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J17 Vegan Menu J17 VEGAN MENU Sharing menu at the restaurant or takeaway - between 21:00-23:00 ask us Happy Hours- When buying an alcoholic beverage choose 3 of our small side dishes of your choice from 17:00-19:00 Appetizers Grape leaves- with rice inside and tahini on the side (3 pieces) 12 Chopped vegetable salad- with tomato, cucumber olive oil, lime / with tahini 24/29 Cauliflower in pesto sauce-garlic cofit and raw tahini 29 Cauliflower in a pan- tahini and herbs 29 Rich antipasti- with sweet potatoes, mushrooms, peppers, zucchini and more 38 Black lentil salad- with nuts and seeds, cranberry, in olive oil, lime date dressing 29 J17 salad- quinoa sweet potato cubs, herbs, pumpkin seeds, goji, sesame seeds, and cranberries in a lemon vinaigrette dressing 38 Cabbage salad- cabbage, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, herbs, and cranberries in an Asian lemon vinaigrette dressing 35 Stews The dishes are served with an extra choice of: *Brown rice/* white rice/mujadra/Couscous celery root puree* Bulgur stew with caramelized onions Business lunch is served between 12:00-17:00 And includes a main dish, personal salad/ vegetable soup And a drink of your choice 52 Okra stew-with cherry tomatoes, caramelized onions and garlic confit * 39 Pea and artichoke stew-caramelized onions and herbs *40 Black lentil ragu- celery roots,,caramelized onion, tomatoes, tofu, mushrooms, and herbs* *42 Tofu patties- Hraime style with pepper choma and seaweed 44 Lentil patties- tomato sauce caramelized onions, and garlic confit 44 Burgundy soy roast-in wine mushrooms, chestnuts and herbs *47 Soy balls-in tomato and date sauce, garlic confit caramelized onions and herbs *44 Shawarma tofu- cauliflower mushrooms caramelized onions, pine nuts and herbs 44 Shawarma seitan- with spices from Levinsky and caramelized onions 42 Vegetable couscous-couscous with rich vegetable soup Soups Sweet potato soup- orange and ginger *28 Rich vegetable soup- carrot, pumpkin, turnip, zucchini, herbs, and onion *28 40 Free mood tasty (personal) meal that includes 3 servings of stews + salad and drinks 60 fra Dishes in a pita/lafa/bun come with country-style fries/potato bonfire plate/ hot supplement J17 schnitzel-Seiten mustard crust and garlic confit served on a bun with a side of fries 44 J Burger-lentil burger, mushrooms, vegetable protein, served with grilled mushrooms, garlic confit, lettuce, onions, cucumber, tomato and chili aioli 49 Shawarma lafa- seitan with caramelized onions, spices from levinsky, cabbage salad, tahini, amba, and roasted tomatoes 44 Arabic Pita-lentils, mushrooms, plant protein, caramelized onion, and herbs with roasted tomato and garlic 47 Merguez tortilla- marinated sausage, sweet potato, pickled lemon, and chili aioli 44 Specials The specials are changing all the time and come with on side dish the main dish comes with a personal salad/vegetable sou 57 Italian Lima bean stew-with mushrooms, sweet potato, garlic confit and celery roots in a tomato sauce and basi *49 Stuffed bell peppers- with rice, tofu, soy, cranberries, pumpkin seeds, pine nuts herbs and caramelized onions in a tomato sauce *49 Bokhari oshpalo- rice, tofu, seitan, chickpeas carrot, onio and mushrooms*49 Cuba beet-bahert,mint and rice 52 Vietnamese curry- Tofu, peas, pineapple, and basil with a side of rice *52 Indian dal- lentils and spices from the east with a side o Drinks coke/coke zero/sprite/orange juice/ lemonade/ sparkling water/water *10 Natural juices with fruits and vegetable *15 Beer Carlsberg/Goldstar/ Heineken/ Tuborg/ Beck's *22 Dark beer *15 rice 52 Sweets Chocolate crunch- dark chocolate, peanut butter, and rice crackers *28 Muhallebi surprise-coconut, peanuts and pistachio *18 Hot chocolate cake- with chocolate glaze, ice cream, and berries *36 Ferrero Rocher *28 Cheesecake *28 Tiramisu *28 English cake *80 -For the cocktail menu ask your waiter -Breakfast includes smoothies, coffee, ice coffee from 9:30-12 (ask) -Everything with a star is gluten-free .
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