SeEat restaurant guide

Au Cheval menu: choose by preparation

A burger search can hide useful alternatives. Au Cheval lists fries with an egg and sauces, an omelette with chèvre, and honey-fried chicken with chili and sesame. Choose the base and accompaniments rather than treating every diner dish alike.

This guide compares three non-burger dishes only. Saved burger quantities differ from the restaurant’s linked ordering menu; confirm the current burger configuration separately. Open the saved menu in English, Chinese or Spanish, or visit SeEat to download the app.

Compare the preparations

Use these examples to choose a direction, not a ranked favorite.

More than a side of fries

Crispy Fries

The named dish adds Mornay sauce, garlic aioli and a fried egg. French Fries is listed separately as a side; decide whether you want the dressed dish or the simpler side.

Roasted peppers and chèvre

Omelette

Roasted peppers, Espelette and fresh chèvre distinguish this egg choice from fries topped with an egg. Choose it when the pepper-and-cheese filling matters more than a potato base.

Honey with chili and sesame

General Jane’s Honey-Fried Chicken

The source lists chili, sesame and cilantro with the honey-fried chicken. The sweet-sounding name does not mean there is no chili; ask about heat if that would change the order.

A route through these choices

Match the preparation to what you want from this meal.

  1. 01

    Choose the base

    For potatoes with sauces, compare Crispy Fries. For eggs with a pepper-and-cheese filling, compare Omelette.

  2. 02

    Keep the side distinct

    If you want plain fries alongside chicken, find the separate French Fries entry rather than accidentally ordering the egg-and-sauce dish.

Before choosing

Does this guide explain the Single and Double burger sizes?

No. Burger quantities are outside this guide because saved and restaurant-linked ordering descriptions differ. Confirm the current configuration when ordering a burger.

Choose with the preparation in mind

Continue with this saved menu or find SeEat for other unfamiliar menus.

Sources and editorial notes

Independent guide, not affiliated with Au Cheval. Menu capture: September 10, 2026. Original menu publication date unknown. Restaurant sources reviewed October 4, 2026; versions and availability may change.

Sources reviewed: October 4, 2026