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ENTRÉES • ENTRÉES FROIDES • Salade Méchouia 7.9€ • Salade De Tomates 5.5€ • Salade Mixte Végétarienne 7 ENTRÉES • ENTRÉES FROIDES Concombre, poivrons, tomates, oignons, œuf, thon, olives - cucumbers, sweetpeppers, tomatoes, onions, hard boiled egg, tuna fish and olives • Salade méchouia 7.9€ Tomate, oignon, poivron grillé, thon, œuf, huile d'olive • Salade de tomates 5.5€ Tomato salad, vinegar dressing • Salade mixte végétarienne 7€ Carottes râpées, tomate, oignon, concombre • Salade tunisienne 6.5€ Concombre, poivron, tomate, oignon, œuf, thon, olives • Assortiment "CHEZ JAAFAR" 16.2€ Salade méchouia, salade tunisienne, brick œuf-thon • Assortiment à la tunisienne 16.5€ Salade méchouia, 2 mini bricks, morceau de tajine • ENTRÉES CHAUDES • Brick à l'oeuf et au thon 6.5€ Pâte feuilletées farcie d'un œuf, de thon, de pommes de terre et de persil puis dorée dans l'huile • Brick kefta 7€ Pâte feuilletée farcie d'un œuf, de viande de bœuf hachée et de persil puis dorée dans l'huile • Chorba soupe tunisienne 6.5€ Petites nouilles, céleri, persil, agneau • Merguez grillées la paire5€ TAJINES • Tajine d'agneau aux pruneaux et amandes 15.9€ Agneau, pruneaux, amandes, oignons, sésame, pommes de terre • Tajine d'agneau aux figues sèches et noix 15.9€ Agneau, figues sèches, noix, oignons, pommes de terre • Tajine d'agneau aux noix et aux raisins 15.9€ Agneau, oignons, raisins secs, sésame, pommes de terre • Tajine de poulet aux citrons confits et olives 13€ Poulet cuit au safran, oignon, olives, citrons, pomme de terre • Tajine de poisson 16€ Poisson ( selon arrivage), oignons, citrons, pomme de terre • Tajine de boulettes aux légumes 13€ • Tajine de légumes et œufs 12€ Carottes, courgettes, aubergines, pomme de terre, œufs • Nos tajines sont accompagnés de semoule parfumée, et peuvent être accommodés a votre gout • Tous nos tajines sont préparés à la commande MENU À 22€ • Menu à 22€ 1 Entrée+ 1 Plat+ 1 Dessert • Entrées Salade tunisienne OU brick à l’œuf et au thon OU chorba OU salade méchouia • Plats Couscous poulet OU merguez OU boulettes • Desserts Salade de fruits frais OU halva OU pâtisserie orientale COUSCOUS • Couscous JAAFAR 22€ Brochette, cote d'agneau, merguez, boulette • Couscous royal 22€ Brochette, poulet, merguez, mouton • Couscous maison 16€ boulette, merguez, côte d'agneau • Couscous méchoui 18€ Épaule d'agneau au four • Couscous boulettes et merguez 15€ 2 Boulettes et 2 merguez • Couscous poisson 20€ Poisson selon arrivage • Couscous mouton 15€ Épaule d'agneau mijotée • Couscous cotes d'agneau 16€ 3 pièces • Couscous boulettes 13.5€ • Couscous poulet 13.5€ • Couscous merguez 13.5€ • Couscous légumes 12€ • Couscous brochette d'agneau 15.5€ • Couscous brochette de bœuf 15€ • Couscous osbane 18€ Panse d'agneau farcie de rognons, riz, épinards et oignons • Ajouter à votre couscous ce que vous aimez • Brochette L'unité7€ • Marguez La paire4€ • Boulettes la paire5€ • Cotes d'agneau la paire8€ • Osbane 8€ • Mouton 7€ • Poulet 5€ • La semoule, le bouillon, et les légumes vous seront resservis gracieusement. Raisins secs et piment frits à votre disposition GRILLADES • Côtes d'agneau 15€ 3 pièces • Méchoui 17€ Épaule d'agneau au four • Grillade JAAFAR 21€ Brochette, côte d'agneau, merguez, méchoui • Brochette d'agneau 15€ • Brochette de bœuf 14€ • Nos grillades sont accompagnées d'une garniture au choix Riz à l'orientale- haricots verts- pâtes ou frites maison NOS SPÉCIALITÉS • M'Loukhia 15€ Feuilles de corette moulues, viande de boeuf • Complet poisson 19€ Poisson grillé ( selon arrivage), accompagné de frites maison, œuf au plat et salade méchouia • Ojja au merguez 13.5€ Chakchouka à la tunisienne et merguez • Pâtes à l'agneau en sauce 15.5€ DESSERTS • Pâtisserie orientale (la pièce) 4€ Oriental pastry • Assortiment de 3 pâtisseries 10€ Oriental pastrie (3 pieces) • Halva 4€ Grains de sésame moulus, pistaches • Salade de fruits frais maison 6€ Home made fresh fruit salad • Loukoum ( 3 pièces) 3.5€ • Orange ou citron givrés 5€ • Mystère 5€ • Café ou thé délice 5.9€ Café ou thé accompagnés de loukoum, datte fourré et morceau d'halva APÉRITIFS • Cocktails jaafar 10 cl7.5€ • Kir au vin blanc 5 cl5.2€ • Kir royal au champagne 10 cl7.9€ • Anisette, ricard, pastis 2 cl5.5€ • Coupe de champagne 10 cl7.4€ • Whisky de marque 4 cl7.9€ • Mauresque 6.2€ • Mojito 10 cl7.4€ • Martini, porto 5 cl5.2€ • Boukhe 4 cl6.2€ Eau de vie de figues • SANS ALCOOL • Cocktail " Sousse" 6.5€ Jus d'orange, fruits de la passion, jus de citron, sirop de grenadine, sirop de coco • Citronnade, sirop d'orgest 6.2€ • Virgin mojito 6€ • Nos apéritifs sont servis avec une kêmla NOTRE CAVE • VINS DE TUNISIE mis en bouteille par les vignerons de carthage • Rouge • Château mornag AOC 13.5€ 23€ Grand cru mornag AOC • Carthage AOC 13.5€ 22€ • Magon AOC __ 28€ • Rosé • Gris de Tunisie AOC 13.5€ 23€ • Blanc • Blanc de Tunisie AOC __ 35€ • VINS DE FRANCE 37.5 cl 75 cl • Rouge • Bordeaux AOC 14€ 24€ • Côtes du Rhône AOC 14€ 24€ • Rosé • Côtes de Provence AOC 14€ 24€ • Blanc • Muscadet AOC 14€ 24€ • VINS D’ALGÉRIE • Médéa 13€ 22€ Château Tellagh AOG(rouge) • VINS DU MAROC 37.5 cl 75 cl • Boulaouane (gris) 12.5€ 21€ • Domaine Ain lorma (rouge) 12€ 20€ • VINS AU VERRE ET EN PICHET 14 cl 50 cl • Vin de table sangiovese IGT 3.8€ 9€ Rouge, rosé, blanc • Domaine Ain lorma 4.2€ __ • VIN DU MOIS • CHAMPAGNE 75 cl45€ BOISSONS FRAÎCHES • Bière heineken 25 cl5€ • Bière kronenbourg 1664 25 cl5€ • Jus de fruits 25 CL4€ Orange ou ananas • Coca-Cola 33CL4.5€ • Orangina, schweppes 25 CL4.5€ • Les eaux 50 cl 1l • Evian/Badoit 4€ 5.2€ BOISSONS CHAUDES • Café, décaféiné 2.50€ Cofee, decaffeinated coffee • Café crème 4€ Coffee with milk • Thé à la menthe et pignons 2.50€ Mint tea with pines kermel • Café oriental (turc) 3€ Oriental coffee (turc) DIGESTIFS • Boukha 4 cl6.2€ Eau de vie de figues • Thibarine 4 cl6.2€ Liqueur de dattes • Limencello 4 cl6.2€ • Cognac 4 cl7€ • Calvados/Vodka/Gin 4 cl7.5€ .
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