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PAPER MENU REV 2.Cdr BACK FAMILY PLATTERS FOR TWO OR MORE $5.00 MAMAN's SALAD ( small $4.00) VEGAN OKRA STEW $6.00 Spring greens, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, kalamata olives VEGAN EGGPLANT STEW $5.00 Dijon vinaigrette or herb dressing COMBO FOR Skewer of chicken breast, skewer of lamb OR beef chenjeh CANNELLINI BEAN SALAD $5.00 Skewer of beef koobideh and skewer of chicken koobideh MEDITTERANEAN SALAD S One appetizer $8.00 (Fresh parsely, onions, olive oil) $29.00 Spring greens, iceburg lettuce, tomato, cucumber, parsley, onion R E A L P E R S I A N K A B O B olives, feta cheese, virgin olive oil and lemon juice dressing R $5.00 BORANI to Three skewers of beef or chicken koobideh E (Spinach, yogurt, garlic, lentils) COMBO FOR $5.00 Skewer of beef chenjeh OR lamb, and skewer TABBOULEH SALAD CARROT SALAD $39.00 of chicken breast, One appetizer and three sides $6.00 D Chopped parsley, spring onion, tomato, cucumber, cracked (With raisins and pineapple) wheat, Virgin olive oil and lemon dressing R $4.00 MAMAN'S COLESLAW COMBO FOR to Five skewers of beef OR chicken koobideh ( With onion and keylime) Two skewers of beef chenjeh OR Maman's lamb & SALADS ASH E' RESHTEH (famous persian soup) O $69.00 Two skewers of chicken breast $4.00 Two appetizers and three sides Chopped herbs,beans,caramelized onions,garlic, noodles, mint, $6.00 RED CABBAGE COLESLAW kashk (dehydrated yogurt sauce) S MUST O KHIAR $5.00 E (Persian cucumber, yogurt, mint) EXTRA SKEWERS OF KABOBS $6.00 MAMAN's MUSHROOM SOUP D ROASTED BEETS $5.00 SOUP I (House special) KOOBIDEH KABOB $5.00 SPICY GROUND CHICKEN KABOB $5.00 S KARTOFFELSALAT $5.00 MAMAN'S LAMB KABOB $11.00 GROUND SAFFRON CHICKEN KABOB (German potatoe salad with chives) $5.00 VEGGIE SKEWER $4.00 BEEF CHENJEH KABOB $10.00 FILET MIGNON (BARG) KABOB $15.00 (Zucchini, squash, bell pepper, onion, mushroom) CHICKEN BREAST KABOB $8.00 SAFFRON SALMON $15.00 TURNIP AND BEET PICKLE $4.00 SEER TORSHI $4.00 (Aged garlic pickle) DESSERTS $3.00 SELECT YOUR BASE GRILLED TOMATOES pcs MAMAN'S MASGHATI PERSIAN ICE CREAM smooth velvety texture $5.00 Saffron, fresh cream $5.00 White basmati rice, herb rice, $2.00 with natural rose water and pistachios GRILLED TOMATOES pcs couscous, Spring greens $4.00 BAKLAVA BAMEYEH BASMATI RICE light and flaky filled $4.50 Deep fried choux pastry bath in $4.50 with walnuts saffron, honey, rose water SELECT YOUR PROTEIN FRESH BREAD $1.75 MAKE Beef koobideh, chicken breast kabob, $1.00 EXTRA SAUCE BEVERAGES Saron chicken koobideh, Spicy Chicken Koobideh, YOUR Falafel, Tofu topped with vegan fesenjan, Tofu topped with vegan ghormeh sabzi SABZI POLO HOME MADE MINT KAFIR $3.75 CHERRY SHARBAT $3.50 $7.00 Basmati rice, cilantro, parsely, chives, dill OWN HOME MADE DOUGH (AYRAN) $2.75 FOUNTAIN DRINK $2.75 SELECT THREE SIDES ADAS POLO $7.00 BOTTLED DOUGH $3.00 BOTTLED DRINK $2.75 Basmati rice, lentils, caramelized onions, dates, raisins $14.00 Eggplant stew, okra stew, cannellini bean salad, RICE MINT SHARBAT $3.50 BOTTLED WATER $1.90 maman's coleslaw, kartoelsalat, borani, ZERESHK POLO red cabbage coleslaw, roasted beets, $7.00 TAMARIND SHARBAT $3.50 Basmati rice, saffron, barberries must o khiar, turnip pickles SHIREEN POLO SELECT YOUR SAUCE $8.00 Basmati rice, carrots, orange peels, almonds, saffron CARRYOUT & CATERING AVAILABLE (ON THE SIDE) 4531 Wisconsin Ave NW MAMAN'S LOOBIA POLO Washinton DC 20016 Maman's Herb, Dijon Vinaigrette, Zesty Lemon $10.00 (Next to Whole Foods across from Target) Beef tenders, green beans, simmered with rice Spicy Cilantro, Spicy Chilli and special sauce SPECIALITY T : 202-683-6233 visit : mamanjoonkitchen.com FRONT MOMS KITCHEN CHICKEN KABOB GROUND SAFFRON CHICKEN KABOB R E A L P E R S I A N K A B O B $12.00 $9.00 Chicken breast in a special saffron marinade Fresh ground chicken, grated onion, dill, saffron seasoning visit : mamanjoonkitchen.com CHICKEN KOOBIDEH skewers) GROUND SPICY CHICKEN KABOB $12.00 $9.00 Ground chicken, grated onion, saffron and dill Ground chicken, grated onion, saffron and dill KASHK E' BADEMJAN SPICY CHICKEN KOOBIDEH skewers) CHICKEN KABOB $6.00 $12.00 $9.00 Sauteed eggplant, onion, mint, yogurt Ground chicken, grated onion with Maman's special Chunks of chicken breast in Maman's saffron marinade seasoning MAMAN'S FALAFEL $5.00 Chickpea patties with tahini sauce SAFFRON SALMON KABOB KOOBIDEH KABOB $18.00 $9.00 DOLMEH Chunks of skinless salmon fillet marinated in saffron Fresh ground beef, grated onions,special seasoning $5.00 served with herb rice Stuffed veggie grape leaves SALAD E' SHIRAZI MAMANS'S SPECIAL LAMB KABOB $5.00 FESENJAN (chicken stew with pomegranate walnut sauce) $10.00 Diced cucumber, tomato, onion, mint, $13.50 Lamb marinated in olive oil, lime juice,garlic, parsley Sweet and sour stew served with basmati rice SANDWICHES olive oil lemon juice (CHICKEN & FISH DISHES) SALAD OLIVIEH FALAFEL $6.50 $8.00 Chicken, eggs, dill pickles, peas, mayo, olive oil Chickpea patties, Hummus, lettuce, pickles, shirazi salad, tahini sauce SPICY PINTO BEAN SALAD $5.00 Beans, caramelized onions, tomato sauce, olive oil OLIVIEH SALAD APPEITZERS $8.00 HUMMUS Chicken, eggs, potato, pickles, peas, mayo, virgin olive oil $5.00 Chickpeas, sesame paste, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice MUST O MOOSEER $5.00 Yogurt mixed with chopped persian shallots FESENJAN (with basmati rice) $12.00 Sweet and sour tofu stew with pomegranate and walnut sauce KOOBIDEH KABOB ( skewers) $12.00 GHORMEH SABZI (with basmati rice) Seasoned ground beef mixed with grated onions $12.00 Tofu stew with fresh herbs special lime and kidney COMBO PLATTER BEEF CHENJEH KABOB beans $15.00 Marinated tender chunks of prime beef MAMAN'S RATATOUILLE $12.00 MAMAN'S SPECIAL LAMB KABOB (Choice of rice or couscous) COMBO $15.00 $15.00 Lamb with parsley, garlic, olive oil, lemon Eggplant, zucchini, yellow squash, mushroom, tomato, Chicken breast kabob with ground beef koobideh kabob red onion, daikon radish, with Maman's special sauce. BARG (Fillet mignon kabob) ARIAN DISHES) COMBO $19.50 $17.50 Famed Persian kabob prepared with prime cut of beef MEDITERRANEAN PLATTER Beef chenjeh kabob with beef koobideh kabob $12.00 SOLTANI (Served to kings) Falafel, dolma, hummus, spicy or cannellini bean salad $21.00 salad shirazi, tabouli, must o khiar with fresh baked bread COMBO Barg and Koobideh combo $16.00 (VEGET Chicken breast kabob with ground chicken koobideh kabob BRAISED LAMB SHANK (Baghali polo) COUSCOUS SALAD 4531 Wisconsin Ave NW $16.00 $12.00 COMBO Slow cooked full lamb shank with Maman's broad bean, dill rice. Couscous mixed with, shirazi salad, lentils, $17.50 Washinton DC 20016 caramelized onions, dates, raisins Maman's special lamb kabob with beef Koobideh kabob MAMAN'S LUBIA POLO With KOOBIDEH KABOB (Next to Whole Foods across from Target) $14.00 Beef tenders, green beans, simmered with rice and special sauce SUPREME $18.00 T : 202-683-6233 Prime Beef Chenjeh Kabob With Chicken Breast Kabob GHORMEH SABZI (Chopped fresh herbs & beef stew) $12.50 Beef cubes, fresh chopped herbs, beans and special lime visit : mamanjoonkitchen.com SUPREME $18.00 Maman's lamb kabob with chicken breast kabob.
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