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We Serve Pancakes, Salads, Soups, Main Courses, Desserts and Many More! RUSSIAN CUISINE RESTAURANT We serve pancakes, salads, soups, main courses, desserts and many more! Barcelona, Passatge del Mercat, 12 [email protected] TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN PANCAKES Russian pancakes with chocolate paste, hazelnuts €3,8 and chocolate sauce (3 un.) 200/ 25/ 10 Home-made Russian €2,8 pancakes (3 un.) 200 Russian pancakes with stuffed €5,6 meat with fried onions (3 un.) 200/ 50/20 Russian pancakes with salted €6,2 trout and cream cheese (3 un.) 200/ 30/30 Russian pancakes with ham €4,5 and cheese (3 un.) 200/ 25/25 Russian pancakes with suluguni cheese and spinach €5,0 (3 un.) 200/ 40/40 Russian pancakes with salmon €8,5 caviar and butter (3 un.) 200/ 15/10 Russian lush pancakes with ricotta and berry jam to €4,5 choose (5 un.) 200/ 30/ 30 Russian pancakes with honey €3,8 (3 un.) 200/ 15 Russian pancakes with cottage cheese, sour cream €5,5 and jam to choose (3 un.) 200/ 100/ 15/ 15 Russian pancakes with chocolate paste, hazelnuts €3,8 and chocolate sauce (3 un.) 200/ 25/10 Russian pancakes with sour cream and jam to choose (3 €3,8 un.) 200/ 15/ 15 Russian lush pancakes with ricotta and berry jam to €4,5 choose (5 un.) 200/ 30/ 30 BREAKFAST DISHES Cheese pancakes with sour €4,5 cream, jam and berries (4 un.) 240/ 20/ 20/50 Oatmeal porridge €2,5 290 Rice porridge €2,5 290 Toppings to choose: raisins, jam, honey, coconut, €0,5 banana 20/ 20/ 20/ 20/ 50 each Toppings to choose: €0,7 hazelnut, pine nut, walnut 20/ 20/ 20 each Toppings: fresh berries €1,2 50 Omelet with beans, bacon and traditional Russian lush €8,0 pancakes with jam to choose 150/ 50/ 50/ 260 Buckwheat porridge with €3,0 mushrooms 290/ 70 Cheese pancakes with sour €4,5 cream, jam and berries (4 un.) 240/ 20/ 20/50 Cottage cheese casserole with cherries, raisins and sour €4,0 cream 230/ 50/ 20/ 20 Eggs scramble with potato draniki with sour cream, salted €8,0 trout and cream cheese 200/ 240/ 20/ 50/ 30 Omelet with beans, bacon and traditional Russian lush €8,0 pancakes with jam to choose 150/ 50/ 50/ 260 STARTERS Assorted salted and smoked fish with two kind of toasts, €4,5 butter and greenery 150/ 200/ 50/ 30 Herring, potato and onion €5,8 tartar 60/ 80/ 10 Assorted Russian pickles €6,5 175 Assorted pickled mushrooms €5,5 100 "Salo" with Borodino bread €4,0 toasts and mustard 50/ 100/ 30 Assorted salted and smoked fish with two kind of toasts, €9,5 butter and greenery 150/ 200/ 50/ 30 Toasts with butter and salmon €5,5 caviar 150/ 50/ 50 Toasts with sprats, cucumbers and home-made mayonnaise €3,2 sauce 150/ 100/ 50/ 50 Toasts with home-made beef €4,0 pate and cranberry jam 150/ 100/ 30 Toasts with home-made €3,5 chicken pate and orange jam 150/ 100/ 30 SALADS Russian salad "Olivier" with €7,5 salmon and caviar 230/ 50/ 20 Russian salad "Olivier" with €4,8 ham 180/ 50 Russian salad "Olivier" with €7,5 salmon and caviar 200/ 50/20 Salad "Vinaigrette" with home- made sauerkraut and €4,2 lingonberry 150/ 50/ 20 Traditional Russian "New Year" salad with crab, squid and €5,5 corn 250 King crab salad with tomatoes, avocado, green apple and €6,0 mustard sauce 250 Baked beets salad with prunes, €5,8 goat cheese and pine nuts 235 Seasonal vegetables salad €4,2 with sour cream sauce 170/ 30 SOUPS Okroshka - traditional Russian cold €5,5 soup (with kefir) 580 Royal creamy ear soup €6,5 520 Chicken broth with garlic €4,8 croutons and egg 480/ 150/ 60 Borscht with sour cream and €5,8 Borodino bread croutons 560/ 75/ 30 Mushroom cream soup €5,5 520 Okroshka - traditional Russian €5,5 cold soup (with kvas) 580 Okroshka - traditional Russian €5,5 cold soup (with kefir) 580 Borscht with sour cream and €5,8 Borodino bread croutons 560/ 75/ 30 MEAT & POULTRY Beef "Stroganoff" with mashed €8,8 potatoes 300/ 150 Cabbage rolls with sour cream €7,5 (3 un.) 520/ 30 Beef "Stroganoff" with mashed €8,8 potatoes 300/ 150 Home-made cutlets made of €6,5 beef and pork (2 un.) 115 x 2 Home-made cutlets from Kiev €6,5 made of chicken (2 un.) 115 x2 Grilled chicken breast with €6,5 steamed vegetables 150/ 150 Potted beef with vegetable €8,0 ragout 150/ 200 FISH Steamed sturgeon fillet with €10,0 whole baked baby potatoes 200/ 120 Steamed sturgeon fillet with €10,0 whole baked baby potatoes 200/ 120 Home-made cutlets made of pike with spicy buckwheat €8,0 garnish 240/ 200 GRILL DISHES Pork shashlik served on pita €11,5 with green onion 250/ 100/ 30 Grilled beef tenderloin €10,0 250 Grilled salmon steak €8,0 200 Pork shashlik served on pita €10,0 with green onion 250/ 100/ 30 Lula Kebab made of beef €8,0 (2 un.) 150 x2 Lula Kebab made of chicken €8,0 (2 un.) 150 x2 GARNISHES Traditional Russian fried potatoes with onion and €3,5 chanterelles mushrooms 150/ 50 Traditional Russian fried potatoes with onion and €3,5 chanterelles mushrooms 150/ 50 Draniki with sour cream €3,5 200/ 50 Baked slices of potato with €3,5 garlic and seasonal greenery 250 Horowitz - traditional €5,0 Armenian grilled vegetables 350 Buckwheat with fried onion €3,0 250/ 50 Boiled rice with butter €2,5 250/ 15 Buckwheat with fried onion €3,0 250/ 50 TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN, UKRAINIAN AND GEORGIAN PASTA Traditional Russian Syberian €7,0 pelmeni with beef (10 un.) 150 Traditional Russian Syberian €7,0 pelmeni with beef (10 un.) 150 Traditional Russian Syberian pelmeni with beef and €6,0 mushrooms (10 un.) 150 Georgian khinkali with veal and €6,5 pork (3 un.) 120 x3 Georgian khinkali with salmon €8,0 (3 un.) 95 x3 Georgian khinkali with €5,0 mushrooms (3 un.) 95 x3 Russian vareniki with potato €8,0 and onion (10 un.) 220 Sweet Russian vareniki with €8,0 cottage cheese (10 un.) 220 Sweet Russian vareniki with €8,0 cherry (10 un.) 250 Russian vareniki with potato €8,0 and onion (10 un.) 220 BREAD Georgian open khachapuri with suluguni cheese and €10,0 egg 650 Assorted bread (Borodino bread, white bread, cereal €2,0 buns) 350 Georgian open khachapuri €10,0 with suluguni cheese and egg 650 Georgian closed khachapuri €8,0 with suluguni cheese 550 SAUCES Red tkemali sauce made of €1,5 cherry plum 70 Sour cream €1,5 70 Tomato sauce with seasonal €1,5 greenery 70 Green tkemali sauce made of €1,5 yellow plum 70 Red tkemali sauce made of €1,5 cherry plum 70 Mustard €1,5 30 Horseradish €1,5 30 Home-made mayonnaise €1,5 30 DESSERTS All-chocolate "Prague" cake €4,5 with apricot jam 240 Honey cake with walnuts €4,0 200 Napoleon cake with vanilla €5,0 cream and fresh berries 200/ 50 All-chocolate "Prague" cake €4,5 with apricot jam 240 "Kartoshka" cake (2 un.) €2,5 70 x2 Bakes apples with honey, raisins and a ball of vanilla ice €3,0 cream (2 un.) 200 x2 Honey cake with walnuts €4,0 200 FULL CAKES Napoleon cake with vanilla €34 cream and fresh berries 2 kg Honey cake with walnuts €43 2 kg Napoleon cake with vanilla €34 cream and fresh berries 2 kg All-chocolate "Prague" cake €36 with apricot jam 2 kg Barcelona, Passatge del Mercat, 12 [email protected].
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