Roseville Menu

Fresh at Big Bowl can be defined by the seasonal produce that reaches the restaurant the day it's picked or by the spices roasted on premises and the dipping sauces prepared daily from scratch. Fish comes to the restaurants whole, which means its fresher, and portioned to order. The ingredients are sustainably sourced and even the juices for cocktails are either fresh squeezed or organically sourced . Big Bowl gives fresh a higher meaning - just see below.	DOWNLOAD MENUS
Specials A variety of new dishes debut each month, inspired by summer's local produce, winter's call for heftier sustenance or seafood at the height of the season. Act fast - these dishes are special and only available for a limited time.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Main Menu Whether the craving calls for bold or spicy, Chinese or Thai, our menu has plenty to offer and countless ways to satisfy.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Kids Our kids menu towers above the others with favorites from the grown-up menu by way of stir-fry vegetables with noodles, beef and broccoli, all-natural chicken noodle soup and many other choices. You won't find any trans fats or high fructose corn syrup anywhere in the kids menu.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Gluten Free Finding a dish that's gluten free can be a challenge, but here there are wheat free options.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Group Share When you want to get it started, parties at Big Bowl is the way to go. The traditional Asian way of dining - Group Share - is available in the restaurant or for take out. Each location offers different options for parties so be sure to check out those pages here.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Specialty Cocktails Fun in a glass? That's the specialty cocktail menu - refreshing and original starting with fresh squeezed juices, house made mixers created with only pure cane sugar and of course, our signature fresh made ginger ales in a variety of flavors.	DOWNLOAD MENU
Dessert Desserts are hand crafted and delicious, with the same focus on quality ingredients. These may be served for one, or they are quite share-able.	DOWNLOAD MENU

Chef's Blog

What a chef wants

Braised dishes - ingredients slow cooked for a long period - are some of the most delicious foods in any culture, especially Chinese. I'm not sure if people get braised dishes, so even though I love them, you won't see them on the regular menu.

But that's the challenge for most chefs - balancing the menu with foods you love to eat versus what everyone else wants. Lucky for me, we have a way of sharing with our guests the kinds of dishes that the majority may or may not clamor for, but for the minority that do, they're truly appreciated.

Lessons in dining

As we entrench ourselves into 2012 and ring in the Year of the Dragon, I'm thinking about the best dishes of 2011, and the takeaway from each one to ensure another 12 months of great food experiences.

FAQs for the Holiday Chef

Each year I am asked many of the same questions during the holidays, so I thought I would put it out there for you all to read. Many people are surprised when I say I cook on Thanksgiving Day, but of course I do—cooking is my passion, and I enjoy indulging my family and friends during the holidays. For me, cooking is a gift to be shared with the people you care for the most.

Q: Do you do all the cooking yourself on Thanksgiving?

I sure do.

Roseville Menu

Specials

Main Menu

Kids

Gluten Free

Group Share

Specialty Cocktails

Dessert

Chef's Blog

What a chef wants

Lessons in dining

FAQs for the Holiday Chef

What's Happening

What's hot? The upcoming red hot valentine's day specials

Celebrate the Year of the Dragon

A delicious dose of comfort