn, and strikes the heart,
so that the eyes’ desire’s reborn again,
and often, rooting there with longing, stays,

Till love, at last, out of its dreaming starts.
Woman’s moved likewise by a virtuous man. 

Dante Alighieri

Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O no! it is an ever-fixed mark
That looks on tempests and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wandering bark,
Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.
Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks
Within his bending sickle's compass come:
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
          If this be error and upon me proved,
          I never writ, nor no man ever loved.

William Shakespeare 

Here is a more recent poem...

Only One
by Andrei
There's only one I care for,
That only one is you,
I'd give my body, heart, and soul,
For a life with you.

I know that you've been hurt before,
And that you're locked up tight,
But open up your soul to me,
And I will make it right.

There's nothing that I wouldn't do,
To live my life right next to you,
If only I would have the chance,
To snap out of my trance.

These words are hard to say,
For one that is not true,
But I for one don't like to lie,
I swear that I love you,

I swear that I will stick by you,
Through good, or bad, or worse,
And that from this point on,
I'll go without remorse.

My heart holds what my hand cannot,
My love for you is like a knot,
It twists and turns so many ways,
As it will till' end of days.

Try floating them in a vase filled a third with water like we did.

The history of mankind and the Carnation covers over 2,000 years. It is one of the world’s oldest flower varieties. There are many meanings of carnations, but the most popular are fascination, distinction, and love. Its scientific name Dianthus roughly translates to “flower of love” or “flower of the gods”.  History of the Carnation dates back to ancient Greece, early Christians believed that the first carnation bloomed when Mary wept for Jesus as he carried his cross.

Like other flowers, different meanings can also be expressed with different colors. Light red carnations are used to express admiration, and dark red deeper sentiments of passionate love and affection. White carnations symbolize purity and luck. Pink are often given to show gratitude.   [www.squidoo.com/carnation]

We are now taking reservations for Valentine’s Day!

Drinks

Grapefruit sparkler                                          $6/glass

Grand Imperial Brut champagne with a splash of fresh grapefruit juice

Hou Hou Shu sparkling Sake                 $12/bottle

Light, crisp, with slight sweetness

Special Entrees

Dragon Year Special “Dragon & Phoenix”   $85

half roast duck served with 2 Australian lobster tails prepared Cantonese style

Roast Duck Whole   $35      Half $19

Live Dungeness crab    $29-$34

prepared with choice of garlic, black bean sauce or Cantonese style with ginger & scallions

OUR  REGULAR  MENU  IS  AVAILABLE  ALL  NIGHT

HAPPY  HOUR  MENU  IS  AVAILABLE  ALL  NIGHT  IN THE BAR

Call 971-222-7327 or 971-222-0100 for reservations

Buy gift certificates totaling $100 now through January 1st, and receive a gift card of $25 from us to you!

Happy Holidays!

Holiday hours

Christmas Eve noon to 11pm

Christmas day closed

New Year’s Eve noon-10pm

New Year’s Day 4pm-10pm

Call 971-222-7327 to place your order.

Individual box lunches except noodles and fried rice comes with steamed white rice

• Beef  $8.50 per person choose Mongolian beef, beef in tangy sauce, beef with snow peas, or beef in broccoli
• Pork  $7.50 per person choose pork in tangy sauce, Hunan pork, or twice cooked pork
• Chicken  $8 per person choose Kung Pao chicken, chicken in black bean sauce, chicken broccoli, or General Tso’s chicken
• Noodles  $7 per person choose chicken, pork, beef, or veggie lo mein
• Fried Rice  $7 per person choose chicken, pork, beef, or veggie fried rice

Sides

• Potstickers $1.70 per person
• Veggie spring rolls $1.50 per person
• BBQ Pork $2.00 per person

Natural free-range Shelton’s turkey is available deep fried for pick-up on Thanksgiving day. Quantity is limited so order soon.

Size Availabilities 

Small (7-10lb)

Medium (11-14lb)

Large (15-18lb)

***Sizes available are not specific since all turkeys are unique. Please take this into consideration when choosing a size category***

Ask about side dishes that are also available!

Pick-up times are 10am-1:30pm Thanksgiving day.  

Confirmation on all orders will be placed two days prior to pick-up. The restaurant will be closed aside from pick-ups, and our phone will only be answered between 10am-1:30pm on Thanksgiving Day.