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Marhaba Mediterranean Cuisine
5701 Sunset Dr
South Miami, FL 33143
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Dinner Menu
Appetizers
Hummus
tasty blend of chick peas, tahini sauce and lemon
Babaghanouj
grilled eggplant blended with sesame puree and lemon juice
Falafel
ground chickpeas, fava beans, cilantro and spices, served with tahini sauce
Warak Inab
rolled grape leaves with rice and vegetables
Kibbeh
ground beef mixed with crushed wheat, filled with pine nuts, onions, and minced meat
Pies
homemade dough stuffed with cheese
Faul Madamas
a blend of fava beans, lemon juice, tomato and olive oil
Soups And Salad
Lentil Soup
topped with fried onions
Tabouleh
a zesty combination of chopped parsley, tomatoes, mint and green onions, mixed with crusted wheat, lemon and olive oil
Fatoush Salad
lettuce, cucumber, green pepper, tomato green onion, raddish and crispy bread with our special marhaba sumac dressing
Caesar Salad
Marhaba Salad
green pepper, cucumber tomato and parsley with tahini dressing
Greek Salad
feta cheese, kalamata olives, tomatoes, onions, cucumber and fresh cut lettuce.
Entrees
Biffeik
lebanese steak
Kafta Kabab
grilled ground beef with traditional herbs and spices on a skewer
Lamb Kafta Kabab
grilled ground lamb with traditional herbs and spices on a skewer
Lahim Mishweb
grilled cuts of tender beef with peppers, onions, and tomatoes, on a skewers
Djaj Kabab
grilled chicken breast, with peppers, onions and tomato on a skewer
Marinated Hot Fish
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About Us
To step into the cozy dining room is to be immediately transported to another world: walking in, one gets the sense that one has left behind the busy traffic of Sunset Drive and the hustle and bustle of shoppers, and entered instead an intimate café in a far-off land.The eye is dazzled by brightly colored swaths of fabric hanging canopy-like from the ceiling, and by an array of authentic Middle Eastern art, such as the traditional paintings and lamps that have been specially delivered from Lebanon. In the air hangs the sweet aroma of the sisha – a hookah-like water pipe – mingled with mouthwatering smells from the kitchen.