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Lunch Menu Mezah lunch menu Served between 11.00 am and 4.00 pm DOLMA • 114,- (Vegan) Filled grape leaves with rice. Served with bulgur, pita bread and salad. (H) FALAFEL • 114,- (Vegan) MENU Fried chickpeas mixture, served with pita bread, avocado and hummus. (H, Sf, Sn) SALAT À LA MELA • 114,- (Vegan) Mixed salad with pine nuts, raisins and garlic braised in olive oil, promoganate and vinegar. Served with pita bread. (Ma, H, Pk) MULLIGATAWNY • 114,- (Vegan) Lentil soup (H) SHAKSHUKA • 114,- (H, E) A dish of egg poached in a sauce of tomatoes. Served with pita bread. (H, E) SABAH • 149,- (M, H) Hummus with poached egg, salad, eggplant, alcohol-free some spacy sauce and pita bread. CHICKEN TAWOK • 159,- (M, H) coffee Served with bulgur, tzatziki and salad. Rainforest Alliance Certified MEZAH LUNCH PLATE VEGETARIAN / MEAT • 159,-/179,- (M, H, Sf) organic coffee • 32,- Refill • 16,- mezah Mezah is a rich food tradition found all over the Middle East and the Eastern Arabic coffee • 32,- Mediterranean. Here at Mela Cafe, our Mezah is inspired from the Palestinian, Espresso • 32,- as well as the Lebanese and Syrian kitchen. Espresso, double • 39,- Mezah is about the way it is served. The amount of smalldishes served is meant to be shared with everybody around the table, in order to create a social environment Americano // Cortado (M) // The dishes are based on vegetables, and meat. Pita bread is an important part Capuccino (M) // Café latte (M) // of the meal. Mezah can be eaten as a meal by itself, or as a starter before Mocha-coffee (M) • 39,- one goes further to the grill dishes or warm dishes. You can compose your own mezah. tea You can choose from the following below: Salvie tea // Mint tea // Cinnamon tea // Cardamom tea // Rooibos tea // cold mezah-kr 49,- pr. dish Green tea // Ginger tea // Hummus (Sf) • Hummus with avocado (Sf) • Tzatziki (M) • Aioli Masala chai (M) // Chai latte (M) • 39,- Tabbouleh (H) • Baba Ganosh • Muhamra (Chilipeanuts) (P) Dolma Tea pot for two • 65,- warm mezah- kr 49,-/60,- pr. dish hot chocolate Squash bites (Sf) • Eggplant • Cauliflower finger • Fried potatoes • Borek mini roll (M, H) Bulgur (M, H) • Falafel • Vegetable samosa (H) • Chickpeas with tomato • Halloumi (M) Chocolate with / without cream (M) Rice • Chicken wings (kr 60,-) • Meatballs (kr 60,-) • Chicken with Sauce (kr 60,-) // Chili cacao (M) • 39,- Beef in sauce (M) (kr 60,-) lassi mini grillmezah dishes (YOGURT DRINK - seasonal product) Seekh kebab on spear kr 100,- • Chicken Tawok kr 100,- • Beef tenderloin kr 100,- Lamb chops kr100,- Mango lassi (M) // Salt lassi (M) • 56,- soft drinks ZAATAR PITA BREAD (TIMIAN) • 20,- (H) GARLIC PITA BREAD • 20,- (H) Various soft drinks • 49,- PITA BREAD • 15,- (H) Pepsi Pepsi Max Kindly allow the chef to compose six different mezah for you, with or 7 up without meat. If you are two or more, we recomend that we propose Solo you a combintaion of different mezah. Eplemost MEZAH VEGETARIAN • 255,- (H, M, P, Sf) Farris grønn Farris blå MEZAH WITH MEAT • 269,- (H, M, P, Sf) Ginger beer, 0% • 58,- Mezah could contain different allergies ingredients. Please let us know if you are allergic against a particular ingredient. 100% apple juice w/pulp and ginger, without sugar or preservatives from Knatten CLASSIC MEZAH WITH BARBECUE DISHES • 420,- per capita Fruktgård in Sandefjord. 33cl • 65,- • hummus, tzatziki, tabbouleh • falafel, vegetable samosa, squash bites • • halloumi, chicken, seekh kebab, beef tenderloin • bulgur, pita bread • Minimum two orders. (M, H, SF, P) Opening hours melacafe.no Monday - Thursday 11:00 - 24:00. (Kitchen closes 22:00) Tlf: 917 73 736 Friday 11:00 - 24:00. (Kitchen closes 22:00) Mariboes gate 8 Saturday 13:00 - 24:00. (Kitchen closes 22:00) 0183 Oslo Sunday closed MENU melaCafé main courses hummus imperium CHICKEN WINGS • 199,- SPICY HUMMUS • KR 199,- (vegan) Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) With oven-baked root vegetables and hummus as well as salad and pita bread. (Sf, H) KOFTA • 220,- Meatballs casserole well spiced minced beef. Halloumi/hummus • kr 220,- (vegetarian) Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Cheese with tradition from early Arab cuisine along with hummus. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) CHICKEN CASSEROLE • 220,- Chicken with spinach and Egyptian Molokhia (Jute). Börek mini rolls/hummus • kr 220,- (vegetarian) Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Hummus, börek with spinach and feta cheese also known as SHAKIRIA MASALA • 220,- pen börek. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Beef stew in tasty yogurt sauce with masala spices. Recommended. Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Vegetarian mix/hummus • kr 259,- (vegetarian) Halloumi, börek with spinach and feta cheese, With oven-baked root vegetables SEEKH KEBAB • 230,- and hummus. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Melas Seekh Kebab on spear is prepared with traditional methods from the Middle East. Served with pita bread, salad and tzatziki. (M, H) Arabic sausage/hummus • kr 220,- Spicy arabic sausage with hummus. MASHAWI • 239,- Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Beef tenderloin with onion and paprika on spear. Beef meat/hummus • kr 220,- Served with pita bread, salad and tzatziki. (M, H) Tasty beef meat from the pot and hummus. LAMB CHOPS • 220,- Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Meatballs/hummus • kr 220,- Meatballs casserole well spiced minced beef and hummus. CHICKEN TAWOK • 220,- Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Marinated boneless chicken thigh from the grill. Juicy and tasty. Served with bulgur, pita bread, avocado hummus, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Chicken/hummus • kr 220,- GRILLMIX • 279,- Marinated boneless chicken thigh from the grill and hummus. Marinated chicken, large Seekh kebab on spear. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Served with bulgur, pita bread, tzatziki and salad. (M, H) Lamb chops/hummus • kr 220,- KOFTA SPECIAL BURGER • 220,- Lamb chops and hummus. Tzatziki, Kofta-minced meat mixed with falafel mixture. Served with avocadohummus salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) and tzatziki. Available without allergens. (M, H, Sf, Sn) Seekh kebab/hummus • kr 220,- HALLOUMI BURGER • 220,- Seekh kebab prepared according to traditional methods and hummus. Cheese with tradition from early Arab cuisine. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) Served with avocado hummus and tzatziki. (M, H, Sf) Chicken wings/hummus • kr 220,- vegan Grilled chicken wings with lots of flavor and hummus. Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) SPICY HUMMUS • KR 199,- With oven-baked root vegetables as well as salad and pita bread. (Sf, H) Grillmix/hummus • kr 279,- Marinated chicken, Seekh kebab on lspear. SPICY SAMBOSA • KR 199,- Tzatziki, salad and pita bread. (Sf,H,M) With oven-baked root vegetables as well as salad and pita bread. (H) SALAT À LA MELA • 199,- Mixed salad with pine nuts, raisins and garlic brased in olive oil, feta, promoganate and vinegar. Served with pita bread. (H, Ma, Pk) FALAFEL • 199,- Fried chick peas mixture, served with pita bread and avacadohummus and salad. Available without allergens. (H, Sf, Sn) DOLMA • 199,- Filled grape leaves with rice. Served with bulgur, pita bread and salad. (H) VEGAN FALAFELBURGER • 199,- Pure vegan burger of falafel mixture. Served with avocadohummus and salad. (H, Sf, Sn) FRIED POTATOES • 59,- vegan soup desserts and cakes MULLIGATAWNY • 179,- Lentil soup (H) BAKLAWA • 85,- CRÈME CATALAN • 85,- Pastry with pistachio. (M, E) very sweet and very good ! (H, Ma, N) BASBOUSA-REVANI • 85,- Traditional cake from the Middle East. CHEESE CAKE • 85,- Sweet and good. (M, H, E, N) cuit bottom with cream cheese and strawberries. (M, E, H, So, N).
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