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Over 30 Years of Breakfast & Aloha Lunch Offerings On a Bun (cont.) Mahi Mahi – broiled or Kona style (dipped in egg batter and grilled) with Sensational Salads lettuce, tomato and onion. lemon and tartar sauce on the side 11.50 Taco Salad – tossed greens, tomatoes, olives and cheddar cheese with Crab cake – Carsie’s ono crab cake with lettuce, tomato and onion with tortilla chips and salsa & sour cream. Choice of two toppings: seasoned sun dried tomato aioli on the side 12.25 ground beef, seasoned shredded chicken, frijoles, or baked beans 11.50 Cinnamon’s Lunch Specialties Curried Chicken & Papaya: half a papaya filled with our homemade cur- Our favorites, new and old ried chicken salad, on a bed of tossed greens, tomatoes and cucumbers Baked Spaghetti – with ground beef, cheese, served with sour dough served with whole wheat toast 12.25 garlic bread and tossed green salad 9.95 Oriental – Char siu pork, roasted chicken, won ton chips and peanuts Stir Fry: Mahi Mahi, beef, chicken, or vegetarian (cashew nuts) with on tossed greens, garnished with Chinese parsley with Oriental/sesame chopped bell pepper, celery, bean sprouts, carrots, onions and mushrooms dressing 12.25 cooked in a hint of our Kalbi sauce 10.95 Prime Salad - sliced prime rib over tossed greens, tomatoes and cucum- Pasta ‘n Pesto – spaghetti with basil or sun-dried tomato pesto, tossed bers with Oriental sesame dressing 12.75 with capers, spinach, tomatoes, sautéed onions, olives and topped with walnuts and parmesan cheese. Served with garlic bread 11.95 Tasty Sandwiches Served with side of French fries, cole slaw, Mucho Nacho – Tortilla chips, frijoles, cheddar cheese, olives, jalapenos, baked beans or potato mac salad tomatoes with a choice of seasoned ground beef or seasoned shredded chicken. Salsa and sour cream on the side 11.95 Grilled cheese – Swiss and American cheeses on choice of bread 6.95 Lunch Plates With grilled ham or tomato 7.95 Choice of any tow: rice, coleslaw, French fries, baked beans, potato-mac salad Reuben – Thinly sliced corned beef or turkey with Swiss cheese, sauer- Chicken Cutlet – Breaded chicken smothered in gravy 10.95 kraut and Thousand Island dressing on grilled dark rye bread 9.95 Over 30 Years of Mahi Mahi – Fillets broiled or Kona style (dipped in egg batter and grilled) Pastrami – Grilled pastrami and Swiss cheese on grilled dark rye 9.95 with tartar sauce and lemon 11.25 Breakfast & Aloha Roast Beef – tender roast beef with our rich brown gravy 11.95 Chicken Cashew- Homemade chicken salad on grilled sour dough topped with cashews and melted cheddar cheese served with lettuce, tomato and Beef Stew/ Kalua Pig & Laulau combo 14.75 onion 10.95 Prime Rib Plate 8oz- Twice Cooked then served with Horseradish Sour Cream & Au jus 16.25 Curried Chicken Salad – Homemade mild curry chicken salad on grilled Agnes’ Bakery Portuguese sweet bread with lettuce, tomato and onion Boneless Kal-bi Shortribs - Chef Carsie’s own family recipe. Mouth- 10.95 watering goodness! 14.75 Lunch Sides Roast Beef Dip – Roast beef on a toasted French roll with au jus 10.95 Choice of any tow: rice, coleslaw, French fries, baked beans, potato-mac salad Sautéed mushrooms, onions and Swiss cheese add 2.75 Toss Saladsm sm 4.25 lg 5.75 R&B Prime Rib 6oz – on grilled sourdough 12.75 Tricolor Coleslaw 4.50 sautéed mushrooms, onions & American cheese add 2.75 Garlic Bread/ Fries/ Beans 3.95 On a Bun 1.50 Open daily 7am - 2pm. Rice Breakfast served all day. Sandwiches served on an Agnes’ Bakery sweet bread sesame bun. With a Potato Mac Salad 2.75 choice of French fries, cole slaw, baked beans or potato mac salad. Lunch served 11am - 2pm Old Fashioned Hamburger – our homemade beef patty, turkey patty or Monday - Saturday, veggie patty served with lettuce, tomato and onion 10.25 Add cheese 1.50 no holidays. Pepperjack and Jalapeño – 11.25 Take-Out: Monday - Friday only, not available on holidays. Reservations recommended for parties of 8 or more. Mushroom, bacon and Swiss burger - take it up a notch 11.95 Gift certificates available. Shredded Kal-Bi Chicken Sandwich – with Kim-Chee, Lettuce, Tomato & We cater, your place or ours! Call us for more information. Kim-Chee Aioli – 11.00 Cinnamon’s Hawaiian Blend coffee & mugs available for purchase. Kalua Pork – hoisin sauce and Chinese parsley or western BBQ sauce and KAILUA • WAIKIKI • LAS VEGAS (808) 261-8724 cole slaw 11.50 TOKYO • YOKOHAMA www.cinnamons808.com Popular Choices Our Award-Winning Eggs Benedicts* On The Lighter Side — Choose any three items below; served on a bed of home Skillets With our famous, ‘made-from-scratch’ Hollandaise fries and topped with one egg*. Bacon, ham, link sausage, Portuguese and your choice of rice or potatoes Locally grown Papaya. Market Price sausage, seasoned beef, seasoned chicken, spinach, tomatoes, jalapeno, Traditional – Canadian bacon and turkey full 13.25 half 10.25 Grapefruit Sections. Cup 4.75 Bowl 5.75 green chiles, olive, mushroom, bell pepper, salsa or sour cream - 11.25. Veggie – Fresh spinach and tomato full 13.25 half 10.25 Oatmeal 6.75 Add cheese or hollandaise sauce. 2.00, each additional item 2.00. Mahi mahi (Hawaii’s favorite fish) full 13.25 half 10.25 S.A.N.D. “Start Of A Nice Day” — Your choice of: Two buttermilk pan- cakes, white or whole wheat French toast with one egg and choice of Baja Breakfast — Two eggs* scrambled with green chiles and cheddar Pastrami with cream cheese on dark rye full 13.75 half 10.75 bacon, ham, Spam Lite, link or Portuguese sausage. 8.25 cheese on a crispy corn tortilla, served with salsa, sour cream and home Kalua pork – In-house roasted, shredded Hawaiian full 14.25 half 11.25 fries (can be served ‘Breakfast-Wrap’ style) 10.25. Add tomatoes and Pork & Sweet Potato full 14.25 half 11.25 seasoned ground beef or seasoned chicken. 2.00 Roast Beef with grilled tomato full 14.25 half 11.25 Add Kalua Pig or Shrimp 4.00 Corned Beef with mustard sauce on dark rye full 14.25 half 11.25 Homemade Treats Smoked Salmon and cream cheese on dark rye Made with Love Meat ‘N Eggs Crab cake – Chef Carsie’s secret recipe full 14.25 half 11.25 Cinnamon Rolls Two eggs*, breakfast meat and one of the following; hash browns, Super Combo - Add fresh spinach and Tomato + 4.00 + 3.00 Cinnamon’s Original 3.75 home fries, rice, buttermilk pancakes or our homemade biscuit. Side order Hollandaise + 2.00 Macadamia Nut 4.75 All American Classics — Bacon, Link Sausage, Ham Steak, Hamburger All Benedicts* available “omelet-style*” with no muffin More Treats Patty, Turkey Patty, or Veggie Patty 10.25 Cornbread or Coffee Cake 3.75 Fresh Biscuit 2.75 Local Favorites — Corned Beef Hash, Chicken Cutlet, Roast Beef, Portu- Cinnamon’s Loco Moco * guese Sausage, Spam Lite or Mahi Mahi 10.50 Hawaii’s breakfast favorites, our way, served with rice, ono gravy, egg* & potato mac salad. Carsie’s Famous Crab Cakes 13.50 Originals — Choice of hamburger patty, turkey patty, veggie patty, Beef Kalbi Short Ribs - boneless 14.75 chicken cutlet , roast beef or hash 10.75 Sides Specialty — Prime Rib 8oz 12.75 A little something extra Roasted and Broiled Prime Rib - 8 oz. 16.25 Boneless Kal-Bi Ribs w/ drizzle 13.75 — Bacon, link sausage, ham steak, beef patty, turkey Larger Cuts Available! 2.75/oz Breakfast Meats The ‘Moe Moe’ Moco- Kalua Pig, Homemade Beef Stew, & Lau Lau 14.75 patty, or veggie patty. 6.75 Add Sautéed Mushrooms and Onions 2.75 Add sautéed mushrooms and onions to any of the above +2.75 Local Favorites — Corned beef hash, broiled mahi-mahi, roast beef, T-Bone Steak – 10 oz. 21.75 Spam Lite, chicken cutlet or portuguese sausage 7.00 Add Sautéed Mushrooms and Onions 2.75 *For guests with food allergies, Cinnamon’s uses and serves nuts, T-Bone Steak 18.75 soy, fish, shellfish, wheat, milk and eggs extensively. We do not Our Signature Offerings Our Local Style Omelettes use MSG. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, sea- Carsie’s Famous Crab Cakes 9.75 Three Fluffy Eggs* all scrambled together with ingredients mixed-in; food, shellfish or eggs increases your risk of food borne illness. Beef Kalbi Short Ribs 11.75 and your choice of hash browns, home fries, rice, buttermilk Because we believe in fresh, wholesome food made daily, we pancakes or our homemade biscuit. Roasted and Broiled Prime RIb - 8oz. 13.25 may run out of certain menu and special items. Substitutions or One Egg 1.50 Korean — Shredded Kalbi Chicken, Kim Chee and Fresh Korean Veg- extras are not available, upgrades and side orders are available Add Cheese 1.50 etables & spicy kochoo jang sauce 12.75 for an additional charge. Hash Browns 2.75 Hawaiian — Cinnamon’s kalua pork, tomatoes, white & green onions, Home Fries 3.75 and laulau (lu’au leaves, pork and butterfish) 12.75 Off the Griddle Rice - white or brown 1.50 These original creations are great when shared or Potato Mac Salad 2.75 Chinese — Shredded roasted chicken, char siu pork, fresh fu yong veg- even better when kept to yourself! etables and laced with oyster sauce 12.75 Signature Pancakes full (4) short (2) Red Velvet 10.95 7.95 Beverages — Open-faced fritatta with basil or sun-dried tomato pesto, Guava Chiffon 10.95 7.95 Italian Hot and Cold Liquid Refreshment tomatoes, spinach, feta cheese, onions, olives, topped with parmesan Pumpkin 10.95 7.95 Coffee — Cinnamon’s Exclusive Hawaiian blend of cheese 12.75 CInnamon Apple 8.95 6.95 Banana 8.95 6.95 25% Kona, 25% Kaua’i, Hot or iced 2.75 Homemade ginger ale 4.25 Fiesta — Tomatoes, green chiles, black olives and pepper jack cheese Buttermilk 6.95 4.95 Homemade hot ginger tea 3.75 12.75 Add seasoned ground beef or shredded chicken 2.00 You may upgrade pancakes with the SAND, omelettes or breakfast meat Hot tea – black, green or herbal 2.75 and eggs plates for $2.50.
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