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Nitehawk Cinema's bimonthly Film Feast series is already a winning mash-up of meals and movies, but this month's lineup is particularly awesome-sounding: The theater's executive chef Kurt Applegate is teaming up with Nom Wah Tea Parlor's chef-owner Wilson Tang to create an Asian-inspired spread to complement a screening of 1986 cult favorite Big Trouble in Little China. And if that's not enough, the five-course menu, ranging from steamed dumplings to beef-shank lo mein, will be paired with beers from Lagunitas.
Tickets for the Film Feast—which will take place on Tuesday, April 18 at 7:15pm—are $75 each and are on sale today on Nitehawk's website. Check out the full menu below:
MENU:
First Course
Chinatown Dumplings: steamed chicken and shrimp siu mai with soy vinegar dipping sauce
Small Beginnings: Lagunitas IPA
Second Course
Pork Chop Lost In An Alley: Fried pork-chop sandwich with pickled daikon and sweetened kewpie mayo on a potato roll
Henry Swanson's My Name, And Excitement's My Game: Lagunitas Undercover Investigation Shut-Down Ale
Third Course
Lo Mein of Upside Down Sinner: Beef-shank lo mein with Chinese broccoli, pickled kohlrabi, fried shallots, scallion and cilantro
Elevator Hot Box: Lagunitas Waldo Triple IPA
Fourth Course
Huge Buzz: Veggie broth with coconut-ginger froth, scallion and cilantro
Time For A Little Medicine: Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Sumpin' Wheat Ale
Fifth Course
Green Eyes: Fried matcha sesame balls with sweetened lotus paste filling
Things Go Sour For Lo Pan: Lagunitas Aunt Sally Sour Ale