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Small Plates BREAKFAST SMALL 8:00 - 23:00 Breakfast is served with regular coffee, toasts, butter and homemade jam. Repeated order for breakfast — 20,00 uah. PLATES GRANOLA 75 with berry, coconut served with thin or mango yoghurt crispy toasts OATMEAL 56 our toppings: ginger with apple or banana and cinnamon PLATE OF HOME-MADE 35 SUNNY SIDE UP 89 SALADS OLIVIER SALAD OR OMELETTE with bacon, grilled tomatoes and fresh green salad FITNESS SALAD 77 the healthiest salad HUMMUS 35 with mango yoghurt, with pumpkin and smoked POACHED EGGS 99 raisins and nuts Spanish paprika with home cured salmon and cheese sause on toast CLASSICAL TABBOULEH 72 BEETROOT CAVIAR 25 POACHED EGGS 89 with bulgur, hearbs, dried cranber ries with orange cream-cheese served on top of a big pumpkin fritter and greek yoghurt and spiced veal ragout SCRAMBLED EGGS OUR PANZANELLA 89 FORSHMAK 35 98 with marinated sulugunie cheese on toasts with cucumbers on home-made tomato toasted bread and perfect boiled egg with chicken and tomatoes or creamy spinach with mushrooms SALAD WITH CHICKEN LIVER 89 and caramelized pumpkin CHICKEN PATE 45 quince jam and butter SHAKSHUKA 82 tomato ragout with spices and poached eggs ASIAN SALAD 96 with grilled chicken TUNA SALAD 45 TVOROG CHEESE with greens 79 SALAD WITH VEAL 96 PANCAKES grilled vegetables, tender garlic with sour cream and berry jam cream and herbs PERFECT GUACAMOLE 65 HOME-MADE PANCAKES 75 avocado with lime, cilantro and chilli with maple syrup, sour cream GREEN MIX SALAD 96 or vanilla sauce with tuna NORWEGIAN STYLE 35 CARROT FRITTERS 75 HERRING with vanilla or berry sauce with sour cream and apples to your choice ONE DAY BREAKFAST AWESOME SALO 35 ask the waiter with wasabi aioli and beet marinated onions 2/2 KONSTYTUTSII SQ. TVOROG SNACKS glazed with chokolate 15 or vanilla 8:00 - 13:00 YOGHURT berry / mango / coconut 32 CHOOSE 2 OR 3 PLATES AND GET COMPLEMENTARY COFFEE SPIRULINA 82 FUN AND EGGS FOR BREAKFAST FRUIT COMPOTE 19 BERRY MORS 19 SOUPS MAIN DISHES CHICKEN BROTH 62 with meatballs BARLEY PORRIDGE 98 YOUNG CHICKEN 97 / 157 BEETROOT BORSHCH 62 with veal and oyster with potatoes, with smoked prunes and pork rib mushrooms courgettes and hearbs (half chicken or whole chicken VEGETABLE BOZBASH 62 served to your choice) spicy soup with eggplants, CHICKEN 89 chickpeas and herbs WITH ADZHIKA PIKE RISSOLES 132 boneless chicken thigh with creamy spinach, PUMPKIN CURRY CREAM 89 with adzhika and creamy rice baked pumpkin and potato mash SOUP with baked pumpkin and salmon VEAL MEDALLIONS PIKE PERCH FILLET 142 CREAM OF MUSHROOMS 79 159 with herby couscous, SOUP served with polenta, broccoli, mushrooms and wine sauce smoked tomato ragout, with croutons, oyster mushrooms, greens and chickpeas thyme and leek SHEPHERD'S PIE 82 PIES giblets in sour cream under baked mash SALMON PIE 72 with broccoli HOMEY 87 SIDE DISHES 25 MEATBALLS CHICKEN PIE 62 with tomato sauce with mushrooms and potato mash Buckwheat with butter, potato mash, creamy rice SPINACH PIE 62 with tvorog cheese CAKES & PIES FULLY CARE US!!! ELICIO D RY 55 NAPOLEON 55 WBER STRA AKE EESEC NUT CAKE 52 CH 55 ormation. ON SWE e inf EM KE BELGIAN TRUFFLE L ESECA 63 HE or mor C TTA 42 NA CO CHOCOLATTE TRIO 63 PAN trator f ETS CARROT CAKE 59 YOUR PIE new chocolate tartlet with custard, 42 PETIT FOURS CANDIES berries and meringue t. Please, ask the adminis s. MANGO CHEESECAKE 75 eques PASSIОN FRUIT 62 orm our waiter NUT 12 DRIED APRICOTS 25 ble upon r dulce de leche in white chocolate OREO CHEESECAKE 79 e availa DATES 25 gies, please inf TARTLET 37 in seasame CHOC&NUT 62 with fresh berries PRUNES PINKS ood aller CUPCAKES 25 strawberry and cream 62 25 in dark chocolate etails of our menus ar changes daily KIZIL BLUE DREAMS 25 62 H. If you have f POKKOVSKIE 22 in milk chocolate A POTATOES and cocoa BERRY CHEESECAKE 59 e given in U PANFORTE LAVENDER SMURF 55 omotional leaflet. Full d 27 / the price are indicated in hryvnias (uah) is a pr Th BROWNIE 27 — if you have allergies on any product, RED VELVET 58 The prices ar with salted caramel please tell to waiter! .
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