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HAND-MADE DUMPLINGS Russian Meals Always Start with Zakuski ZAKUSKI l APPETIZERS HAND-MADE DUMPLINGS Russian meals always start with zakuski. Even in the most modest households there is some simple dish, SIBERIAN PELMENI PEASANT PELMENI VARENIKI V if only a herring, to go with a glass of vodka. We Beef & pork filled dumplings Mushroom sauce & Ukrainian dumplings filled invite you to make a toast & share some vodka & buttered & served with sour cheese broiled over with potato, caramelized onion bites in true Russian fashion with your loved ones. cream & a side of vinegar 14.95 beef & pork filled & Asiago garnished with sour Ask for chili-garlic vinegar pelmeni 14.95 cream and fresh herbs 14.95 COLD Take a dozen frozen pelmeni and/or vareniki to have in the freezer ZAKUSKI PLATTER GF for that special occasion or late night snack depending on availablility Assorted house meats, spreads & pickles served with European cheeses & crostini 20.95 SELEDKA GF BUTERBROD l SANDWICHES Cured herring filet, marinated onions, vinegret, All sandwiches are served with your choice of fresh herbs, cold-pressed sunflower oil 9.95 borscht, garden salad, vinegret or moscow fries HOUSE PASHTET GF MOS-COW BURGER* Pâté varies daily, please ask your server for today’s Certified Angus Beef® patty, adjika, cheddar, Russian kraut selection 8.95 served on an onion bun 14.95 HOUSE PICKLED VEGETABLES GF V SMOKED SALMON BAGEL Seasonal variety of preserved goodies 6.95 Paprika-caper cream cheese, mixed greens & cucumber 14.95 “KOREAN CARROT” SALAD GF CHICKEN SANDWICH Far East chilled seafood salad with shrimp, smoked Provolone, sun-dried tomato aioli, mixed greens salmon, mussels, cold-pressed sunflower oil, chili served on an onion bun 12.95 flake, cilantro & dill 10.95 VINEGRET GF V Beet salad with carrots, potatoes, sauerkraut, pickles VTOROE BLUDO l ENTREES & mayonnaise 5.95 WILD RICE CABBAGE ROLLS RUSSIAN GARDEN SALAD GF GF V Pork, beef and wild rice filled cabbage leaves, braised in a Tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet onions, rich tomato sauce served with sour cream & fresh herbs 14.95 carrots, fresh herbs & lettuce. Dressed with your choice of traditional Russian cold pressed sunflower GIVETCH GF oil vinaigrette, dill sour cream dressing or Variety of seasonal vegetables, mushrooms, onion & garlic dill-mustard dressing Small 6.95 | Large 8.95 sautéed in a blend of Georgian spices over rice or buckwheat pilaf 14.95 RUSSIAN KRAUT GF BEEF STROGANOFF* Lightly marinated, crunchy cabbage, carrot, cranberries, Certified Angus Beef® filet strips in black pepper sour cream sauce with caraway & cold-pressed sunflower oil 4.95 mushrooms & onion, served with moscow fries 18.95 KAMCHATKA SALAD HOT GF Smoked salmon, potato, green beans, red onion, hard-boiled egg, BORSCHT GF V olives, capers with lemon vinaigrette 16.95 Classic Russian beet, cabbage & potato soup garnished with sour cream & fresh herbs Cup 3.95 | Bowl 5.95 PIROZHOK DOBAVKA l EXTRAS NAPITKI l BEVERAGES Choice of beef or vegetable stuffed pastry served VEGETABLES OF THE DAY HORSERADISH VODKA 5 with dill sour cream sauce 4.95 | 2 for 8.95 GF 6.95 Ask your server for daily selection GARLIC-DILL VODKA 5 MOSCOW FRIES GF V Basket of fried dill potatoes with dipping sauces 6.95 BUCKWHEAT OR RICE PILAF GF 5.95 CILANTRO VODKA 5 FRIED PELMENI RUSSIAN BREAD BASKET CARAWAY VODKA 2.50 5 (26388) Beef & pork dumplings served with lingonberry ADD SALMON* PEPPER VODKA 5 sour cream, micro cilantro & grated horseradish 9.95 8.95 KVAS KHARCHO BLINCHIKI ADD CHICKEN BREAST 7.95 5.95 HOUSE TARJUN 3.95 Spiced lamb, tomato, carrot wrapped in a crepe ADD 5 oz. BISTRO FILET* 8.95 served with walnuts & cilantro 5.95 | 2 for 10.95 Georgian tarragon soda BLINI WITH CAVIAR RUSSIAN BLACK TEA 2.75 Salmon roe rolled in a crepe with fresh herbs & RASSOL 2 Menu 2019 ©US Foods sour cream (mkt) Pickle juice…natural Russian hangover cure ESCARGOT A LA RUSSE GF White wine herb butter sauce, asiago 10.95 *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood or shellfish may increase CHEBOUREK GF = Gluten Friendly your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have a certain medical condition. If you parked in the YWCA parking lot, please ask your server for a pass to exit. Savory lamb & potato fried pastry served with V = Vegetarian Sorry we do not accept checks; an 18% gratuity will be added to parties of 6 or more; tomato-garlic sauce 5.95 | 2 for 10.95 we reserve the right to limit the number of checks per table. .
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