Majesty Chinese Restaurant in Garapan is now serving breakfast daily from 7am to 10:30am. The new breakfast menu features Filipino, local, Chinese, and American-style breakfast combos, omelets, salads, side orders such as pancakes and French toast, bottomless coffee and teas, and more. <\/p>\n
For what it calls its \u201cBreakfast Classics,\u201d Majesty offers four choices, all for $9.50 each: a \u201cFilipino Deluxe\u201d that features beef tapa, tocino, and longganisa with eggs and a choice of steamed rice or toast; a \u201cLocal Deluxe\u201d that features Spam, Chamorro sausage, eggs, and rice or toast; a \u201cChinese Deluxe\u201d that features congee with shredded pork and century egg and a dim sum platter; and an \u201cAmerican Deluxe\u201d that features bacon, ham, sausage links, and eggs with toast.<\/p>\n
Breakfast side orders, which range in price from $2.50 to $7.50, include French toast, pancakes, white or wheat toast, any style eggs, fried rice or garlic rice, a breakfast burrito, hash browns, and oatmeal. For bottomless drinks, Majesty offers coffee for $2.50, English tea for $2.50, Chinese tea for $2, and iced lemon tea for $3.<\/p>\n
The restaurant makes and bakes its own bread in-house. <\/p>\n
Majesty Chinese Restaurant is in Garapan, near the Ocean View Hotel and the Bank of Guam. It can be called at 233-2088. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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