TRYZUB, the name of this restaurant, means trident in Ukrainian, and it is a symbol of national identity for all Ukrainians. Millions of Ukrainians have perished through- out the centuries in the struggle for the freedom that this symbol signifies. The largest Tryzub in the world is found in the four story brickwork on the exterior of this building. Our mission is to create a Ukrainian restaurant which will present Ukrainian culture and culinary tradition in a pleasing sophisticated modern way. We offer you traditional Ukrainian cuisine with a fresh modern twist, adorned by the natural colorful components that we hope will help us eat healthfully and strengthen our connection to mother nature’s pantry. You will see some of the same natural vegetable based colors (the Carpathian Hutzul colors) that appear in our dishes in the ethnic art, such as the embroideries, wood inlays and pysanky (Easter eggs) on display through- out Tryzub. Feel free to check out our historical displays which depict the entire 1000 year history of Ukrainian civilization. We hope to uphold the Ukrainian traditions of great food and unabashed hospitality Thank you for coming “Smachnoho “ Bon Appetite and “Budmo” Cheers The 1000 year History of Ukraine is depicted in the dis- plays in Tryzub, including actual arftifacts from each era The history of Ukraine begins over a thousand years ago with the powerful empire of Ukraine in the ninth century. The Cossack nation, medieval Europe’s first democracy, came into existence in the middle ages . Later Ukraine flourished as part of Austria-Hungary and unfortunately deteriorated as a captive na- tion in the Soviet Union. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe but is situated at a crossroads, often serving as the battleground between European powers to the west, the Asian Horde to the east, Scandinavia to the north and Muslim powers to the south. Because of this, Ukraine has had difficulty in establishing its national government. In 1932 millions of Ukrainians died in a forced famine, the Holodomor, created by Joseph Stalin’s regime and forced collectivization. Even just recently Ukraine was invaded by Russia, which now illegally occupies Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine. According to the Budapest memorandum of 1992 , in which Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons, the United States, Britain and (ironically) Russia are obligated to defend the territorial integrity of Ukraine, but in reality the international response has been tepid at best Nevertheless, Ukrainians remain optimistic and cheerful, as is evidenced by their beautiful traditional folk art, their hospitality and their strong desire to share their delightful cuisine For a more detailed history of Ukraine check tryzubchicago.com BEER Ukrainian .5 L Lvivske 1715 - $6 Lvivske Blonde - $6 Lvivske Mitzne abv7% - $7 Obolon Bile - $6 Obolon Lager - $6 Obolon Velvet (stout) - $6 Obolon Magnate - $7 (premium Pale Lager) Robert Doms - $6 Non Ukrainian Beer Draft Ommegang Rosetta - $6 Kostritzer - $7 Green Line - $6 Stella Artois - $6 Bottle Okocim. 5L - $6 Goose Island IPA. 16oz - $6 Schlitz 16oz - $5 Duvall - $11 Bells Seasonal - $6 Hacker Schorr Weise - $7 KISS cherry cider - $6 NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES O’douls - $5 Kvas - $4 Compote (housemade) - $4 Aqua Panna bottle - $5 San pellegrino botlle - $5 Soda : cola, diet cola, root beer, gingerale, cranberry, lemon lime, orange cream, green apple - $2 Tea, Coffee, Ice Coffee, Latte, Cappucino Coffee Glace with Ice Cream Lviv coffee (three layered latte) WINE Ukrainian Koblevo Merlot - $7/26 Koblevo Chardonnay - $7/26 Non Ukrainian White Jackson Estate Stitch Sauvignon Blanc - $10/36 Caposaldo Pinot Grigio - $9/32 Storypoint Chardonnay - $36 Vie Vita Ros - $48 Red Silver Palm Pinot Noir - $12/42 Bridlewood Cabernet Sauvignon - $12/42 William Hill Estate Merlot - $38 Nimbus Pinot Noir - $75 (Chile Single Vineyard Vina Casablanca) Sparkling Gancia (split) - $12 Veuve Duvernay Rose - $7/40 Beau Rocher Vin Mousseux Demi-sec - $40 Sovyetskoye Lithuanian - $40 Champagne Tattinger - $100 Cocktails UKRAINIAN COCKTAILS MYRON’S MAGIC COMPOTE - $12 Kozak Vodka, Triple Sec and Housemade Compote PLAINS OF UKRAINE - $12 Pervak Wheat Vodka, Muddled Fresh Dill, Finely Chopped Cucumber & Honey KYIV(UKRAINIAN MANHATTAN) - $12 Bulleit RYE, Sour Cherry Wine & Peychaud’s Bitters BLOODY MARIKA - $12 Nemiroff Honey Pepper Vodka, Spicy Tomato Juice & Cold Summer Borsch TREMBITA - $10 Ukrainian Sour Cherry Wine and Bubbles UKRAINIAN GIMLET - $12 Hendrick’s Gin, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup garnished w Cranberry ODESA MULE - $12 Pervak Rye, Ginger Beer, Lime Served in a Copper Mug KHARKIV MULE - $12 XDAR Vodka, Kvas, Lime Served in a Copper Mug SZARLOTKA (Polish Apple Pie) - $12 Zubrowka & Apple GLORY TO UKRAINE / СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ - $7 (blue and yellow shot) Ukrainian Vodka Samplers - $25 Supreme Ukrainian Vodka Pervak wheat Sampler - $35 XDar XDar luxe Pervak Rye Khortytsa ice Kozak Khortytsa de luxe House instilled w horseradish Nemiroff Honey Pepper Nemiroff Wheat Nemiroff Birch Khortytsa 375ml - $40 Nemiroff Cranberry DESSERTS Our desserts are made with all fresh natural wholesome components and no preservatives or artificial flavors Chocolate Coffee Walnut Torte / Чеколадово Кавовий Горіховий Торт - $6 This delicious old time favorite features sponge layers made almost entirely out of ground walnuts and creamy chocolate coffee filling in between. Believe it or not, a low carb but sinfully satisfying dessert from the 19th century Apple Black Currant Strudel /Яблучний Порічкрвий Струдель - $6 This traditional favorite requires dough that is hand stretched and thin enough to read a newspaper through, the bottom line is a scrumptious treat Add ice cream +$2 Sweet Dream / Солодка Мрія - $8 Poppy Seed Cherry Cake with White Chocolate Mousse topped with sour cherry geleé Housemade crepes / Налисники - $4 -nutella and banana -apples and brown sugar -sweet cheese and raisin Add ice cream +$2 Ukrainian Dessert Wine Shabo Muscat - $7/27 Shabo Kagor - $7/27 Shabo Bastardo - $25 Chizay Black Currant - $6/25 Chizay Sour Cherry - $6/25 Cognacs Armenian 5* - $7 Comte Joseph VS - $8 Comte Joseph VSOP - $10 Castle Dajac XO - $10 Courvoisier VSOP - $15 Amoretto, Frangelico, Baileys, Galliano - $8 cordial or in “Ukrainian coffee” Coffee glacé (w ice cream) - $6.