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Entrantes Clásicos –Classic Beginning Humus Ensaladas- Salade Entrantes Cl á sicos – Cla s si c Beginning Entrantes Variados (tabule, zelouk, humus y chekc h ouka) 16,50 € Incoming Varied (Tabule,zelouk, humus and chekchouka Pastella Farci (Hojaldre, pollo y almendras) 16,50 € Pastella Fraci (Pastry, chicken and almonds) Brik Moghrebine (hojaldre,carne picada y huevo) 16,50 € Moghrebine Brik (Puff pastry, beef minced meat and egg) Hojaldre Al - M ounia (Ternera), Servida con ensalada Oasis. 16,50 € Al - Mounia pastry (V eal), Served with Oasis salad Briwat de Verdura (Hojaldre, fideos y verduras) 12,75 € Briwat (Pastry, noodles and vegetables) Chekchouka (tomate, calabacin, cebolla, pimiento verde, huevo) 14,00 € Chekchouka (Tomato, zu c chini, onion, green pepper, egg) Zelouk (Crema de berenjena y tomate) 12,50 € Zelouk (Eggplant with tomatoes cream) Sopa Harira (Legumb re, carne picada y pollo) 10,00 € Harira soup (Legume, beef minced meat and chicken) Humus Humus Clásico (Crema de garbanzos, Tahini , Ajo y Piñones) 12.50 € Classic Humus (Cre am of chikpea, Tahini , Garlic and pinions ) Humus Merzouga (Crema de garbanzos, Tahini, Ajo negro y Piñones) 12.50 € Merzouga Humus (Cream of chikpea, Tahini, black Garlic and pinions) Humus Tunecino (Crema de garbanzos, Tahini y Harissa) 12.50 € Tunisian Humus (Cre am of chikpea, Tahini and Harissa) Humus Tapenade (Crema de garbanzos, aceitunas negras y pimiento rojo asado) 12.50 € Tapenade Humu s (Cre am of chikpea, Black olives and roasted red pepper ) Ensaladas - Salade Ensalada Oasis Oasis Salade 10,25 € Ensalada Tabul é Tabule Salade 10,25 € Ensalada Magrebí Magrebí Salade 10,25 € Ensalada Atlas Atlas Salad 12,00 € Arroz Basmati con piñones y pasas 6,00 € Basmati rice with pinions and raisins Cubierto, Aperitivo y Pan 3,00 € Covered, Appetizer and Bread IVA Incluido - VAT Included Cordero - Lamb Meat Tajine de Cordero M’Charmel 25,00 € Tajine M´Charmel Tajine de Cordero con Almendras 25,00 € Stewed lamb tajine with Almonds Tajine de Cordero con Ciruelas 25,00 € Stewed lamb tajine with Prunes Tajine de Cordero con Cebolla 25,00 € Stewed lamb taji ne with Onions Brochetas de Kabab ( 3 Brochetas Cordero lechal a la brasa 24,75 € de carbón de encina , s ervido con ensalada Oasis . ) Skewrs Kabab (3Skewrs grilled lamb served with Oasis salad) Asado Bereber Paletilla de cordero lechal asada al estilo tradicional Bereber 29,00 € Roas Berber (Shoulder of roasted lamb in traditional Berber style) Mechoui al Horno Cordero ente ro asado al más puro estilo Bereber Mínimo 5 personas Solo por encargo S/M Baked Mechoui Whole lamb roasted in the purest Berber style. Minimun five people. Only on request . (Price according to market) Cous Cous Cous Cous Fassi (Cordero) 24,50 € Cous Cous Fassi (Lamb) Cous Cous Kabab (Cordero) 24 , 50 € Cous Cous Kabab (lamb) Cous Cous Brochetas de Kefta (Ternera) 23,50 € Cous Cous with skewer minced meat (Veal) Cous Cous Chaouia (Pollo) 22.00 € Cous Cous Chaouia (Chicken) Cous Cous Brochetas de Pollo 22.00 € Cous Cous with skewer of ra nge Chicken Cous Cous de Verduras 17.00 € Cous Cous with Vegetables IVA Incluido - VAT Included Ternera - Veal Meat Tajine de Ternera M’Charmel 22.00 € Tajine M´Cnarmesl (Veal) Tajine de Ternera con Ciruelas 22.00 € Beef tajine with Prunes Brochetas de Kefta (3 Brochetas) 22,50 € Skewer Kefta (3 Skewers) Kefta con Huevos 23,50 € Minced with Eggs Aves - Poultry Tajine de Pollo M’Charmel 18,00 € Chicken Tajine M´Charmel Tajine de Pollo con Almendras 18,00 € Chicken Tajine with Almonds Tajine de Pollo con Ciruelas 18,00 € Chicken Tajine with Prunes Tajine de Pollo con Ce bollas 18,00 € Chicken Tajine with Onnions Brochetas de Pollo de Corral (3 Brochetas) 18,00 € Skewers of range chicken (3skewer) Pichón al azafrán relleno ( Solo por encargo ) S/M Stuffed saffron pigeon ( Only on request ) Pescados - Fish Merluza Fassi (Cebolla, Pasas y Canela) 24,50 € Fassi Hake (Onion, dry raisin, cinnamon) Tajine Tradicional de Merluza 24,50 € Tracitional Tajine of H ake IVA Incluido - VAT Included Variados Al - Mounia – Varied of Al - Mounia Surtido de Brochetas 22,00 € Assortiment of Skewers Brocheta de Kabab(Cordero) Skewer Kabab (Lamb) Brocheta de Kefta (Ternera) Skewers Lefta (Veal) Brocheta de Pollo de Corral Skewers of range Chicken ( Servidas con Arroz Basmati .) (Served with Basmati rice) Surtido de Hojaldres 22,00 € Puff pastry Assortiment Pastella farsi Farci pastella Hojaldre Almounia (Ternera) Puff pastry Al - Mounia Briwats de Verduras Briwat of Vegetables ( Servidas con Ensalada Oasis ) (Served with Oasis salad) Postres - Desserts Pastelería Artesanal Al Mounia 4,00 € Artisan pastels Al - Mounia Ceffa 8,0 0 € Ceffa( Sweet semoline with almons, milk, date cinnamon, and with powder sugar) Dátiles 10,00 € Dates Sorbete de Cítricos 6,00 € Citrus sorbet Helados variados 6,00 € Mixed ice cream IVA Incluido - VAT Included Menú Degustación – Tasting Menu Ensalada Tabul é , Chech o uka, Zelouk, Humus Tabule salad, Chechouka, Zelouk, Humus Briwats de Verduras,Pastella, Hojaldre Almounia Briwats (Triangles puff past r y of vegetables ), Puff pastry Almounia Cous Cous Fassi O Tajine al gusto Cous Cous Fassi or Tajine to taste Pastelería Artesanal Al – Mounia Artisan pastels Al - Mounia Te moruno a la Menta Mint tea Vino de la Casa House wine Agua Mineral Mineral water 52,00 € por persona ( mínimo 2 personas ) 52,00 € per person ( minimun 2 persons) (Primeros a compartir y segundos a elegir ) (First plates share and seconds plates to choose) Menú Ejecutivo – Executive Menu Lunes a Viernes Mediodia (No Festivos) Monday to Friday noon (not festive days) Primeros a elegir - Firs plates to choose Ensalada Oasis Oasis Salade Ensalada Tabulé Tabule Salade Humus Clásico Classic Humus Chekchouka Chekchouka Sopa Harira Harira soup Segundos a elegir - Seconds plates to choose Cous Cous Fassi (Cordero) Cous Cous Fassi (Lamb) Kefta con Huevos Minced with Eggs Tajine de Pollo con Ciruelas Chicken Tajine with Prunes Brocheta de Pollo y Brocheta Kefta (Ternera) (con guarnición al gusto) Skewer of range chicken and ske wer Kefta (veal) ( garnish to teste) Copa de Vino de la casa y Agua o Refrescos Glass of house Wine and Wáter or Soda Pastelería Artesanal Al – Mounia Artisan pastels Al - Mounia Te moruno a la Menta Mint tea 36,00 € IVA Incluido - VAT Included .
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