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MOXY Food Menu March 2019 (For Web) Saarbucken sq. Tbilisi, Georgia 0322 77 92 77 [email protected] MOXY PICKUPS SOMETHING TASTY THAT YOU CAN PICK UP AND TAKE OUT SANDWICHES & WRAPS “cubano” pulled pork 14 LETS KEEP THINGS LITE Swiss cheese, grain mustard & pickle Roris xorcis sendviCi kuburad, salmon “poke bowl” 18 Sveicariuli yveli, mdogvi da kitris mwnili Japanese “Niskiki” rice topped with sesame & soy marinated salmon, hummus, feta & roasted pepper 13 avocado, edamame, wakame, carrot, cucumber & pickled ginger muxudos piure, yveli feta da Semwvari wiwaka iaponuri brinji “nisiki“, sezamsa da soioSi damarinadebuli brie, rucula & cranberry 14 oraguli, soio, avokado, stafilo, kitri, yveli “bri“, rukola da kowaxuri damarinadebuli koWa da “vakame“ salaTi chicken “tikka” 14 with yogurt & mango chutney the moxy caesar salad 16 crispy romaine lettuce, creamy Caesar dressing mawonSi damarinadebuli qaTmis mkerdi, mangos indur sousTan erTad shaved parmesan cheese & crunchy croutons salaTi cezari, parmezanis yveli, nivriani naficxari falafal-tahini wrap 12 olives + sun dried tomatoes quinoa super food salad 15 Txel lavaSSi gaxveuli “falafeli“ da “tahini“ broad beans, broccoli, pomegranate, sliced almonds, avocado–chickpea wrap 12 chili & honey roasted butternut squash Txel lavaSSi gaxveuli avokado da muxudo TaTabos salaTi, lobio, brokoli, broweuli, nuSis fanteli, tkbil-cxare sakmazSi damarinadebuli Semwvari gogra MOXY FLATBREADS beets & organic goat’s cheese salad 16 fresh beets, green apple, baby rucula, organic goat’s cheese, Georgian all day breakfast (24/7) 14 breakfast sausage, bacon, egg & cheddar cheese walnuts, local honey & balsamic vinaigrette sosisi, bekoni, kvercxi da yveli “Cedari“ Warxlis da organuli Txis yvelis salaTi, mwvane vaSli, 12 rukola, nigozi, Tafli da balzamikos sakmazi georgian grilled vegetables with smoked sulguni cheese mediterranean mixed bean salad 15 grilze Semwvari bostneuli Sebolil sulgunTan erTad black eyed beans, lentils & chickpeas, jalapeno peppers, apple & celery, extra chicken, smoked bacon & blue cheese 16 virgin olive oil & fresh lemon juice with spring onion xmelTaSua zRvis salaTi, mwvane lobio, ospi, muxudo, qaTmis xorci, Sebolili bekoni, “halapenio“, vaSli, niaxuri, zeiTunis zeTi da limonis sousi lurji yveli da mwvane xaxvi smoked salmon & cream cheese 20 with cherry tomatoes & fresh dill LETS HEAT THINGS UP Sebolili oraguli, pomidori “Ceri“ da yvelis sakmazi mac + cheese 12 pasta with cheddar cheese sauce LET’S SHARE pasta Cedaris sousiT hummus bowl 10 vegetable crudities & Lebanese crispy bread shepherd’s pie 16 muxudos piure, bostneulis Cxirebi, libanuri lavaSi ground beef, carrots, peas, zucchini and onions fully loaded nachos 14 with a mashed potato-parmesan cheese crust. tortilla chips topped with pico de gallo, queso sauce gatarebuli saqonlis xorci, stafilo, yabayi, xaxvi, guacamole, refried beans & fresh cilantro piure da gamdnari “parmezanis” yveli Cifsi „tortila“, guakamole sousi, lobio da qinZi “chakapuli” 18 Georgian cheese platter 18 traditional Georgian veal & tarragon stew selection of local cheeses, organic local honey & lavash bread with plums & Georgian spices qarTuli yvelis asorti TafliT da lavaSiT xbos Caqafuli, tarxuna, tyemali, moxy deli platter 20 qarTuli saneleblebi local & international charcuterie olives, sun-dried tomatoes & garlic baguette thai green chicken curry 16 qarTuli da evropuli Zexveulis asorti, coconut based curry with eggplant & sweet basil zeTisxiliT, pomidvris CiriT da nivriani naficxariT served with steamed Jasmin rice tailanduri qaTmis “qari“ badrijniT, INDULGE YOURSELF SaSkvlaviT da brinjiT caramelised banana flatbread 10 with local walnuts & chocolate sauce vegetarian moussaka 14 banani, nigozi, Sokoladis sousi layered slices of eggplant, potatoes & tomatoes death by chocolate 12 bostneulis “musaka“, fenebad daWrili badrijani, rich & moist chocolate cake with chocolate-cream cheese frosting kartofili da pomidori Sokoladis namcxvari Fasting & Vegetarian Option Available / samarxvo da vegetarianuli kerZebis arCevani If you have any concerns regarding food allergies, please alert your server prior to ordering produqtis mimarT alergiulobis SemTxvevaSi gTxovT, winaswar acnoboT mimtans 18% VAT will be added to the prices / all prices are given in GEL / fass emateba 18% dRg / fasebi mocemulia larSi.
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