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Sabah W Masa SINCE 2006 OPEN HOURS SALWA ROAD SAT - WED 7am - 12:30am SALWA ROAD THU - FRI SABAH 44666001 24 hours 33043620 THE PEARL THE PEARL SAT - FRI 44366519 7am - 11:30pm W MASA 66310163 55933903 MENU We are your favorite casual diner for authentic Lebanese food, priding ourselves on making dishes that bring you close to our Lebanese cuisine. Our range of items are sure to fll you with the taste of authentic Lebanese spices and favors, keeping you coming back for more. End every meal with one of our many choices of sweet desserts for that complete experience. SOUJOUK 22 FERN Soujouk meat with tomato, pickles and garlic sauce KAFTA wz CHEESE 27 Kebab mix, served with cheese, ZAATAR 8 LAHME BEAJINE wz CHEESE 20 tomato and mayo on top Mixed dried thyme with olive oil Minced beef meat cooked with onion, tomato, ZAATAR LIGHT 8 with mozzarella cheese and Lebanese spices HOTDOG wz CHEESE 27 Hotdog slices cooked Dried thyme mixed EGGS, CHEESE, & KAWARMA 29 with less olive oil with melted cheese Eggs with kawarma and three ZAATAR wz LABNEH 10 types of cheese ( mozzarella, kashkaval, akkawi ) EGGS wz KAWARMA 22 Dried thyme with creamy Cooked eggs topped with Lebanese yogurt CHICKEN wz CHESSE 28 Kawarma beef meat Chicken with mozzarella cheese, basil and black seeds ZAATAR wz CHEESE 12 EGGS wz CHEESE 24 Half thyme and half MAN`OUCHE LAHMEH 22 Eggs mix with halloumi cheese kashkaval cheese Minced beef meat with onion and pine seeds MAN`OUCHE FALAFEL 19 MAN`OUCHE KEZZEBE 11 Our delicious falafel served 100% vegetarian. Onion, CHEESE wz JAMBON 24 KECHEK wz KAWARMA 20 with mixture of vegetables tomato, red/green pepper Melted cheese with beef ham Kechek mix with beef and tarator sauce Sumac and sesame seeds kawarma meat HALLOUMI wz BACON 27 KASHKAWAN CHEESE 20 CALZONE FALAFEL 19 LABNEH 16 Appetizing melted Halloumi cheese with Our delicious falafel served in slices of beef bacon A creamy Lebanese yogurt kashkaval cheese Calzone type pizza dough topped with black olives, HALLOUMI CHEESE 20 SELEK 10 mint and olive oil TURKEY & CHEESE 28 Tasty traditional halloumi cheese Chard leaves marinated in Slices of smoked turkey, spices and cooked LAHME BEAJINE 16 cooked with melted kashkaval AKKAWI CHEESE 16 with onions Minced beef meat cooked with cheese, pickles, and tomato Try it. A unique kind of cheese onion, tomato and Lebanese spices seasoned with mayo CHEESE wz CHILI 17 KECHEK 13 and mustard Melted akkawi & kashkaval Very traditional. dried yogurt KAFTA 22 cheese, tomato paste, olive oil with tomato, onions Kebab mix, served with tomato AKKAWI & KASHKAWAN 20 and chili paste and sesame seeds and mayo on top Mix of akkawi and kashkaval cheese *All prices in Qatari Riyal TERWIKA HOMMOS 15 EGGS 19 HOMMOS 15 Chickpeas marinated and prepared in a traditional Lebanese way HOMMOS BAYROUTI 17 Chickpeas, marinated and prepared with MAN`OUCHE LAHMEH 22 parsley, tomato, garlic and chili CHEESE & CHOCOLATE wz HALAWA 22 HOMMOS BI SNOUBAR 18 A delicious plate of hommos topped with fried pine seeds HOMMOS BI LAHME 18 A plate of regular hommos topped with fried minced beef meat and pine seeds HOMMOS BI KAWARMA 19 A plate of hommos with fried kawarma LAHME BEAJINE 16 WRAP BALILA 16 Chickpeas prepared with garlic, cumin SAJ and olive oil SANDWICHES OAT DOUGH MOUSABAHA 16 ZAATAR 8 Order any of your Saj selection in Oat dough +3 Whole chickpeas with garlic and olive oil FALAFEL SANDWICH 18 Tasty Lebanese dried thyme with oil mixed with tahina and cumin Our delicious falafel in Saj wrap with mixture of vegetables ZAATAR LIGHT 8 FOUL MOUDAMMAS 15 CHICKEN SANDWICH 29 Dried thyme mixed with less olive oil CHEESE wz CHILLI 17 LABNEH 16 Whole java beans and chickpeas Toasted Saj bread overstufed with our marinated chicken, lettuce, pickles and garlic sauce Melted akkawi & kashkaval cheese, A creamy Lebanese yogurt with prepared with lemon, garlic and olive oil tomato paste, olive oil and chili powder black olives, mint and olive oil ZAATAR wz LABNEH 11 BEEF SANDWICH 29 Dried thyme with creamy Lebanese yogurt FOUL BIL KHODRA 17 Marinated beef meat, tomato, mix parsley and onion with sumac served AKKAWI & KASHKAWAN 20 KECHEK 13 Whole java beans and chickpeas with tarator sauce, wrapped in Saj bread ZAATAR wz CHEESE 13 Mix of akkawi and kashkaval cheese Very traditional. dried yogurt prepared with lemon, garlic and olive oil. Mix of thyme and kashkaval cheese with tomato, onions and sesame seeds Topped with parsley, spring onion, chili CHEESE wz JAMBON 24 KAFTA SANDWICH 24 and tomato LAHME BEAJINE wz CHEESE 20 Melted cheese with beef ham TURKEY & CHEESE 28 Kebab grilled meat, hommos paste, tomato and pickles, wrapped in Saj bread Minced beef meat cooked with onion, Slices of smoked turkey, cooked EGGS (scrambled or sunny side up) 19 HALLOUM wz BACON 27 tomato, with mozzarella cheese with melted kashkaval cheese, Eggs prepared your way MAKALI SANDWICH 18 and Lebanese spices Halloumi cheese with slices of beef bacon pickles and tomato seasoned Toasted Saj bread with fried zucchini, French fries, caulifower with mayo and mustard EGGS wz KAWARMA 25 and eggplant with tarator sauce HOTDOG wz CHEESE 27 LAHME BEAJINE 16 Eggs cooked with kawarma meat Minced beef meat cooked with onion, Hotdog slices cooked with melted cheese SOUJOUK SANDWICH 18 tomato and Lebanese spices EGGS wz CHEESE 24 Spicy sausages, pickles, tomato, & garlic sauce ADD ONs. Eggs cooked with slices of halloumi cheese KASHKAWAN CHEESE 20 served in soft baguette sandwich bread Appetizing melted kashkaval cheese EGGS wz SUMAC 18 MAKANEK SANDWICH 18 FRENCH FRIES 5 Eggs prepared your way, HALLOUMI CHEESE 20 Sausages, pickles, tomato, & garlic sauce topped with sumac CHICKEN 10 Tasting traditional halloumi cheese served in soft baguette sandwich bread EGGS PIE 22 EGGS SANDWICH 16 BEEF 10 AKKAWI CHEESE 16 Cooked eggs, prepared with parsley, tomato Fried eggs with tomato, pickles, cumin & Try it. A unique kind of cheese onion and spices cheddar cheese, wrapped in Saj bread EGGS wz TOMATO 22 ADD ONs. Eggs mixed and cooked with tomato HOT DOG 6 CHICKEN wz CHESSE 28 AKKAWI 5 KASHKAWAN 5 ADD ONs. HALLOUMI 5 BEEF BACON 6 OLIVES PLATE 5 BEEF HAM 6 MINCED BEEF 6 TURKEY HAM 8 PINE SEEDS 6 VEGETABLE 3 VEGETABLE PLATE 5 ZAATAR FERN WITH VEG. 11 SOUJOUK SANDWICH 18 CHICKEN SANDWICH 29 *All prices in Qatari Riyal *All prices in Qatari Riyal SALADS PIZZA FATTOUCH DEBS EL REMMAN 22 JABALIYE 22 MINI TABBOULEH 15 MARGUERITA 31 CHICKEN PIZZA 39 Lettuce, cucumber, tomato, radish, mint, Lettuce, roca leaf, fresh thyme, and tomato, Smaller portion of our Tomato sauce, mozzarella Tomato sauce, mozzarella parsley, pomegranate seeds topped with topped and seasoned with onion & sumac regular Tabbouleh cheese and oregano cheese, parmesan cheese, toasted bread & sumac powder, served with served with lemon sauce chicken , garlic and oregano pomegranate sauce BEEF SALAD 38 VEGETARIANA 33 TABBOULEH 22 Marinated beef, roca, lettuce, Tomato sauce, mozzarella FOUR CHEESE 45 MINI FATTOUCH 15 Parsley, onion, and burgul, topped with cherry tomato, mushroom, topped cheese, fresh mushroom, Emmental, Parmesan, Smaller portion of our regular lettuce and tomato, served with with cheese and sweet & sour sauce zucchini, eggplant, bell peppers Fattouch salad lemon sauce and oregano Mozzarella and Gorgonzola CALZONE 38 QUATRO STAGIONI 40 Tomato sauce, mozzarella CHICKEN SALAD 34 Tomato sauce, mozzarella Marinated chicken, onion, roca, cheese, fresh mushroom, cheese with chicken, mushroom, green pepper, tomato, lettuce beef ham and pepperoni pepperoni and olives. QUATRO STAGIONI 40 with mustard sauce FATTOUCH WITH HALLOUM 26 Lettuce, cucumber, tomato, mint, parsley, pomegranate seeds topped with grilled halloumi, toasted bread, sumac powder & pomegranate sauce BEEF SALAD 38 FALAFEL SALAD 24 ROCA SALAD 22 JABALIYE 22 HOT APPETIZERS Roca, onion slices, fresh zaatar, sumac powder served with lemon sauce FRENCH FRIES 16 SOUJOUK PLATE 28 CHEESE STUFFED FALAFEL 20 ROCA SALAD WITH ORANGE 24 Crispy golden French fries Spicy sausages cooked with tomato OR 6 pieces of fried cheese stufed falafel Roca with walnut and slices of orange, pomegranate molasses, topped served with mixed pickles, served with lemon mustard sauce FALAFEL PLATE 19 with pine seeds tomato and tarator sauce 6 pieces of fried falafel served with parsley, FALAFEL SALAD 24 mixed pickles, tomato and tarator sauce MAKANIK PLATE 28 KEBBEH LAHME PLATE 16 Lettuce, tomato, roca, mint, parsley, Sausages with pomegranate molasses 4 pieces of fried kebbeh stufed wz radish. Topped with falafel and mixed FRENCH FRIES wz SPICES 18 topped with pine seeds minced beef meat with lemon and tarator sauce Crispy golden French fries with sweet spices GRILLED HALLOUMI wz ZAATAR 23 MIX SAMBOUSEK PLATE 16 ROCA SALAD WITH ORANGE 24 Slices of grilled halloumi cheese wrapped 2 pieces of cheese rolls & SPICY POTATO 14 in thyme favored Saj bread 2 pieces of meat rolls Cubes of potato with chili paste, garlic & lemon prepared in a traditional way HALLOUMI STICKS 29 8 pieces of fried halloumi sticks, breaded COLD APPETIZERS POTATO wz CORIANDER 14 with dried thyme & topped with Cubes of potato with coriander, pomegranate molasses and fresh seeds LABNEH PLATE 20 VINE LEAVES 17 garlic, lemon, spices and olive oil A delicious plate of creamy yogurt, 8 pieces of vine leaves GRILLED HALLOUMI 29 topped with olive oil & dried mint LABNEH wz GARLIC 20 8 slices of grilled halloumi cheese BELGHARI BIL ZAATAR 20 MOUTABAL 16 A delicious plate of creamy yogurt POTATO WEDGES 18 Grilled eggplant, prepared in a traditional with garlic, topped with olive
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