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Epicurious Breakfast EPICURIOUS BREAKFAST THE BIG BREAKFAST AED SWEET TOOTH AED The Big Breakfast 70 The Pancake Station (V) 45 EPICURE SPECIAL Chicken sausage, turkey bacon, baked beans, hash browns, Stacked & served with butter & maple syrup sautéed mushrooms & eggs cooked to your liking, Choose one: Banana, strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, plain Choice of Cereal or Porridge toast, jams & butter Fresh Yoghurt or Sliced Fruit Epicure French Toast (N) (V) 45 The Big Breakfast Plain | Cinnamon Fresh Juice Served with sweet cream & homemade jams THE HEN HOUSE Desert Palm Coffee or JING Tea Waffles (V) 45 Chocolate sauce | maple syrup | sweet cream | macerated strawberries Eggs Florentine 60 120 AED Toasted brioche bun, sautéed spinach, poached eggs, smoked salmon, hollandaise sauce BAKERS CORNER Eggs Benedict 45 Toasted English muffin, grilled turkey bacon, poached eggs, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Freshly Baked Croissants (2 pcs) (V) 15 hollandaise sauce Choose from butter, cheese or za’atar Selection of Cold Cuts & Cheese Eggs en Cocotte 45 Fresh Sliced Fruits or Fresh Yoghurt & Granola Pain Au Chocolate (2 pcs) (V) 15 Poached organic eggs, served in ramekins with cheese, Selection of Homemade Breads & Pastries Chef’s Selection of Danish Pastries (V) 15 spinach leaves, smoked salmon, crispy bacon bits, toast & butter Fresh Juice Please ask your server for today’s selection Steak & Eggs 85 Desert Palm Coffee or JING Tea 120g Rib Eye cooked to your liking served with fried eggs & Freshly Baked Mini Baguettes (V) 12 hash browns 90 AED Choose from white or wholemeal Scrambled Eggs & Home Smoked Salmon 70 Homemade Muffins (N) (V) 12 Toasted bagel, chopped chives, fresh lemon Choose from banana, date or vanilla ARABIC BREAKFAST Omelette- your choice of filling 40 Fresh Raisin & Cinnamon Bread (N) (V) 12 Selection of Cheese Cheese, tomato, onion, turkey ham, capsicum, fresh chili, Toast (Brown or White) (V) 10 smoked salmon, mushroom Selection of Fruits Served with homemade jams & preserves Lebanese Black Olives Organic Eggs- cooked to your liking 25 Hummus or Foul with Balila Boiled, fried, poached or scrambled, toast & butter Spicy Shakshouka ARABIC Shalab (N) FRESH AND HEALTHY JING Green Tea with Mint Spicy Shakshouka with Cheese 40 Desert Palm Coffee Scrambled eggs, capsicum, onion, cheese Cold Cuts & Cheese Platter 50 Assorted Cheese Platter 35 80 AED Home cured beef, turkey, mortadella, brie, emmental, Black olives and breads cheddar, warm fresh breads Grilled Halloumi Cheese (V) 30 Granola & Yoghurt (N) (V) 35 Tomato olive sauce Your choice of date or strawberry compote Shanklish 15 Fresh Bakery Basket (V) 35 Arabic cheese, tomato, onion, parsley, olive oil Warm freshly baked butter croissant, pain au chocolate, ADD THEM ON 10 AED Each danish pastry, cinnamon bun, mini white & Lebanese Black Olives (V) 15 wholemeal baguettes Baked Beans Sautéed Mushrooms Shalab (N) 15 Fresh Fruit Platter (V) 25 Chicken Sausage Smoked Salmon Traditional hot Arabic drink with blossom water, milk, Assorted seasonal fruits, fresh berries Hash Browns Turkey Bacon cinnamon, nuts, coconut powder Oatmeal Porridge (V) 25 Hummus (V) 15 Skimmed milk, fresh berries, honey or syrup Labneh (V) 15 Selection of Cereals (N) (V) 20 Please ask your server for our selection ALL PRICES ARE IN UAE DIRHAM AND INCLUSIVE OF 10% SERVICE CHARGE & 10% MUNICIPALITY FEES Menu denotes the use of alcohol (A) nuts (N) vegetarian dishes (V) and recommends lime spa cuisine (+) EPICURIOUS BEVERAGES HEALTHY LIVING SPECIAL RAW BLEND JUICES AED JING TEA SELECTIONS AED WHOLE PEPPERMINT LEAF, Germany Insistent, deep, grippy mint flavours with an almost oily mid-palate, subsiding Green Power Feel Alive! 28 BLACK TEA 20 cl eanly towards an intense finish Celery, spinach, apple, cucumber, pineapple, mint ASSAM BREAKFAST, India BLACKCURRANT & HIBISCUS, Poland & Sudan Awesome Antioxidants 28 Statuesque and full-bodied Assam tea, with plenty of structure and malty A sweet spectrum of berry fruits, brightly supported by a tart finish Carrot, orange, pineapple, beetroot, ginger richness. A rousing breakfast tea, perfect with or without milk LEMONGRASS & GINGER, Thailand & Nigeria Love the Liver 28 DARJEELING 2ND FLUSH, India Deeply aromatic with warming spices and highly refreshing, bright citrus notes Beetroot, celery, parsley, broccoli, apple, carrot, ginger The quintessential afternoon tea; fragrant and refreshing with body and depth. Rounded and warm, with notes of Muscatel grape, hop and fresh citrus LYCHEE RED, Guangdong, China Jet Lag Juice 28 The sweetest black tea from Guangdong, scented with Grapefruit, pineapple, mint, ginger EARL GREY, Sri Lanka refreshing lychee fruit Refreshing and bright, with citrus freshness lifting the rich Ceylon tea base. Morning Sunshine 28 A perfectly focused classic WHITE PEONY AND ROSEBUDS, China Banana, orange, carrot, mango Exquisite infusion combining the softness of White Peony tea with elegant GREEN TEA 20 rose. Fresh, fragrant, and fulfilling, this unique blend will refresh and soothe Refresher 28 A great green tea is instantly accessible; offering vibrant grassy DESERT PALM COFFEE BLEND Mango, spinach, banana, carrot, green apple, ginger flavours, a sublime natural sweetness and a satisfying silky texture Green tea has been a connoisseur drink in the East for centuries. FRESH BLEND JUICES Hand selected coffee blend of 100% Arabica is made up of 70% Indian JADE SWORD, Guizhou, China Monsoon Malabar & 30% Indonesian Lintong. Our coffee blend offers Clean, rounded, full and grassy with gentle seaweed complexities. Brisk and an intensely sweet, floral and pungent aroma & taste. Being roasted Lemon Crush 28 refreshing with a textured finish fresh to order by a local roaster the beans are a maximum of 14 days Lemon juice, orange sorbet, crushed ice from their roast and ground to order. JAPANESE STYLE SENCHA, China Pineapple Colada 28 Highly invigorating green tea with a forest green infusion. Brisk, full and grassy Pineapple, coconut milk, pineapple juice with faint seaweed complexities. Single Espresso 18 1.5 oz of a slow drip coffee of intense aroma and taste Blackberry Lemonade 28 MOROCCAN MINT, China & Germany Double Espresso 22 Blackberries, lemonade, crushed ice Clean and refreshing mint flavours supported by a textured and rousing 3 oz of a slow drip coffee of intense aroma and taste gunpowder green tea base TREAT YOURSELF Café Macchiato 18 WHITE TEA 20 An espresso shot with a small amount of foamed milk WHITE PEONY, Fujian, China Pick Me Up Smoothie (N) 28 Americano 20 Delightfully refreshing, rounded and full-flavoured, with sweet and fragrant Homemade nuts, granola, spinach, banana, lemon, apple An espresso shot topped with hot water notes of melon Café Latte 20 Berry Smoothie (N) 28 HERBAL INFUSIONS 20 A double espresso topped up with steamed milk, foam on top Homemade nuts, granola, raspberries, blueberries, yoghurt Our herbal range is created using freshly picked and dried whole Cappuccino 20 Caribbean Smoothie 28 herbs, flowers or fruits. Although not really "tea" without Camellia A double espresso topped with steamed milk and large foam on top Coconut milk, strawberry, banana, milk sinensis at their base, they are packed with flavour and aroma and are naturally caffeine-free. Mocha 20 A blend of hot chocolate and an espresso shot, Chocoberry 28 steamed milk and a small foam top Chocolate ice cream, berries, milk ROOIBOS, South Africa Gently tangy notes of Seville orange combine with soft-textured hints of Iced Coffee 25 Frozen Delight 28 vanilla A single espresso shaken with milk and ice Banana, strawberries, yoghurt WHOLE CHAMOMILE FLOWERS, Croatia Hot Chocolate 15 Stunningly fresh and light with enchanting floral flavours that cleanse and A mixed of hot milk and cocoa powder soothe ALL PRICES ARE IN UAE DIRHAM AND INCLUSIVE OF 10% SERVICE CHARGE & 10% MUNICIPALITY FEES Menu denotes the use of alcohol (A) nuts (N) vegetarian dishes (V) and recommends lime spa cuisine (+) .
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