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Page 1 1735 Tuscan Heights Blvd NW Kennesaw GA 30152 TEL: 404 Tel: 404-953-2050 1735 Tuscan Heights Blvd NW Kennesaw GA 30152 TUE - SAT 11:30 A.M TO 8:30 P.M. Menu SUN 1:00 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. APPETIZERS CLOSED ON MONDAY. KASHK BADEMJOON $6.50 HOUSE SALAD $7.00 HOUSE WINGS $10.00 roasted eggplant, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, grilled wings with special spicy mint, cream whey, olive oil radishes, chef’s special dressing lemon & saffron sauce ASH-E JO $8.00 MIRZA GHASEMI $6.50 SALAD SHIRAZI $6.00 pearl barley, chicken stock, onion, smoked eggplant, tomato, chopped cucumbers, tomatoes, lime juice garlic onions, lemon & olive MAST O KHIYAR $6.00 HUMMUS $6.50 ASHE RESHTEH $8.00 yogurt with finely chopped crushed chickpeas with linguine pasta, garbanzo beans, cucumber and mint tahini, olive oil, lemon juice kidney beans, chopped spinach, cilantro, mint, parsley, onions, kashk MAST-O-MOOSIR $7.00 SPECIAL HOT SAUCE $6.00 yogurt with finely chopped parsley, cilantro, tomatoes, onion, garlic, shallot (shalot dip) special Indian hot sauce, olive oil, pepper & salt FREE In-House fresh Bread & Herb platter (fresh bread, fresh seasonal herbs, radish, feta cheese, walnuts) $2.50 for any extra platter DESSERTS CREME BRULEE $8.00 TURKISH BAGHLAVA (3 PIECES) $6.50 heavy cream, eggs, sugar, cardamom phyllo dough, pistachios, butter, syrup PERSIAN ICE CREAM $6.00 PALOODEH (FALOODEH) $6.00 ice cream with pistachio, saffron, rose water (16 oz) rice vermicelli, syrup, sugar, rose water (16 oz) WHITE CHOCOLATE CAKE $8.00 White Chocolate Cake topped with Supreme Strawberry Sauce and your choice of Vanilla / Persian Ice Cream DARK CHOCOLATE CAKE $8.00 Dark Chocolate Cake topped with Special Chef Cream & Hazlnut Sauce and your choice of Vanilla / Persian Ice Cream DRINKS Water $1.50 Soft Drinks $2.20 (Canned soda) Doogh $3.50 Turkish Coffee $2.50 Hot Tea $4.50 (tea pot) TEL: 404-953-2050 WWW.MERSICHEFPERSIANFOOD.COM 1735 Tuscan Heights Blvd NW Kennesaw GA 30152 KABOBS ( SKEWERS) Our kabobs are cooked fresh over the flame. All kabobs served with a complementary saffron white rice or House Salad and one grilled tomato KABOB KOOBIDEH $14.00 SHISH KABOB (FILET MIGNON) $22.00 two skewers of juicy, finely seasoned ground sirloin filet mignon cuts marinated grilled with onions, grilled on flame tomatoes & green peppers BEEF BARG $23.00 CHENJEH $19.00 flat cut of tenderloin tail seasoned to perfection sliced tender pieces of beef marinated in onions BEEF SOLTANI $26.00 LAMB KABOB (5 PIECES) $20.00 one skewer kabob koobideh and one skewer kabob Barg 5 pieces of sliced tender lamb kabob served with adas CHICKEN KABOB $17.50 polo (lentil and rice) lemon & saffron marinated tender chicken breast, grilled RACK OF LAMB (18 OZ) $26.50 on flame grilled rock of lamb served with basmati rice, lentil and CHICKEN BARG $20.00 raisin pounder tender slices of marinated chicken breast SALMON KABOB (3 PIECES) $19.00 CHICKEN SOLTANI $23.00 filet of marinated marinated salmon in special sauce one skewer of Chicken Barg and one skewer Beef grilled on flame served with baghali polo Koobideh VEGGIE KABOB $15.00 CORNISH KABOB $18.00 marinated mushrooms, tomatoes, green and red bell tender pieces of bone-in chicken marinated in lemon peppers, zucchini juice and saffron served with Zereshk polo KHORESHTS ( STEWS) served with complementary rice (polo) garnished with saffron KHORESHT BADEMJOON $14.00 GHORMEH SABZI $15.00 chunk of beef, sautéed eggplant cooked in tomato paste beef chunk & herb stew with red kidney beans & dried lime KHORESHT GHAYMEH $15.00 LAMB SHANK (WITH BAGHALI POLO) $17.50 chunks of beef sautéed eggplant cooked in tomato sauce, slow cooked Lamb Shank with baghali polo (rice, dill and yellow split peas fava beans) SANDWICHES Served with mayo, cilantro, tomatoes, pickles, onions, with a side house salad SANDWICH KABOB KOOBIDEH $10.00 STEAK SANDWICH $13.00 Sandwich of grilled kabob koobideh (one skewer) sandwich of grilled cut beef steak CHICKEN SANDWICH $12.00 SALMON SANDWICH $14.00 Sandwich of grilled marinated chicken breast sandwich of grilled filet of salmon SIDE DISHES Full size Half size Albaloo-polo sour cherry, rice $5.00 $2.50 Zereshk-polo barberry, rice, saffron $5.00 $2.50 Baghali-polo fava bean & dill, rice, saffron $5.00 $2.50 Adas-polo rice, lentils, raisins, and spices $5.00 $2.50.
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