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Z & Y Restaurant menu: choose a cold appetizer by base and dressing
Two bamboo-shoot entries change the dressing while keeping the vegetable: one names sesame oil, the other chili sauce. Bean Jello changes the base to mung bean jelly with red chili sauce. These cold-appetizer examples help separate ingredient and dressing without treating every red-oil dish as the same choice.
Only these three cold appetizers. The saved crab combines separate styles into one sauce description; the wider chicken source names peanuts absent from saved labels. Both remain outside this guide. Complete recipes and current availability unconfirmed; English, Chinese and Spanish descriptions.
Bamboo in two dressings, or bean jelly
Keep bamboo shoots and choose sesame oil or chili sauce, or change the base to bean jelly.
Bamboo shoots and sesame oil
Sesame Bamboo Shoots
The restaurant names spring bamboo-shoot strips with roasted sesame oil. The saved explanation describes them chilled, consistent with the cold-appetizer section. This distinguishes sesame dressing without claiming an exact oil quantity or complete recipe.
Bamboo shoots and chili sauce
Spicy Bamboo Shoots
The restaurant names bamboo-shoot strips with red chili oil sauce; the saved explanation calls the sauce chili-based. Compare that named dressing with the sesame entry, rather than assigning a measured heat level or assuming either sauce can be swapped.
Mung bean jelly and red chili sauce
Bean Jello in Red Chili Sauce
The restaurant describes mung bean jelly ribbons with garlic chili sauce; the saved explanation identifies mung bean starch jelly. The base changes from bamboo shoots to the named starch jelly. Confirm the complete sauce recipe rather than relying on a short ingredient description.
Turn base and dressing into an order
Choose the base first, then ask about the dressing and ingredients that matter to you.
01
Choose bamboo or jelly
The two bamboo entries retain the vegetable, while Bean Jello changes the base and texture to starch jelly.
02
Keep dressing with its named entry
Sesame oil belongs to Sesame Bamboo Shoots; red chili sauce belongs to the other bamboo entry and bean jelly. They are separate dishes, not confirmed condiment options.
03
Confirm heat and recipe
Menu adjectives do not provide a numeric heat scale. Ask about complete dressings and dietary requirements before ordering.
Before choosing
Does this cover the crab styles?
No. The crab title retains multiple preparations, but the saved explanation combines garlic, chili and black pepper as one sauce. The reviewed source explicitly offers a choice of styles; those differences remain outside this guide.
Does this certify the whole menu or its labels?
No. The reviewed Szechuan Style Chicken lists peanuts, absent from its saved allergen labels. That dish and complete-menu dietary advice are outside this comparison.
Continue with your chosen cold appetizer
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