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Ω – Mark Means That Meal Can Be Cooked As Vegan Β – Mark Means That the Meal Are Gluten Free Ý – Mark Means That Meal Is Raw ∆ – Sugar Free Dish Ö – Spicy Dish . Ω – mark means that meal can be cooked as vegan β – mark means that the meal are gluten free Ý – mark means that meal is raw ∆ – sugar free dish Ö – spicy dish Dear guests, if you have any food allergies, please inform your waiter/waitress. This is a presentation material, you can ask the waiter or administrator for the menu BREAKFAST daily from 8:00 to 12:00 Organic dairy porridge with cow's milk*: - quinoa with chia seeds 200 85.00 - semolina with flax seeds 200 85.00 - oatmeal with flax seeds 200 85.00 *lactose-free/soy/almond/coconut milk available Vegetarian сheese scramble with crispy toasts 250 220.00 and avocado Ω Vegan tofu scramble with crispy toasts and 280 220.00 avocado Cheese pancakes with banana 200/40 160.00 Ω Coconut cheese-pancakes with mango- 180/40 180.00 coconut sauce Ginger-pear pancakes with blackberry sauce 220 160.00 Curd dumplings with mango sauce 200 160.00 BURGER-ROLL MENU βΩ Fish burger with crispy apple rings 270/30 270.00 Ω Hamburger with sweet potato fries 220/90/30 270.00 Ω Cheeseburger with sweet potato fries 270/90/30 285.00 Roll-sandwich with paneer 280/30 210.00 and pesto sauce Roll-sandwich with smoked tofu 280/30 210.00 and avocado MENU Starters and salads Ŷ β Ω Raw pizza with guacamole, mango and 250 240.00 flax seeds 280 260.00 ŶβΩ Raw pasta with smoked pepper and green souse βΩ Set with tofu and eggplant pates, hummus and 100/100/120 250.00 vegetables ŶβΩ Green roll in nori with kale and mango, 250 255.00 avocado and broccoli Ω Bowl with broccoli, mango, avocado, soba and 240/40 270.00 edamame beans βΩ Grilled salad with sweet potato, avocado, bell 250 260.00 peppers and jerked tomatoes βΩ Salad with avocado, bamboo, pecans and 240/50 260.00 mango sauce βΩ Mung bean salad with avocado and tomatoes 220 230.00 Ω Olivier with avocado and sweet potato with soy 200 280.00 mayonnaise βΩ Onigiradzu – sandwich with tofu, sweet 220/40 240.00 potato hummus and avocado First courses Ω Solyanka 280/30 190.00 Creamy pumpkin soup with paneer 280 180.00 Ω Creamy broccoli and spinach soup 280 180.00 ÖΩ Tom Yum sea soup 280 185.00 βΩ Indian dal 280 160.00 Hot appetizers and main courses Ω Okra with vegetables on coconut milk (garnish 220/100 230.00 of your choice) βΩ Eggplant with miso glaze, cashew cream and 250 255.00 tomatoes β Crispy olives with coat cheese, smoked carrots 280 235.00 and cashew cream Ω Quesadilla with red beans, guacamole and 220/40/40 255.00 vegetables Ω Seitan with asparagus and broccoli in coffee 200/100 205.00 kombucha (your choice of side dish) ÖΩ Grilled broccoli with spicy curry 260 205.00 ÖβΩ Spicy tofu with sweet potato puree and 150/100 260.00 marinated kumquat Ω Soba with tomatoes, eggplants and crispy tofu 300 240.00 ÖβΩ Backed sweet potatoes with edamame beans 260 250.00 and smoked curry βΩ Eggplant with paneer and tomatoes 220/30 240.00 (optional with paneer or tofu) βΩ Panikesh with cashew nuts (your choice of side 220/100 220.00 dish) (optional with paneer or tofu) Ω Paneer in nori seaweed on vegetable julienne 120/80/20 240.00 (optional with paneer or tofu) Baked Pita with cheese 200/40 190.00 Samosas with spinach and paneer 180/30/30 215.00 Choice of side dish: βΩ quinoa 100 85.00 βΩ rice noodles 100 85.00 Desserts «The Day of Happiness» chef’s special cake 130 170.00 ∆Ω Coconut panna cotta with mango passion fruit 200 190.00 ∆βΩ Mango-strawberry cashew tart 140 175.00 ∆β Mint cashew cake 140/30 175.00 ∆β Dessert of seventh chakra 140/30 175.00 Cheese pancakes with banana 200/40 160.00 ∆Ω Napoleon cake with mango - passionfruit 180 180.00 cream Choice of sweets: kerob bar with hazelnuts 30 37.00 truffle&nut /cream marzipan/sesame&coconut 35 37.00 Ö salted-sharp with almonds and carob 35 37.00 βΩ chocolate date-hazelnut/ prunes in chocolate 30 37.00 Ŷ∆βΩ ginger truffle 30 37.00 Sauces βΩ Smoked coconut curry 40 45.00 ÖβΩ Tomato chutney 40 45.00 βΩ Sweet chili 40 45.00 β Honey 40 45.00 β Pesto 40 45.00 βΩ Mango-apple 40 45.00 Ω Teriyaki 40 45.00 Bread Yeast free bread with basil butter 70/40 45.00 Drinks list Hot berry-ginger drinks Raspberry-cranberry 220 90.00 Sea buckthorn- mango 220 90.00 Ginger tinctures Rochester Ginger (ginger, raisins, primrose, 100 70.00 elderberry, lemon juice, caramel) Rochester Ginger Light (ginger, apple juice, lemon 100 70.00 juice, caramel) Rochester Organic (elderberry, apple juice, 100 70.00 blackcurrant juice, lemon juice, natural orange oil, spice mixture) Rochester Dark Ginger (ginger, lemon juice, 100 70.00 caramel) Kombucha Bergamot – hamp seeds 330 90.00 Immunomodulate cocktails Vitgrass with oolong and lime (wheat germ, 40/40/20 70.00 Anchan, lime) Cachew – mango (mango, cachew nuts, banana, 230 105.00 hamp seeds, agave syrup) Spicy citrus (orange, estragon, banana, coconut 230 105.00 milk, aloe vera) Vitgrass – kiwi (juice of wheat germ, kiwi, orange, 230 105.00 apple, agave syrup) Grape kale (grapefruit, kale, mango, banana, 230 105.00 coconut cream) Detox (spinach, mint, celery, kiwi, apple) 230 105.00 Green mix (celery, spinach, cucumber, arugula, 230 105.00 ginger, lemon) Delight (banana, raspberry, soya milk, spirulina, 230 105.00 agave syrup) Shamrock (matcha green tea, mint, banana, agave, 230 105.00 coconut milk) Amrita (raspberry, mango, chia, spirulina, agave 230 105.00 syrup, banana, soya milk) Green (agave, orange, apple, spirulina) 230 105.00 Double green (spirulina, chlorella, orange, banana, 230 105.00 lime, agave syrup) Fruit Smoothie Orange - mango – coconut – banana 230 105.00 Orange - mango – kiwi – lemon 230 105.00 Pineapple – mango – banana – coconut 230 105.00 Orange – banana – pineapple – raspberry 230 105.00 Agave – coconut – orange – pineapple 230 105.00 Choice of fresh juices (apple / carrot / celery / 220 85.00 beetroot) Choice of fresh juices (lemon / orange / grapefruit) 220 90.00 Special herbal teas Thyme-sage-marigold (thyme, sage, marigolds, 600 100.00 currant leaves, goji berries) Rose-thyme-melissa (rose, thyme, melissa, goji 600 100.00 berries) Lemongrass-anise-sage (lemongrass, anise, sage, 600 100.00 melissa, fresh orange, goji berries) Lavender- hypericum –raspberry (lavender, 600 100.00 hypericum, raspberry leaves, linden, chamomile, goji berries) Linden-ginger-mint (linden, fresh ginger, mint, 600 100.00 lemongrass, black pepper peas) Hot Drinks Special tea with honey (cloves, ginger, cardamom, 400/30 70.00 thyme, marjoram, lemon) Ginger tea 220 65.00 Cocoa (milk of choice) 220 70.00 Coconut oolong (oolong milk tea, coconut milk, 220 90.00 Anchan) Matcha-Latte with agave syrup (milk of choice) 200/20 110.00 Tea masala (milk/soy milk) 220 70.00 Morschynska (still /light sparking water) 500 55.00 Borjomi water 500 70.00 «Just» wine / Germany / white / red / semi-sweet 100 65.00 (non-alcoholic) «Just» wine / Germany / white / red / semi-sweet 750 450.00 (non-alcoholic) Sparkling wine «Just» Germany / white / semi- 750 450.00 sweet (non-alcoholic) Tea Buckwheat tea 600 100.00 Blue Anchan Butterfly 600 60.00 Classic Green Tea 600 60.00 Jasmine Green Tea 600 60.00 Milk oolong tea 600 60.00 Oolong tea Te Ghuanin 2 600 60.00 Black Tea Shu Pu-Erh 600 60.00 Black Tea Dian Hong 600 60.00 Earl Grey Tea 600 60.00 Alpine Meadow (herbal blend) 600 60.00 «Honey» chamomile (herbal blend) 600 60.00 Lemongrass – mint – ginger (herbal blend) 600 60.00 Linden-melissa (herbal blend) 600 60.00 Coffee Capuorange 200 120.00 Filter coffee 120 50.00 Espresso (spices are optional) 40 50.00 Americano (spices are optional) 120 50.00 Americano with milk 120/50 60.00 Cappuccino 150 60.00 Latte 200 65.00 Americano with milk / Cappuccino / Latte 170/150/ 80.00 (with lactose-free /soya/ almond/coconut/ oat 200 milk) .
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