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Warm Appetizer Dessert Traditional Main TOSSED SALADS CHARGRILLED Kebab kubideh 9.000 Salad-e-shirazi 3.000 Chargrilled minced lamb with Salad of tomatoes, cucumber, mint, saffron rice red onions with extra virgin olive oil A PERSIAN JOURNEY & fresh lemon juice Joojeh kebab 7.800 Salad anar kheyar 3.000 Saffron marinated chargrilled Salad of fresh pomegranate, APPETIZERS boneless chicken cucumber, dry mint, feta cheese in Mast e Kheyra pomegranate dressing Salad e anar kheyar Chelo kebab shandez 10.500 Kashk- e bademjan Combination of grilled chicken, Esfanach sorkhkardeh lamb chops & minced lamb kebab WARM APPETIZER Warm Iranian bread Shishlik kebab 12.000 Mirza kasemi 3.200 MAIN COURSES Grilled lamb chops marinated Grilled eggplant with fried onions, Kebab kubideh with onions & saffron eggs, tomato & garlic Joojeh kebab Esfanach sorkhkardeh 3.200 Mahi kebab Sultani 9.000 Khoresht e bamiya Chargrilled skewer of lamb Sautéed spinach, fried onion, garlic Iranian rice fillet with baarg with saffron & fresh cream DESSERTS Shahnameh kebab 12.000 Kashk-e-bademjan 3.200 Faludeh Grilled beef fillet marinated with Grilled smoked aubergines with onion, chili, saffron & olive oil fried onion Mahi kebab 10.500 SOUP Grilled kingfish fillet marinated with lemon, saffron & olive oil Ash-e-Adas 3.000 Traditional Persian lentil soup Meygoo kebab 12.000 Grilled tiger prawns marinated Soup Kharchang 3.200 with lemon juice Traditional lobster soup with cream TRADITIONAL MAIN COURSES DESSERT Faludeh 3.000 Baghali polow 10.000 Persian rice noodle sorbet with fresh lime juice ba mahiche Lamb shank served with rice, Makhlout 3.500 beans & dill Delicious mix of faludeh and saffron ice cream Khoresht-e-bamiya 5.000 Okra stew with tomatoes & Ice creams & Sorbet 3.500 fried onions Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, lemon, Ghormeh sabzi 7.800 raspberry, mango Braised lamb shoulder, seven herbs, kidney beans & dried lemon Ghlyeh meygoo 12.000 Prawns stewed with spinach, onions & bell peppers Signature Dish - Signature New Dish - New H – Healthy Option A- Alcohol V – Vegetarian N – Nuts ”اﻷسعار المدونة أعﻻه خاضعة إلى ٨٪ ضريبة خدمة وجميع الضرائب المضافة “ “All prices in Omani Riyals and are subject to 8% service charge & all applicable taxes” “Food allergies and food intolerance: We welcome enquiries from guests who wish to know whether any meals contain particular ingredients” The Taste of Oman The traditional food of the Oman has always been rice, fish, and meat. Seafood has been the mainstay of the Omani diet for centuries. Meat and rice are other staple foods, lamb, mutton and beef are the more favored meats. Popular beverages are coffee and tea, which can be infused with cardamom, saffron or mint to give them a distinct flavor. In planning our menu we have created dishes with fresh ingredients derived from the mountains, local farms, desert and the sea of Oman. The menu features essential key ingredients on staples of the Omani diet which includes dates, honey, dried lemon and selected local spices. We are also introducing the unique flavours of frankincense, rosewater, wild garlic etc.. TOSSED SALADS TRADITONAL RICE MAIN DISHES MAIN COURSES Omani seafood 3.500 Shuwa 7.000 Chicken mouhammar 5.800 mango salad 8-hour slow cooked tender lamb with Roasted chicken morsels with spices, Calamari, prawns, spring onions, selected Omani spice marinade, served with fresh roasted vegetables, khubz lime dressing mashkool rice and lemon - garlic sauce mardouf “Shuwa describes a traditional Omani way of slow Marinated in-house 3.500 cooking meat wrapped in banana leaves in an earthen Lamb muqlat 6.800 goat curd hole. We have a special oven in which we replicate Pan roasted local lamb tenders sauté Local baby spinach leaves, pitted this cooking technique.“ with fresh lamb liver and selected spices, dates, toasted almonds, khubz mardouf pomegranate dressing Lamb shank qabouli 9.000 Traditional rice dish slow cooked in rich Beef fattah 6.800 meat broth, topped with raisins, lentils, Jargeer salad 3.000 Slow braised beef stew with chickpeas and fried onions served with Tossed with cucumbers, olives, soaked local bread and vegetables tomato, red radish, citrus vinaigrette tomato and onion relish SALT CURED & DRIED TRADITIONAL Beef rib mandi, 7.000 Chicken harees 5.000 FISH SALAD Roasted smoked beef ribs, served with Slow cooked beaten wheat with chicken, mandi rice and tomato chutney topped with Omani ghee, torsha sauce Awal 3.000 Salted baby shark tenders, marinated Kingfish machbous 7.000 Prawn saloona 8.000 with white onions, tomatoes, Omani Fragrant rice dish simmered with tomatoes, Fresh Omani prawn casserole simmered wild garlic dressing dried lemon and selected spices served with in coconut milk and spices, Maalah 3.000 tomato - onion relish veg machbous rice Salted yellow fin tuna with spring onions, lemon vinaigrette Omani seafood basket 9.800 Grilled Omani prawns, hammour, calamari, khubz mardouf SOUP Paploo 3.500 DESSERTS Seafood broth scented with tomato & fresh herbs, steamed rice Luqaimat 3.200 Crisp fried sweet fermented dumplings, Omani honey & vanilla ice cream WARM APPETIZERS Karak tea mousseline 3.200 Sauté prawns with 5.000 Cardamom short bread goat curd Tomatoes, garlic, fresh herbs, garlic pita Bedouin delight 3.200 Omani dates ice cream, fragrant coffee shot, Grilled calamari 4.800 FEASTING sliced almonds, apricots, vanilla cream Sauté calamari, wild garlic, fresh herbs Appetizer sampler 10.000 Ice creams 3.500 Beef meshkak 4.800 Malah, awal, marinated goat curd (Frankincense, vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, Traditional char-grilled meat skewers, cheese salad, smoked eggplant salad, lemon, raspberry, mango ) tamarind dipping grilled calamari, chicken sambosa, beef meshkak Selection of handmade 3.500 Sambosa Shuwa 12.000 Crisp fried phylo parcels, spiced dip Traditional fragrant rice, lemon garlic Prawn or Chicken sauce 8-hour slow pit roasted tender lamb with selected Omani spice rub Omani Seafood basket 18.000 Grilled Omani prawns, hammour, calamari, khubz mardouf Signature Dish - Signature New Dish - New H – Healthy Option A- Alcohol V – Vegetarian N – Nuts ”اﻷسعار المدونة أعﻻه خاضعة إلى ٨٪ ضريبة خدمة وجميع الضرائب المضافة “ “All prices in Omani Riyals and are subject to 8% service charge & all applicable taxes” “Food allergies and food intolerance: We welcome enquiries from guests who wish to know whether any meals contain particular ingredients”.
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