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Copy of Copy of Onza COCKTAILS Whiskey Smash 50 Woodford reserve, Angustora & sour mint Mystic 52 Greygoose, St. Germaine, mastika grenadine lime sherbet, lime Olive oil Margarita 49 El jimador blanco, Martini fiero , Fried Cauliflower Salad 52 olive oil syrup lime Cauliflower, tahini, onions, almonds, garlic & lemon Roka Roka 50 Istanbul Market Salad 54 El jimador blanco, Arugula Tulum cheese, Simit, Fresh vegetables, watercress & sumac lime, simple syrup, pineapple Sashimi Nectarines 65 Onza Special 46 White fish, Nectarines Gazpacho, nectarines , sourdough & mustard leaves Gin, Saint Germain, Sour, Cucumber, Basil Cucumber Yogurt Tartar 65 White fish, cucumbers, chives, sumac, cucumber & yogurt water vinaigrette Balkanika 52 Bombay Sapphire, Amaro Montenegro Fried Calamari 65 creme de cacao egg white, orange flower water Calamari, home made Chips, fermented chili, lemon & green chili Sultana 52 "Balik Ekmiek" 68 Coffee infused courvoser Vs, cashew syrup Confit fish, Greek yogurt, moist tomatoes, Kalamate & herbs hibiscus, angostura Eryngii & corn 72 Baraka garden 52 Corn cream, eryngii, portobello, pac choi & parmesan ,celery, basil boukha bokobza, , Yeni Raki lemon, simple syrup, pear Seafood “Hanina” 98 Shrimp, calamari, mussels, Zucchini, herbs & smoked yogurt WINE BY THE GLASS Onza burger 76 Hamburger, Tulum cream, lamb bacon, vegetables, pickled onion & onza potatoes Sparkling "Shish taouk" 86 Mionetto prosecco , Venato , Italy 32 Chicken, shrak bread, grilled vegetables & amba labane Croft twist, Shpritz, England 26 FOLLOWSe a UBass Sfill:et 124 Rose Sea bass fillet, yogurt, Kisir & herbs Rose, Conde Valdemar, Rioja, Spain 32 White Frank, Tulip, Blanc de Noir, Israel 42 Sirloin Steak 144 Cabbage, kohlrabi, grilled onion & artichoke cream White @ONZA_Bulgur JduAmplinFgs 6F8 A Lugana, Zanto, Italy 36 Mediterranean curry sauce, macadamia tahini, seasonal vegetables & kale chips Sancerre pascal jolivet, loire France 54 Chablis, Albert Bischo, Burgundy, France 52 Roka "Pide" 58 Chardonnay Jordan, Kerem Odem, Golan Heights Tomato sauce, mozzarella, olives, parmesan & arugula Wineries, Israel 45 "Pide" Lamb Bacon & Shrimps 74 Arugula salad, kashkaval cheese & olive oil Red Primitivo, Salento, Italy 32 "Pide" Bianca Abdul Rachman 64 Valpolicella Classico, Zenato, Veneto, Italy 36 Basil cream, cheese From Istanbul & wild spinach Syrah, Yarden, Golan Height Winery, Israel 52 "Lachmi Bajin" 72 Israeli Journey, Vitkin, Israel 46 Minced lamb, tomatoes, peppers, Bharat & herb salsa Beer Astrella damm (4.7%) spain 28 mythos (4.7%) greece 24 TURKISH “SIMIT” BREAD 24 efes pilsen (5%) turkey 24 M crabbies ginger (4%) england - gluten free 28 "HAR BRACHA" TAHINI, HOT PEPPER & OLIVE OIL 18 E corona (4.6) mexico 28 GIGIK YOGURT, CUCUMBERS, DILL & MINT 22 Z malka blond ale (6.5%) israel 36 ROASTED CORN, HABANERO, SOUR CREAM & CRISPY SHALLOTS 28 E negev oasis (4.7%) israel 36 CHICK PEAS, LEEK CONFIT, TAHINI & URPA PEPPER 32 Shikma ipa (5.2%) israel 32 Shikma marzen lager (5.7%) israel 32 BEAN, GREEN CHILI, MINT, BAGLE & GEORGIAN CHEESE 32 WARM EGGPLANT YOGURT, BUTTER, PISTACHIOS 28 .
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