Aberdeen Street social

Welcome to a fine diner that serves the best gourmet recipes in town. Explore our kitchen and enjoy your time with friends and family.

ABOUT US

We are a 30-year-old specialty restaurant serving the best neighborhood barbecue recipe that never grows old on your tongue.

WHY US

Explore our menu of organic fresh garden vegetables and fresh meat cooked for sizzling perfection.

best food

Sweet & Sour Pork

$600

The hot and sweet flavor brings the best flavors of the chunks.

Roast Goose

$900

Enjoy the naturally flavored and sauced roasted goose platter.

Shrimp & Chicken Balls

$1200

Stuffed chicken meatballs minced and assembled with shrimp. That sounds new!

MENU

BEST DRINKS YOU CAN TRY IT

Pineapple Ice

The natural chilled glass of pineapple with a tangy twist of salt and ginger.

$110

Red Bean

The specialty of herbs and sweetness of pomegranate compliments your sizzlers.

$120

Bubble Tea

Enjoy our special herb tea at the tables or at our take away for a quick refreshment.

$155

Lemon Tea

Enjoy the hot or cold lemon tea iced for perfection and balanced for tang and sweetness.

$125

WHAT TO EAT

Hong-Kong-Style Custard

Special custard recipe from hong kong’s local streets for a good diet.

$120

Phoenix Talons (Chickens' Feet)

Enjoy the slow-cooked Pheonix talons recipe with a complimentary soup.

$110

Beef Brisket Noodles

Have a quick snack with the fried noodles served inside beef briskets.

$100

Eggplant with Minced Pork

Get the right protein for the day with special meat only recipes.

$160

TESTIMONIAL

What an amazing experience that I had today.

John A. Guitierrez

It is definitely a place where I would like to hang out with my friends often.

Philip N. Brown

Truly delicious food and good service from the staff members.

Douglas M. Yancey

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Popular Dishes That People Enhance With THC

Popular Dishes That People Enhance With THC

If you are someone that enjoys marijuana, then you have definitely tried an edible at some point or another. Eating an edible gives you a much different high to smoking weed as it is digested through your body.

If you think about edibles, you likely think of your standard foods such as brownies as chosen enhanced food. For example, if you look at any movie or series where someone mentioned edibles, it is usually a freshly baked batch of cookies or brownies.

As you are probably well aware, marijuana is becoming a much more commonly used drug and more people than ever are regularly enjoying weed. Because weed has become so commonly used, there has also been a lot of media released based on it and this includes several shows where people explore the lengths that you can reach when working with edibles.

Thanks to these shows, the way in which we enjoy edibles has been completely revolutionized and you can now make some pretty delicious food that has been enhanced with THC. Here are some popular dishes that people enhance with THC.

Gummies

Arguably one of the most popular foods that is regularly enhanced by THC is gummies. Gummies are delicious and they come in a variety and delicious and fruity flavors. Gummies are one of the most popular foods to be enhanced by THC and even at dispensaries, you can find a large selection of enhanced gummies to choose from.

If you want to try it for yourself, you will find out that THC gummies have different potencies, so if you are someone who hasn’t really tried them before, you can start with a lower potency and see how it goes from there on.

Baked Goods

The main ingredients that people use to make THC enhanced food is butter. Butter is very easy to enhance with marijuana and the main ingredient of a lot of baked goods is butter. You can transform essentially any baked good into an edible dish. For example, you could go with the classic brownie option and really make it into something delicious. You could add various ingredients such as caramel or even chocolate pieces to make the brownies into something that doesn’t just taste like weed.

Something that I have seen before is someone making a whole wedding cake that was edible, which really shows how far you can push your creativity.

Roast Dinners

This may seem relatively unconventional, but a roast dinner is a fantastic way to put a twist on your standard edible dish. Once again, the most common ingredient in a roast dinner is butter. When you make a roast dinner, you do not want it to be healthy, you want it to be comforting and fatty. A very interesting way that I have seen someone incorporate weed into a roast dinner is through the meat. If you are making chicken or another poultry, then it is very common to smother the outside in butter and herbs. If the butter is packed with weed, then this is a brilliant way to make your dinner an edible.

Toasties

If you want an edible, but you want to experience it in a super simple way, a great way that you can approach it is by making a toastie. As long as you make a decent amount of butter infused with THC, you can make pretty much any simple dish into an edible dish. For example, you can use the butter that you have made and put the butter on the bread that you are using when you are cooking the toastie itself.

Coffee

If you are someone that prefers a drink rather than an edible dish, something that you should consider trying is THC-enhanced coffee. It is very common for people to put a blob of butter in their coffee to make it creamier and more enhanced. If you are someone that loves the taste of coffee, but you do not like the fact that coffee wakes you up tremendously, then mixing THC with it will make it much better for you. If you want it to be even better, why not try enhanced flavored coffee to further improve the experience?

There are a whole host of foods that people now enhance with THC and as more people are becoming regular THC users, even more recipes are being released online. It is crazy to think how much the world of marijuana use has changed since the laws have changed and people have become more regular users.

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