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686070 Restaurant Menu Design 073020 ALL DAY MENU � LUNCH MENU � EARLY DINNER MENU ALL DAY MENU APPETIZERS 50 Hummus & Homemade Bread 56 Exotic Fresh Herbs Sabzi panir. Feta cheese with gourmet herbs $6.99 (mint, basil, tarragon, red radish, green onions, pickens). $5.50 (small) 51 French Fries $7.99 (large) $4.99 52 Onion Rings 57 Pickled Vegetables Torshi. Liteh-leafy herbs, mixed vegetables $4.99 marinated in vinegar and pickled cucumber. $3.99 (small) 53 Grape Leaves $5.99 (large) Dolmeh. Stuffed grape leaves, ground beef, fresh vegetables. $7.99 58 Yogurt Cucumber Must o'khiar. Plain yogurt with chopped cucumber and mint. 54 Borani Fried eggplant flume with $5.50 (small) sautéed onions garlic, yogurt. $7.99 (large) $3.99 (small) $6.99 (large) 59 Yogurt Shallot 55 Crispy Rice Must o'mouseer. Plain yogurt with shallots. Tahdig. Crust from bottom of rice - $5.50 (small) choice of one stew two stews or on the side. $7.99 (large) $8.99 60 Eggplant (kashk' o' bademjan) Kashk e'bademjon. Fancy Italian eggplant topped with golden fried onion garlic and special cream of yogurt. $8.99 ALL DAY MENU SALADS SEAFOOD $1.00 extra charge for Fish Frying Garden Salad 35 Salmon Fish Kabob Crisp lettuce, red cabbage, tomatoes, persian cucumbers, Skewered marinated filet of salmon served with broiled tomato, carrots and corn, served with house dressing. vegetables and special basmati rice with saffron. $4.50 (small) $22.99 $6.99 (large) Greek Salad 36 White Fish Grilled Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, feta cheese, black olives, red onions. Skewered marinated filet of fish kabob served with broiled tomato, vegetables and special basmati rice with saffron. $9.99 $22.99 (Grilled) $23.99 (Fried) Persian Salad Shirazi salad. Mixed chopped tomato, cucumber, onion and parsley with fresh lime and olive oil. $4.50 (small) 37 $6.99 (large) Rainbow Trout (Fried or Grilled) Fried or barbecue trout served with broiled tomato vegetables and special basmati rice with saffron. Olovieh Salad $19.99 (Grilled) Chopped chicken, green peas, potato, $20.99 (Fried) egg white and pickles mixed with mayonnaise. $4.99 (small) $6.99 (large) 38 Jumbo Shrimp Grill Charbroiled, skewered, marinated shrimp, served with broiled tomato, vegetables and special basmati rice with saffron. Grilled Chicken Salad $23.99 Mixed lettuce salad with olive, tomato, cucumber, corn and topped with grilled breast of tender chicken. $13.99 39 Shirin Special Seafood Plate Grilled jumbo shrimp, with choice of rainbow trout or salmon served Grilled Jumbo Shrimp Salad with broiled tomato, vegetables and two kinds of basmati rice, Served with a side of Garden salad. Heart of lettuce mixed with European salad with pickle and tomato, 4 pieces of jumbo shrimp. $40.99 $14.99 ALL DAY MENU SOUPS STEWS Served with white basmati rice, also they can be made vegetarian. Grilled Chicken Salad Walnut Stew Chicken broth, vegetables with fresh lemon and parsley. Fesenjoun. Walnut sweet puree in pomegranate sauce, baked chicken, with basmati rice. $6.99 $16.99 Soup of the Day $6.99 Herbs Stew Ghormeh sabzi. Sautéed fresh green herbs, chunks of veal, red beans, dried lime, served with basmati rice. $15.99 Vegetable Soup with Barley Green vegetables, barley, lentils pinto beans, topped with kashk, sautéed mint and onions. $6.99 Eggplant Peas Stew Eggplant stew with sautéed diced beef, onion, yellow split peas, with fresh tomato saffron sauce, with basmati rice. $15.99 Noodles Soup Ash e'reshteh. Vegetable soup with garbanzo pinto beans, topped with sautéed mint, cream and onions. $6.99 Eggplant Stew Eggplant stew with sautéed diced beef, onion, with fresh tomato, saffron sauce, vegetarian dishes served with basmati rice. Chicken Soup $15.99 $5.99 ALL DAY MENU BEEF & LAMB $2.95 extra charge for different rice, $1.00 extra charge to splite an order Combination Koobideh 24 Lamb Loin Chops One skewer of charbroiled ground beef kabob and one skewer of ground chicken Skewered Marinated Lamb Chops Served with kabob served with broiled tomato, vegetables, and basmati rice with saffron Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron $17.99 $26.99 20 Shish Kabob 25 Boneless Lamb Chunks of Skewered Marinated Filet Mignon Served Skewered, Marinated Boneless Lamb, Served with with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron $22.99 $25.99 21 Combination of Beef (Beef Soltani) 26 Combination of Lamb (Lamb Soltani) Combination of Filet Mignon and Ground Beef Served Choice of Lamb Loin Chops or Boneless Lamb with Ground Chicken or with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron Ground Beef Served with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron $26.99 $28.99 22 Filet Mignon (Beef Barg) 27 Shirin Special Beef Plate Skewered of Charbroiled Marinated Filet Mignon Served Chunk Pieces of Filet Mignon, Ground Beef Kabob and Daily Fish Served with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and two kinds of Basmati Rice, Served with a side of Garden salad $24.99 $41.99 23 Ground Beef (Beef Koobideh) Lamb Shank Two Skewered of Charbroiled Marinated Ground Beef Served Baghali polo. Basmati rice mixed with fresh dill and baby lima beans with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron and saffron served with baked lamb shank in tomato sauce. $16.99 $19.99 Rack Of Lamb $26.99 ALL DAY MENU POULTRY $2.95 extra charge for different rice, $1.00 extra charge to splite an order Combination Koobideh 31 Ground Chicken (Chicken Koobideh) One skewer of charbroiled ground beef kabob and one skewer of ground chicken Two Skewered Charbroiled Marinated Ground Chicken Served kabob served with broiled tomato, vegetables, and basmati rice with saffron with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron $16.99 $16.99 29 Boneless Chicken Kabob 32 Cornish Hen Kabob Skewered Charbroiled Marinated Skinless Boneless Chicken Served Whole Charbroiled Marinated Cornish Hen (Cut into Pieces) Served with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice With Saffron with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron $17.99 $19.99 29 Combination of Chicken (Chicken Soltani) 33 Chicken Tender Combination of Chicken Breast and Ground Chicken Kabob Served Fabulous Tender Pieces of Marinated Filet of Chicken Breast with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables, and Basmati Rice With Saffron Served with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables, and Basmati Rice $24.99 $20.99 30 Chicken Breast (Chicken Barg) 34 Shirin Special Chicken Plate Skewered Charbroiled Marinated Chicken Breast Serve Combination of Boneless and Ground Chicken Kabob and Daily Fish (Salad) with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Basmati Rice with Saffron Served with Broiled Tomato, Vegetables and Two kinds of Basmati Rice $21.99 $40.99 Grilled Chicken Salad Mixed lettuce salad with olive, tomato, cucumber, corn and topped with grilled breast of tender chicken. $13.99 ALL DAY MENU DAILY SPECIAL Only two or three specials served each day (USDA Choice Beef) We apologize if your meal of choice is not available today. 40 Lamb Shank 43 Barberries Rice with Chicken Baghali polo. Basmati rice mixed with fresh dill and baby lima beans Zereshk polo. Sour barberries mixed with basmati rice and and saffron served with baked lamb shank in tomato sauce. saffron served with baked chicken in tomato sauce. $19.99 $16.99 41 Sour Cherry Rice with Chicken 44 Green Beans Rice with Diced Beef Albalou polo. Basmati rice mixed with saffron and sour cherries Loubia polo. Sautéed onions, bell peppers, green beans, diced filet in tomato sauce, served with baked chicken in tomato sauce. mixed and served with basmati rice and one ground beef kabob. $15.99 $16.99 42 Lentil Rice with Chicken 45 Chicken with Saffron Pie - Tahchin Green lentils with basmati rice mixed with saffron, black and garden raisins dates, served with backed chicken in tomato sauce. (available on Tuesdays and Fridays) Chicken strips mixed with yogurt and saffron backed to perfection $15.99 served with barberries. $16.99 46 Sandwiches ( Chicken, Beef, Olvieh) Charbroiled Chopped Pieces of Marinated Chicken or Beef Served with Fresh Baked Bread, Salad or French Fries (one side only). $13.99+ ALL DAY MENU SPECIAL RICE DESSERTS Lentil Rice Ice Cream Made with sugar, milk, saffron, salab. $7.99 $5.99 Herbs Rice $6.99 Faloodeh Made with faloodeh, water, starch. Served with syrup and lemon. $5.99 Sour Cherry Rice $6.99 Baghlava Layers of Filo filled with chopped nuts; sweetened and held together with syrup. Baby Lima and Dill Rice $2.50 $6.99 Zoulbia Also known as Jalebi; crispy fried batter in pretzel Green Beans & Diced Beef with saffron and sugar syrup. $9.99 $2.99 Bamieh Sour Barberries Rice Persian doughnut, fried doughwith saffron and sugar syrup. $8.99 $1.50 ALL DAY MENU VEGETARIAN DISHES You have a choice of the following stews including soup or salad. Celery Stew $13.99 Walnut Stew Fesenjoun. $14.99 Herbs Stew Ghormeh sabzi. $13.99 Vegetarian Dish Assorted vegetables sautéed with tomatoes, touch of garlic, served with rice. $13.99 Eggplant Stew $13.99 Special Rice & Shirazi $13.99 Eggplant Peas Stew Eggplant stew with onion, yellow split peas, with fresh tomato saffron sauce, with basmati rice. $13.99 ALL DAY MENU BEVERAGES Free refill in description for dine-in fountain drinks Soft Drinks Lemonade $1.99 (Take-Out) $2.99 $2.99 (Dine-In) Cranberry Juice Glass Bottled Soft Drinks $4.50 $2.99 Orange Juice Mineral Water $4.50 $3.50 Pomegranate Juice Bottled Water $5.50 $2.99 Hot Tea Apple Juice $2.99 $4.50 Iced Tea Tomato Juice $2.99 $4.50 Green Tea House Dough $2.99 $2.99 Coffee Pitcher of Dough $2.99 $9.99 Milk Bottled Dough Carbonated and Available flavors $3.50 $2.99 LUNCH MENU LUNCH SPECIAL Weekdays 11:30 am - 3:30 pm.
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