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ELHAM RESTAURANT Middle Eastern Cuisine 2650 Ellwood Road, ELHAM RESTAURANT New Castle, PA 16101 Middle Eastern Cuisine (724) 652-6611 www.ElhamRestaurant.com Appetizers: Dinners: Salads: Sandwiches Continued: Baba Ghanouj: All dinners come with two choices (Salad, Tabouly, Fries, Rice) *Choice of meat on any salads* Lamb & eggs: Broiled eggplant blended with tahini, garlic, & lemon..........$5.49 except Lamb and chicken over rice and yakni. All dinners come Single Lamb rod $5.00, Single Chicken rod $4.00 Grilled lamb with scrambled eggs , peppers, onions, with Pepper and Garlic sauce, and Fresh Syrian Bread. Grilled chicken $2.50, Grilled Lamb $3.50 and mushrooms............$6.99 Hummus: Ground chickpeas blended with tahini garlic, & lemon..........$3.99 Lamb Kabob: The House Salad: Sausage Sandwich: Marinated Lean lamb on a rod Lettuce, tomatoes, mixed spices, lemon juice, olive oil DiRusso’s Sausage with grilled peppers, mushrooms Hummus Sampler: Small............$8.50 Large............$14.50 and fresh garlic............$4.25 and onions..............$5.99 3 avors of Hummus Red Pepper, Green Olives, Original, black beans...........$6.99 Chicken Kabob: Fatoush Salad: Sausage N Egg Sandwich: Tender marinated chicken on the rod Roasted pita bread, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and DiRusso’s Sausage with scrambled eggs and grilled Hummus N Lamb: Small.............$7.99 Large............$12.99 onions...........................$5.99 peppers, mushrooms and onions............$6.25 Same great dish with a sprinkle of lamb, pine nuts and crushed tomato..........$5.99 Grilled Lamb Platter: Shunkleesh Salad: Chicken Sandwich: Tender lamb chunks sautéed with peppers onions and Shunkleesh cheese, chopped tomatoes, onions, olive oil Marinated chicken grilled with peppers, onions, & Grape Leaves: mushrooms.......$10.99 and parsley...............$5.99 mushrooms.....................$5.99 Stued with ground beef, lamb & rice Small (6).......$3.99 Large(12).........$6.99 Grilled Chicken Platter: Lamb rod Salad: Hamburger: Grilled marinated chicken sautéed with peppers, onions and Topped with Lettuce, tomatoes & fries.................$8.50 Our own made 1/3 pound hamburger.............$5.75 Raw Kibbi: mushrooms.......................$9.99 Topped with Lettuce, tomatoes & fries.................$7.99 Ground lean steak with wheat...........$6.99 Kufta Burger: Kufta Kabob Platter: Chicken rod Salad: A mix of Grilled Ground lamb and beef diced with Kibbi Platter: A mix of Ground beef and lamb................................$9.50 Chopped parsley, tomatoes, onions, cracked wheat, parsley & onions..............$5.99 2 Kibbi with pepper sauce.................$5.50 lemon juice & olive oil.................$4.50 Lamb House Platter: Kibbi Wrap: Falafel Platter: Single kabob skewer, 4 grape leaves, 1 Kibbi..............$11.50 Tabouly Salad: Kibbi served in pita with lettuce, 5 pieces with tahini sauce.................$5.99 Fresh spinach, tomatoes, onions lemon juice & tomato, and pepper sauce................$4.99 Chicken House Platter: olive oil.....................$5.99 Middle East Platter: Single Chicken rod skewer, 4 grape leaves, 1 Kibbi.....$10.95 Kufta Wrap: 6 grape leaves,1 Kibbi, Tabouly & Hummus........$8.75 Spinach Salad: pita bread stued with Kufta Kabob and Tabouly....$5.50 Lamb Over Rice: Crushed Kibbi over a tossed salad and fries..........$7.75 Spinach Pie: Rice topped with grilled tender lamb chunks, with grilled peppers, Your choice of (chicken-Lamb-Beef)...................$7.99 Gyro Wrap: Fresh Spinach baked w/ onions & lemon juice......$3.75 onions and mushrooms.......................$8.49 Your choice of thinly sliced chicken, beef or lamb Kibbi salad: Gyro Salad: Tomato Salad: served in pita bread topped w/ lettuce, tomatoes, Meat Pies: Chicken Over Rice: chopped Tomatoes and onions, onions and sour cream.................$5.95 Baked Ground beef, onions...............................$3.99 Rice topped with grilled marinated chicken breast, with grilled Mixed with olive oil and Syrian spices..........$4.65 pepper, onions And mushrooms..............$7.49 Grape Leaves Wrap: Vegetarian grape leaves: Sandwiches: Delicious watery grape leaves rolled in pita with Sm..................$4.25 Lrg...................$7.99 Sultan’s Mix: *All sandwiches served with fries. choice dressing (Garlic-Yogurt)...............$6.25 the best of both lamb and chicken over rice mixed........$8.75 Kid’s Menu: Falafel Wrap: Hummus N Lamb: *All items below served w/ fries Rice topped with Green Beans: Pureed chick peas served with lettuce, tomatoes, tahini & Pita bread spread with hummus and topped with Yakni- cooked ground beef & lamb stewed in tomato sauce with pickles in pita bread....................$4.50 lamb, tomatoes and lettuce.............................$6.75 Grilled Cheese Sandwich: green beans....$6.50 American cheese on our special fresh toasted Egg Sandwich: The Mix Sandwich: Syrian bread.........$3.50 Scrambled eggs with peppers, mushrooms, & This sandwich has it all, a mix of grilled lamb and onions............................................$4.99 chicken with grilled veggies...........................$6.50 Chicken Nuggets: 5 Pieces....................$4.95 The Syrian Pittsburgher: Chicken Wings: 6 pieces....................$5.50 **caution consuming raw meat may increase Lamb Sandwich: Hamburger: 1/3 pound hamburger.....$5.75 Tender lamb grilled with peppers, onions, & Syrian Style, grilled lamb and veggies, fried egg, topped your risk of food borne illness. ** mushrooms...............$6.65 with fries, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese..............$7.75.
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