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Grill Plates Taboon Fish 29.90 Platters to Share Mezze Platters To Share Mezze Platter 29.50 Your choice of 3 dips, pita, falafels, marinated olives , fried cauliflower Skewer Platter 41.50 Mezze Chicken / lamb / beef skewers , Middle Eastern salad, zahtar pita , labneh , falafels Something to Start Shoofta Platter 40.50 LOVE OUR Marinated Coolmunda organic olives 7.90 Two of each shooftas , cheesy garlic bread, falafels, Middle Eastern salad, yoghurt dip Mixed Grilled Platter for Two 61.90 DIPS,FALAFEL & BREAD? Zahtar pita (VG) 6.50 All our grilled meats , Egyptian rice, vegetable couscous, Middle Eastern salad, condiments & pita AVAILABLE Cheese sumbusak (V) 7.90 IN Lamb sumbusak 8.90 Grill Plates TAKE-HOME PACKS! Tomato pita (VG) 6.90 Chicken Thigh Skewers 27.90 Cheese pita (V) 7.90 Marinated in Middle Eastern spices & garlic. Cheesy garlic bread (V) 8.50 Served with dukkah, pomegranate molasses, garlic sauce, couscous & salad. Add : (to Tomato & Cheese Pitas only) 4.00ea Beef Rump Skewers 27.90 Chicken / Mushrooms / Roast Vegetables Marinated in chilli harissa, garlic and smoked paprika. Extras SHARING FOOD Served with spicy date chutney, rice & salad. Single chicken skewer 7.90 Dips (served with pita) IS THE Lamb Rump Skewers 29.90 Single beef skewer 7.90 Hummus (VG) 10.90 MIDDLE EASTERN WAY! Marinated in garlic, rosemary & sumac. Single lamb skewer 8.90 Hummus & tahina (VG) 12.50 Served with rice, yoghurt, spicy eggplant & salad Single shoofta 5.90 Chicken Mince Shooftas 26.90 Hummus, spicy eggplant & tomato (VG) 13.90 Vegetable couscous (VG) 6.50 Middle Eastern koftas with coriander & onions. Hummus & mushrooms (VG) 15.50 Egyptian rice (VG) 5.90 Served with couscous, salad & yoghurt. 6.00 Hummus & lamb 15.50 Side salad (VG) Lamb Mince Shooftas 26.90 Hummus & grilled chicken 15.50 GLUTEN FREE ? Middle Eastern koftas with parsley, mint & onions. Yoghurt labneh (V) 10.90 DAIRY FREE? Served with rice, salad & yoghurt. Persian eggplant (V) 13.50 TOO EASY! Turkish beetroot (V) 13.50 Taboon Fish 29.90 Tunisian carrot (V) 13.50 A traditional dish from Tripoli. Barramundi fillets cooked in a spicy tomato sauce and served with Mixed dip plate (V) 19.50 Egyptian rice, salad, tahina & harissa. Extra garlic prawns 6.50 Something Else FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK Falafels, green tahina, yoghurt dip (V) 12.90 FROM 5PM (Served on your choice of rice or couscous) 29.90 AND INSTAGRAM! Moroccan Tagines Falafel prawn plate, tomato sauce, garlic sauce 18.50 Lamb Shank Fried cauliflower, hot sauce, garlic sauce (VG) 12.90 Slow cooked with aromatic spices and meat so tender it falls off the bone into a rich sauce heady Fried haloumi, dukkah, tahina & chutney (v) 14.50 with flavour. Garnished with dried fruits, yoghurt & pine nuts Chicken, Chickpea & Tomato Single falafel (VG) 1.00 Marinated sliced chicken served in a hawaijj, preserved lemon, olive, chickpea, tomato & chilli broth. Single falafel prawn 3.50 Garnished with olive tapenade & yoghurt Please advise your waiter of any allergies BYO Corkage 2.50 per person 15% Surcharge Public Holidays (VG) Vegan (V) Vegetarian Salads All our salads are based on a mixture of lettuce & finely chopped vegetables dressed with lemon, olive oil and tahina dressing Fatush (VG) 13.90 All Day Bowls Crunchy pita, zahtar & sumac Egyptian rice topped with your choice of protein with salad, tabouleh, yoghurt & Taboon’s dressing. Tabouleh (VG) 13.90 Middle Eastern salad of parsley, cracked wheat, chopped vegetables & pinenuts Single 15.90 / Double 19.90 Caliph (V) 17.90 Egyptian cheese, black olives & roasted vegetables Grilled chicken Lamb mince Falafel Caliph (V) 20.90 Grilled lamb Lamb shoofta Grilled chilli beef Chicken shoofta Crunchy hot falafels crowning a Caliph Salad Pulled jackfruit (V) Garlic prawn 18.50 Moroccan Single 18.50 Double 24.50 Falafel (V) Double garlic prawn 24.50 Grilled dukkah chicken skewer & spiced mango relish Jaffa 23.90 Falafel prawns , eggplant dip & crunchy pita Pita Pocket Sandwiches AVAILABLE TILL 5PM Bedouin 20.90 Israeli pita pocket with hummus, salad and fillings below: Spiced lamb mince, pinenuts, crunchy pita & yoghurt Spicy Vegetarian (V) 14.90 Grilled Bedouin 29.90 Eggplant dip , carrot dip, Egyptian cheese, pine nuts , olives , harissa Grilled lamb skewers, pinenuts, crunchy pita & yoghurt Baghdad 14.90 Chilli Belly Dancer 27.90 Lamb shooftas, eggplant dip Grilled chicken & beef skewers, tahina, black olives, harissa & date chutney Egyptian 14.90 Chicken shooftas, roast vegetables Medi Lamb or Chicken 14.90 Pizzas Grilled lamb or grilled chicken Thin & crunchy pizzas that are healthy too! Double Medi 19.50 Spiced lamb mince, zucchini & yoghurt 21.90 Grilled chicken and lamb Egyptian cheese, eggplant dip & zahtar (V) 21.90 Middle Eastern (VG) 14.90 Mushroom, zucchini & yoghurt (V) 21.90 Falafels , green tahina Turkish 14.90 Chicken shoofta, roast vegetables & green tahina 21.90 Lamb shoofta, roast vegetables, tabouleh, yoghurt & chilli 21.90 Lamb mince, yoghurt to Sandwiches or Bowls Add Yemenite 14.90 Falafel, hummus, shallots & green tahina (VG) 21.90 Yoghurt Hummus dip Grilled chilli beef, harissa Harissa Carrot dip Spicy turkish salami (Sucuk), roast vegetables, tabouleh, tahina & chilli 21.90 Jaffa 17.50 Green tahina Beetroot dip Garlic prawns, hummus, roast vegetables & shallots 24.90 Falafel prawns , eggplant dip Date chutney 1.00ea Eggplant dip 1.50ea Sides Side yoghurt (V) 2.90 Side dip (V) 4.50 Harissa (VG) 2.00 Chutney (VG) 2.50 Please advise your waiter of any allergies BYO Corkage 2.50 per person 15% Surcharge Public Holidays (VG) Vegan (V) Vegetarian .
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