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Ingredients Menu Around the Culinary World ingredients menu Around the culinary world Relish organic delights from every corner of the world prepared in interactive live kitchens at a top restaurant in Abu Dhabi. Dine indoors or out on the terrace overlooking the mangroves. Open daily Breakfast: 6.30 am - 10.30 am Lunch: 12.30 pm - 3.30 pm Dinner: 6.30 pm - 11.00 pm Brunch: 12.30 pm - 4.00 pm Sushi Sashimi Moriawase 6 pieces Nigiri Maki Boat 135 Sake – Salmon 55 Selection of 6 nigiri and 16 pieces of maki Ebi – Shrimp 65 roll Maguro – Tuna 65 Kanikama – Crab Stick 65 Sashimi Maki Boat 155 Selection of 8 sashimi and 16 pieces of maki roll Nigiri 4 pieces Anantara Sushi Boat 225 Selection of 8 sashimi, 8 nigiri and Sake – Salmon 42 16 pieces of maki roll Ebi – Shrimp 45 Maguro – Tuna 48 Kanikama – Crab Stick 45 All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. 8Maki pieces Rolls California Maki Roll 56 Avocado, crab stick, cucumber, Japanese mayo and tobiko Alaska Maki Roll 58 Avocado, salmon, crab stick, cucumber, Japanese mayo and tobiko Dynamite Maki Roll 75 Prawn tempura, salmon carrots, avocado, cucumber, chili, spicy mayo and tobiko Rainbow Maki Roll 56 Philadelphia Maki Roll 58 Philadelphia Maki Roll 58 Smoked salmon, Philadelphia cream cheese, cucumber, avocado and green onion Tempura Maki Roll 75 Shrimps and avocado with soy sauce and ginger All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Asian Cuisine Mee Goreng 80 Stir fried noodles with shrimps, egg and vegetables Dim Sum Basket 80 Assorted dim sum basket with chicken, prawns, seafood and vegetables Chop Suey 65 Stir fried vegetables in garlic sauce served with steamed rice Indonesian Nasi Goreng 80 Vietnamese Spring Roll 65 Indonesian fried rice with egg and Cooked shrimps wraps in rice paper, chicken satay carrot, coriander, mint leaves and cucumber served with garlic chili vinegar Chinese Beef Pepper 85 Chinese stir fried beef with broccoli and Satay Platter 75 pepper sauce served with steamed rice Chicken, lamb, beef skewers served with peanut sauce and pickles Shrimps Balado 85 Sauté shrimps with spicy chili sauce, Vegetable Spring Roll 55 asparagus and steamed rice Fried vegetable spring roll with sweet chili sauce All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Spicy Vegetarian Pizza Margherita 60 Tomato sauce, mozzarella and oregano Vegetarian 65 Tomato sauce, mozzarella, oregano and mixed vegetables Pepperoni 70 Tomato sauce, mozzarella, oregano, olives and pepperoni BBQ Chicken 70 Tomato sauce, mozzarella, oregano, olives and BBQ chicken sauce Smoked Salmon, Asparagus and Capers Tomato sauce, mozzarella, oregano, olives and smoked salmon Frutti Di Mare 75 Tomato sauce, mozzarella, oregano and mixed seafood All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Vegetarian Pasta Choice of Spaghetti, Tagliatelle, or Penne with your choice of sauce Tomato, basil, olives and capers 60 Wild mushrooms and cream 70 Bolognese 75 Mix seafood, mussel, shrimps, calamari and tomato sauce 85 All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Vegetarian Soups Lentil Soup 40 Served with toasted Arabic bread and lemon Mushroom Soup 45 Cream of mushroom soup with extra virgin olive oil and lemon Moroccan Harira 55 Chickpeas with lamb, coriander, cumin and condiments Seafood Bisque Soup 65 Mixed seafood in tomato broth, lemon cream sauce and crouton All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. To place your order, please call 02 656 1182 or 056 188 7700. Vegetarian Starters Smoked Salmon 75 Greek Salad 55 Smoked salmon platter, Fried capers, Tomato, cucumber, pepper, onion, green onions, red radish and eggs Kalamata olives, feta cheese, oregano and olive oil Burrata Mozzarella Salad 85 Vine ripened tomato, mozzarella Burrata Batata Harra 38 casa madaio, rocket leaves and green Potato, garlic, chili paste, coriander, olive basil oil oil, lemon juice Caesar Salad 50 Lettuce, Caesar dressing, anchovies, bacon, croutons and parmesan cheese With grilled chicken 60 With grilled prawns 70 All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. To place your order, please call 02 656 1182 or 056 188 7700. Vegetarian Hot & Cold Mezze Grilled Halloumi Cheese 48 Tomato, cucumber, olive and zataar Hummus Bil Laham 55 Pan fried diced lamb meat, ghee and pine nuts Arabic Cold Mezzeh Platter 90 Selection of assorted cold mezzeh: Hummus, Moutabel, Tabouleh, Fattoush and Warak Enab Hot Mezzeh Platter 95 Selection of assorted hot mezzeh: Fried Kebbeh, Cheese Rukkak, Meat Sambousek and Spinach Fatayer All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. To place your order, please call 02 656 1182 or 056 188 7700. Vegetarian KibbehMain Labanieh Courses 65 Minced lamb, crushed wheat, onion, pine nuts, yoghurt, garlic, coriander, vermicelli rice Kousa Bil Laban 70 Baby marrow, minced meat, pine nuts, yoghurt sauce, garlic, coriander olive oil, vermicelli rice Grouper Fillet 95 Grilled grouper marinated with Arabic spices and Biryani rice Chicken Makhni 70 Biryani rice, papadum, mango chutney and cucumber raita Chicken Biryani 70 Lamb Biryani 75 Shrimps Biryani 85 Served with papadum, mango chutney and cucumber raita Traditional Moroccan Couscous with a choice of: Vegetables 55 Chicken 65 Chicken Musahab 95 Marinated boneless chicken, onion compote, pine nuts, sumac, green lettuce and French fries Lamb Ouzi 145 Lamb shank, rice, Arabic spices, mixed nuts served with cucumber yoghurt All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. To place your order, please call 02 656 1182 or 056 188 7700. Nuts Spicy Vegetarian From the Grill Black Angus Striploin Steak 250g 165 Arabic Mixed Grill 185 Lamb chop, lamb kebab, chicken kebab, kofta Black Angus Rib Eye Steak 300g 165 served with fries and garlic sauce Black Angus Tenderloin Steak 200g 185 Served with choice of one side: Australian Lamb Chops 300g 175 Mashed potato, French fries, steamed rice, Salmon Fillet 200g 115 sautéed mushroom or seasonal vegetables Beef Angus Burger 80 Served with choice of one sauce: Grilled Black Angus beef cheese burger in ses- Harissa, mushroom cream, lemon butter or ame bun with side salad and fries pepper sauce Seafood Mixed Grill 195 Half lobster tail, prawns Grouper, salmon and calamari served with fries and lemon butter sauce All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Russian Honey Cake 48 Medovic cake world famous Russian honey Desserts cake with butterscotch sauce Oreo Cheese Cake 48 Cream cheese, orea cookies, fresh Vanilla Crème Brûlée 45 berries and vanilla whipped cream Vanilla crème brûlée with almond biscotti and fresh berries Tiramisu 45 Coffee flavor biscuit with layer of Umm Ali 45 mascarpone cream and chocolate Warm traditional Arabic bread pudding with pistachio Crunchy Apple Crumble Butterscotch Pie 45 Fruit Platter 45 Slow cooked fresh apple, raisin, cinnamon, Seasonal sliced fruit and berries almonds, Devon cream and butterscotch Ice Cream and Sorbet Flavour Selection 15 per scoop Ice Cream: Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla Sorbet: Lemon, Mango, Raspberry All prices are in UAE dirham and are inclusive of all applicable service charges, local fees and taxes. Nuts beverage menu Sparkling Wine BY GLASS BY BOTTLE NV Laurent Perrier, Brut 150 475 Champagne, France Moët & Chandon “Imperial Brut” 175 750 Champagne, France Prosecco Il Fresco, Villa Sandi 55 199 Veneto, Italy Cielo Prosecco Defra 55 215 Veneto, Italy Red Wine Trapiche Vineyards Selection, Malbec 55 195 Argentina Wolf Blass, Red Label, Shiraz/Cabernet 55 199 Australia Chianti DOCG, Ruffino 65 280 Italy Merlot, Montes 65 280 Chile Taylor’s 10 year old Tawny 85 750 Portugal White Wine BY GLASS BY BOTTLE Pinot Grigio IGT Gabbiano 45 199 Delle Venezie, Italy Tommasi ‘La Volpare’ 70 375 Soave Veneto, Italy Innocent Bystander, Chardonnay 75 390 Victoria, Australia Los Vascos Chardonnay DBR, Lafite 65 290 Colchagua Valley, Chile False Bay,Slow Chenin Blanc 55 195 Western Cape, South Africa Torrontes Colección, Bodega Norton 60 220 Mendoza, Argentina Birdman, Anakena,, Sauvignon Blanc 55 175 Chile Mud House Sauvignon Blanc 75 350 Marlborough, New Zealand Rioja Blanco, Navajas 75 290 Spain Rose Wine BY GLASS BY BOTTLE Da Luca Sparkling Rosé NV 60 215 Italy Le Rosé, Lapostolle 60 275 Chile Oh! By Omerade IGP 60 215 France Emotivo Pinot Grigio Blush 55 190 Italy Alcohol Free Refresher 46 Lychee Lynchee Kasara Fruit Punch Lychee, mint leaves, lemon juice, Mixed of Orange, pineapple and mango juice sugar syrup topped with sprite Iced Lemon Tea Thai Sky Tea, lemon juice, sugar syrup Kaffir leaves, lime, red chili, sprite, sugar syrup Red Lemonade Lemon & Mint Lemongrass, water melon juice, lemon juice, sugar Fresh lemon juice, sugar syrup, mint leaves, Syrup rose water Virgin Colada Pineapple juice, coconut cream Smoothies Hot Beverages and Milk Shakes 44 COFFEE Americano 25 Raspberry Smoothies Espresso 25 Raspberry & fresh milk Double Espresso 35 Café Latte 30 Vanilla, Chocolate & Strawberry Milkshakes Latte Macchiato 28 Choice of your ice cream blended with milk Cappuccino 30 Decaffeinated coffee 31 Turkish Coffee 35 Fresh Juices 32 Hot Chocolate 30 Ice Coffee 30
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