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Cold Appetizers Cold Appetizers item amount price Salmon caviar with butter 20\10 120 Homemade salted spicy salmon fillets 50 90 Soft-salted trout 50 90 Boiled sturgeon 75 260 Homemade salted petals of amber trout 50 90 Smoked eel 50 175 Assorted fish 200 430 Soft-salted salmon, soft-salted trout, smoked eel, red caviar Silvery herring with onions and oil 100 120 Boiled tongue 50 85 Basturma 50 90 Semi-smoked sirloin in red pepper Sudzhuk 50 90 Cold baked pork with spices 50 90 Homemade sausages 100 90 Chicken roll with cheese and herbs 50 75 Assorted meat 350 398 Tongue, cold baked pork, homemade sausages, chicken roll Assorted salo (cured slabs of fatback) with mustard 200/20 160 Beef in Tsakhton sauce 150 155 Tongue in Tsakhton sauce 150 155 Homemade jellied beef and poultry 260/20 170 Chicken satsivi 250 145 Homemade cheese (suluguni, chechel, brynza) 200/30 198 Overseas cheese (brie, marble, Dorblue , mozzarella) 200/30/20 388 Assorted fresh vegetables (cucumbers and tomatoes) 200 98 Assorted fresh vegetables 540 270 (cucumbers, tomatoes, sweet pepper, black olives, herbs) Assorted fresh herbs 50 58 Pickled vegetables 200 98 (soft-salted cucumbers, tomatoes, red cabbage) Pickled vegetables 600 298 (soft-salted cucumbers, cask tomatoes, red cabbage, hot pepper, garlic, red tomatoes, sour cabbage) Sour cabbage with cranberries 200 98 Marinated mushrooms with onions and oil 150 125 Eggplants with walnuts 100 135 Beetroot pkhali 100 78 Cabbage pkhali 100 78 Green beans pkhali 100 78 Lobio 150 70 Green or black olives 100 85 Butter 20 20 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Salads Lettuce mix with vegetables and tender salmon steak 250 245 Salad with salmon and seafood 250 425 (Kiwi mussels, prawns, squids) dressed with oyster sauce) Salad with smoked eel, green and black olives 150 210 Lettuce mix with scallops and shrimps with an original dressing 200 430 Salad with mussels, salmon, lettuce and garlic croutons 200 195 and cheese, dressed with cocktail sauce Seafood salad with cucumbers, tomatoes and a celery 200 245 Caesar salad with tiger prawns 260 260 (lettuce, tiger prawns, garlic croutons, Parmesan, Caesar dressing) Caesar salad with salmon 260 240 (soft-salted salmon, lettuce, garlic croutons, Parmesan, Caesar dressing) Spicy salad with celery, chicken fillet and apple 200 185 Caesar salad with smoked chicken 260 198 (smoked chicken fillet, lettuce, garlic croutons, Parmesan, Caesar dressing) Herring “under a fur coat” with vegetables 200 130 Salad with chicken filler, fried mushrooms 200 185 and pickled cucumbers Warm salad with beef sirloin, champignons in cream sauce 250 340 Salad with beef sirloin, vegetables and lettuce, 200 258 dressed with soy sauce Meat salad “Olivier” 200 110 Salad with chicken liver and Parmesan, 200 220 dressed with cream sauce Tongue salad with tomatoes and green peas 200 190 Fresh vegetable salad with oil 200 75 Fresh vegetable salad with sour cream 200 78 Greek salad 250 145 Beetroot salad with walnuts 200 98 Sour cabbage with yellow boletus 200 95 Hot Appetizers Marine kingdom (scallops, tiger prawns, Kiwi mussels) 300/40 640 with Dorblue cheese and cream Sea scallops with champignons in cream sauce 300 425 Giant Kiwi mussels baked 3 pcs 185 with Parmesan cheese and tomatoes Little shashliks from tiger prawns 165 360 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Fried shrimps with garlic 100 98 Boiled shrimps 100 95 Julienne with seafood 120 138 Julienne with chicken fillet and champignons 120 128 Champignons stuffed with cheese 200 155 Cheese balls 100 95 Fried cheese 100 98 Cheese fried in corn flakes 100 130 Cheese fried in almond flakes 100 130 Assorted fried cheese 150 175 Eggplants baked with vegetables and cheese 200 220 Soups Sturgeon solyanka 300 295 Salmon ukha 300 155 Chicken broth with egg 300 50 Homemade noodles soup 300 95 Beef hashlama 400 195 Lamb hashlama 400 225 Meat solyanka 300 165 Georgian solyanka 300 190 Borshch with pampushkas 400 110 Pea soup with smoked meat 300 98 Cheese and mushroom soup 200 170 Cream soup with mussels 250 220 Okroshka with kefir 300 130 Main Courses Salmon steak 150 265 Trout baked in foil 250 285 Fried trout за 100 155 Fried Black Sea plaice за 100 420 Fried Black Sea surmullet за 100 110 Russian-style Perch 300/100 245 (perch fillet baked with potatoes and cream sauce) Fish zrazy from perch with king prawns and spicy sauce 135/40/20 320 Lamb brisket with grilled vegetables 300 420 Lamb shin baked with special sauce за100 140 Beef in special marinade (entrecote) за100 160 Beef medallions with grilled vegetables 100/100/30 345 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Stewed beef with vegetables in a pancake envelope 300 370 Beef sirloin with mushrooms and sour cream (skoblyanka) 220 295 Roasted pork sirloin 200 280 French-style meat 200 210 Roast pork 350 245 Homemade dolma 250 210 Tobacco mini chicken 1/500 275 Chicken roulade with spinach, cheese and champignons 170 198 Hotpot with chicken giblets (in cheese and cream sauce) 250 235 Side Dishes and Vegetables Stewed rice 150 50 French fries 100 50 Potato slices with spices 100 50 Boiled potatoes with dill 150 50 Baked potatoes with cream 200 98 Baked potatoes with mushrooms and cheese 300 110 Ragout with baked vegetables 150 120 Cauliflower with mushrooms 300 148 Homemade drinks Strawberry water 1l 260 200 52 Cranberry water 1l 260 200 52 Compote with fresh fruit 1l 260 200 52 Banana milkshake 300 98 Strawberry milkshake 300 98 Airan 1л 150 400 60 Matsoni 250 60 Fresh Squeezed Juice Orange 200 125 Grapefruit 200 125 Apple 200 125 Carrot 200 90 Pineapple 200 190 Carrot and Apple 200 95 Carrot and Celery 200 165 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Dishes prepared on the grill Brisket of veal for 100 480 Lamb rack on ribs for 100 460 Sturgeon shashlik for 100 480 Salmon shashlik for 100 225 Spit-grilled trout for 100 155 Shashlik from beef sirloin for 100 230 Shashlik from pork neck for 100 140 Shashlik from pork brisket for 100 140 Shashlik from pork fillet for 100 140 Shashlik from lamb fillet for 100 190 Shashlik from lamb loin for 100 210 Shashlik from beef liver for 100 110 Shashlik from chicken for 100 90 Shashlik from chicken wings for 100 75 Kebab from lamb 200 240 Kebab from chicken 200 175 Kebab from beef 200 190 Potatoes baked in skins for 100 30 Grilled vegetables (tomatoes, bell pepper, eggplant) for 100 65 Champignons for 100 95 Pastry Khachapuri “Narta” 500 255 Khachapuri “Narta” 800 355 Adjara-style khachapuri “Lodochka” 350 135 Adjara-style khachapuri with basturma 370 160 Pie with minced chicken 600 250 Pie with minced veal 600 250 Pie with scallions, eggs and onion 600 225 Lavash 200 28 Rye roll 1 pcs 20 Lavash sheet 1 pcs 6 Flatbread with sesame 200 60 Flatbread with Parmesan cheese, 200 60 sunflower and pumpkin seeds Sauces and spices Tkemali 100 50 Tomato sauce 100 40 Tartar with cornishons 50 35 Tsakhton sauce 100 50 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Sour cream 50 20 Mayonnaise 50 20 Horseradish 25 20 Mustard 25 20 Adjika 25 25 Olive oil 50 25 Soy sauce 25 20 Narsharab 25 25 Desserts MOVENPICK ice cream in assortment 50 90 (strawberry, chocolate, with walnuts and maple syrup) Ice cream with fruit, berry sauce and walnuts 200/90/20 165 Ice cream with chocolate 150/20 85 Ice cream with walnuts 150/20 92 Ice cream with berry and fruit sauce 150/20 80 Ice cream with blueberry jam 150/100 145 Cheesecake with strawberries 150 225 Apple strudel 150 135 Cherry strudel 150 145 Paradise apple baked with walnuts and honey 250 145 Fruit in assortment Assorted fruit (pineapple, grapes, pear, apple, kiwi) 2200 1200 Kiwi for 100 35 Grapes for 100 50 Pear for 100 45 Apple for 100 35 Orange for 100 35 Pineapple for 100 60 Banana for 100 40 Lemon for 100 25 Jam (feijoa, paspberries, blackberries, blueberries) for 100 68 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Aperetif volume (l) bottle 100ml 50ml Martini Bianco 1.0 1520 152 76 Martini Bianco 0.5 880 Martini Rosso 1.0 1520 152 76 Martini Rosato 1.0 1520 152 76 Martini Extra Dry 1.0 1520 152 76 Sparkling Wine and Champagne Moet & Chandon Brut 0.75 5980 Martini Asti 0.75 1890 Krim Brut 0.75 780 Krim white s/dry 0.75 780 Krim white s/sweet 0.75 780 Krim pink s/dry 0.75 780 Krim red s/sweet 0.75 780 Southern Russian Champaign 0.75 780 white s/sweet Bitter/Tinctures volume (l) bottle 100ml 50ml Campari 1.0 2600 260 130 Absent Tunnel green 0.7 3710 530 265 Vodka Russian Standard Platinum 0.5 1300 260 130 Russian Standard Original 0.5 900 180 90 Beluga Gold 0.75 8500 Beluga 0.5 1800 360 180 Finland 0.5 1300 260 130 Finland Red Cranberry 0.5 1300 260 130 Zima 0.5 790 158 79 Etalon Exclusive 0.5 860 172 86 Kalashnikov with a silver star 0.7 980 140 70 White BEREZKA contains birch juice 0.5 650 130 65 Kalinka export 0.5 600 120 60 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G. Gin volume (l) bottle 100ml 50ml Beefeater 1.0 3300 330 165 Tequila Olmeca Silver 1.0 3600 360 180 Olmeca Gold 1.0 4000 400 200 Rum Bacardi Superior 1.0 4000 400 200 Bacardi Black 0.75 3000 400 200 Scottish Whisky Glenn Clyde 3 yrs 1.0 2980 298 149 Chivas 12 yrs 1.0 6600 660 330 Chivas 18 yrs 0.75 8475 1130 565 Irish Whisky Jameson 1.0 3800 380 190 Single Malt Whisky Macallan 12 yrs 0.7 6300 900 450 Cognac/Brandy volume (l) bottle 100ml 50ml Hennessy VS 1.0 7300 730 365 Hennessy VSOP 1.0 11330 1130 565 Hennessy XO 0.7 24220 3460 1730 Hennessy XO 0.35 10680 Akhtamar 0.5 2700 540 270 Century of bourgeoisie 5 yrs 0.5 1000 200 100 Kizlyar 5***** 0.5 1250 250 125 Temryuk 3 yrs 0.5 700 140 70 с 01.10.11 по 31.12.13 Affirm Shumilina K.G.
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