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Plant Based Tacos Small & Large Small Love Tacos Smal & Large Plant Based SMALL BIG CARNE ASADA 9.50 CASPSICUM EXQUISITO 14.90 26.50 SMALL Soy jalapeno scotch fillet, Stuffed with black angus scotch fillet, cactus, avocado-tomatillo avocado pico de gallo, spring sauce, potato chips, cheese, cilantro ELOTE 9.90 onion, cilantro, corn tortilla Grilled corn on the cob, tajin, vegan cheese, chipotle & FIDEO SECO WITH 3 CHILLIS (NON-GF) (VEGAN AVAILABLE) 13.90 23.50 fermented soy bean mayo, POLLO PARRILLA 6.90 Baked angel hair pasta, chipotle, guajillo, ancho, chorizo, pomegranate Adobo grilled free range chicken, avocado, queso & crema pickled red onions, guacamole, SMOKED GUACAMOLE 10.90 tomato salsa, corn tortilla DUCK ENSALADA (VEGAN AVAILABLE) 15.90 26.50 Avocado, toasted almonds, pepitas, Duck leg, greens, pomegranate, orange, walnuts, heirloom tomatoes, corn chips HABANERO PRAWN (GF AVAILABLE) 9.50 tomato, fennel, radish, lime-guajillo vinaigrette Tempura prawn, cabbage, mayo, lettuce, pickled onion, green CARROT TOSTADITAS x 3 7.90 BAJA CHAR-GRILLED OCTOPUS 17.90 31.50 habanero, flour tortilla Shredded carrot, spicy tomato Octopus tentacle, parsley pesto, tomato cucumber and onion sauce, black beans, lettuce, queso salsa w/ guajillo dressing TOMATILLO PORK BELLY 8.90 & crema Barossa Valley slow cooked pork, tomatillo avocado salsa, orange, ALBONDIGAS (NON-GF) 12.90 21.50 Lamb meatballs, habanero tomato sauce, salsa, ricotta TOSTADA DE ESCABECHE x 2 9.90 pico de gallo, onion, crackling, Pickled carrots, cauliflower, corn tortilla green beans & jalapeno peppers, LIME & CILANTRO CHICKEN 12.90 21.50 avocado, radish, cucumber, salsa Free range chicken, soy-guajillo sauce, roasted rosemary butternut FERMENTED CHILLI CRAB (GF AVAIL .) 9.90 macha Soft shell crab, tomato cherry squash, chard mini cucumber, fresh jalapeno salsa, fermented chili mayo, flour MAGIC MUSHROOM TACO 8.90 LAMB & MEZCAL FAJITAS (GF AVAILABLE) 16.90 28.50 tortilla Mixed mushrooms w/ epazote Murray Valley lamb rump, chile morita, cherries, mezcal glaze, garlic & chilli oil served w/ salsa, OCTOPUS ALAMBRE 10.50 cilantro rice, black beans, roasted capsicum spring onion/green bean puree, Octopus, capsicums, onions, lime crispy kale, corn tortilla coriander dressing, pico de gallo SLOW COOKED BEEF ENCHILADAS 14.90 25.50 crispy spring onions, corn tortilla Corn tortillas fillled and baked with beef cheek, chilli tomato beef glaze, pico de gallo, queso, crema & cilantro PESCADO FRITO 17.90 29.50 SMALL & LARGE SMALL BIG Smal Whiting fillets w/ garlic and chili, chipotle mayo, fresh cucumber, radish, pickled red onions, spicy cashews and greens ADOBO CAULIFLOWER 13.90 23.50 ELOTE 9.90 Roasted cauliflower in a Grilled corn on the cob brushed CHILLI MORTITA PORK RIBS 17.90 29.50 tomato chipotle sauce w/ coffee mayonesa, tajin, grated slow cooked Barossa ribs, morita BBQ sauce, watermelon, served w/ tofu, chickpeas & parmesan & pomegranate coriander, fennel, lime crispy kale DUCK NACHOS (VEGAN AVAILABLE) 16.90 PISTACHIO MOLE WINTER 14.90 24.50 Braised duck, tortilla chips, spicy VEGETABLE hoisin sauce, corn, salsa, queso & CHURROS (NON-GF) Sautéed zucchini, brussels crema Cinnamon sugar, vanilla bean icecream, almonds & cajeta 9.00 16.00 sprouts, carrots snowpeas glaze & beetroots, pistachio TOSTADA DE SALMON x 3 12.90 tomatillo & green pea Shaved lemon-beetroot chipotle ELOTE CAKE 9.00 16.00 sauce cured atlantic salmon, smoked Sweet and zesty corn cake w/ pistacchio corn crumbs & corn, mayo, cilantro pasta Desert rock salt caramel ice cream YOLANDA’S EGGPLANT 13.90 23.50 Eggplant , Yolanda’s KINGFISH & JALAPEÑO CEVICHE 15.90 SA Kingfish, cucumber, radish, tomato jalapeno & avocado, cilantro, sesame, lime capsicum salsa and jalapeño juice, salsa macha Love Sharing? OUR MENU SPINACH ENCHILADAS 12.90 21.50 IS 90% ENJOY OUR SHARE MENU (MIN 2) Corn tortilla filled with Mexican Traffic $42 tomatoes, zucchini and For dietary needs please speak to your waiter. GLUTEN FREE Flashy Mexican $52 creamy spinach sauce, NO SPLIT BILLS, THANK YOU Mexican Vegano $40 vegan cheese, greens.
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