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Appetizers<br />

Loubia 7<br />

Fresh whole string beans sautéed in a blend<br />

of fresh parsley, ginger, garlic and cumin<br />

Zaalouk 7<br />

Diced eggplant sautéed in olive oil, with a<br />

blend of garlic, ginger, chopped parsley and<br />

cumin and a hint of lemon<br />

Kefta 9<br />

Moroccan meatballs made from lean ground<br />

beef, a blend of traditional herbs and spices,<br />

onions and crushed peppers<br />

D’jaj Bi Zitoune 9<br />

Marinated chicken tenderloins sautéed with<br />

green olives and lightly seasoned with a<br />

selection of traditional spices<br />

Shrimp a l’Orange 13<br />

Sautéed shrimp simmered in olive oil, black<br />

pepper and orange juiced, served with sliced<br />

orange and tomato<br />

Shrimp M’charmel 13<br />

Shrimp sautéed in olive oil infused with traditional<br />

Moroccan herbs and garnished with<br />

sliced carrot and parsley<br />

D’jaj Bi Basla 9<br />

Tangy chicken tenderloins prepared with garlic<br />

& ginger, served with sweet onion & cinnamon<br />

D’jaj Bi Krob 9<br />

Chicken, marinated and sautéed with a blend<br />

of fine, traditional Moroccan herbs & cabbage<br />

Salads<br />

Sheba’s Ethiopian Tossed Salad 7<br />

Fit Fit Salad 7<br />

Finely chopped tomatoes, onions and jalapeno<br />

peppers combined with Ethiopian spices<br />

and tossed with morsels of injera<br />

Mixed Platters<br />

Meat Combination 34<br />

A medley of meat dishes served with three<br />

fresh vegetable dishes<br />

Sheba’s Best<br />

For those with the ambition to order the<br />

whole menu but the practicality not to try, we<br />

offer a taste of almost everything. Destined<br />

to be shared between two.<br />

Meat Sampler 46 / Seafood Sampler 56<br />

Sheba’s Best of the Best 60<br />

A choice of chicken, beef, seafood and lamb<br />

Chicken Dishes<br />

Doro Tibs 23<br />

Boneless pieces of chicken breast seasoned<br />

and sautéed with Ethiopian herb reduction<br />

sauce, onions, peppers, tomatoes and garlic<br />

Doro Alecha 21<br />

Chicken legs and thighs seasoned with ginger,<br />

rosemary & jalapeno peppers, simmered<br />

in a hearty Ethiopian herb reduction sauce<br />

Substitute boneless chicken breast add 2<br />

Doro Wat 21<br />

Ethiopia’s national dish: Chicken legs and<br />

thighs marinated and seasoned with garlic,<br />

fresh ginger and fenugreek; stewed in spicy<br />

berbere sauce till tender<br />

Substitute boneless chicken breast add 2<br />

Beef Dishes<br />

Tibs Wat 20<br />

Strips of prime beef sautéed and simmered<br />

in Ethiopian key wat sauce – lightly seasoned<br />

with salt and fine white pepper<br />

Special Tibs 26<br />

Chunks of filet mignon sautéed with diced<br />

onions, tomatoes, and green peppers, in a<br />

clarified Ethiopian herb sauce. Hot or mild<br />

Gored Gored 25<br />

Marinated filet mignon minced and served in<br />

awaze sauce – served steak tartare style<br />

Tibs Fitfit 23<br />

Cubed filet mignon sautéed with onions,<br />

green peppers and tomatoes, tossed with<br />

morsels of injera. Hot or mild<br />

4029 N Miami Avenue<br />

Phone: 305.573.1819<br />

Fax: 305-573-1202<br />

Gomen Be Sega 23<br />

Filet mignon sautéed with fresh collard<br />

greens, finely diced onions and peppers,<br />

spiced with cardamoms & peppercorns. Mild<br />

Kitfo 23<br />

Finely chopped tenderloin of beef seasoned<br />

with an Ethiopian herb reduction sauce and<br />

‘Mitmita’ (a fine red chilli powder). Traditionally<br />

served steak tartare style but can be<br />

cooked to your request<br />

Minchetabesh 21<br />

Finely chopped sirloin, ginger, onions and<br />

cardamoms pan browned and sautéed in<br />

Ethiopian key wat sauce<br />

Lamb Dishes<br />

Beg Wat 23<br />

Succulent cuts of lamb marinated in fine<br />

Ethiopian red wine then braised in a special<br />

Ethiopian berbere sauce. Spicy<br />

Lega Tibs 24<br />

Tender boneless leg of lamb marinated in<br />

white wine then sautéed with herb reduction<br />

sauce, rosemary, onions and green peppers<br />

Beg Alecha 23<br />

Tender pieces of lamb seasoned with ginger,<br />

rosemary and a pinch of jalapeno pepper;<br />

braised slowly in an Ethiopian herb reduction<br />

sauce. Mild<br />

Zilzil 25<br />

Strips of tender lamb marinated in Ethiopian<br />

honey wine and awaze sauce. Then, sautéed<br />

with garlic and onions in Ethiopian herb<br />

reduction butter<br />

Seafood Dishes<br />

Assa Wat 24<br />

Filet of South African Haddock, lightly<br />

seasoned with white pepper, sea salt and<br />

traditional Ethiopian spices; simmered in key<br />

wat sauce. Spicy<br />

Hours:<br />

Mon - Thurs: Lunch 11:30am - 4pm<br />

Dinner 4:00pm - 10:30pm<br />

Fri - Sat: Lunch 11:30am-4pm<br />

Dinner 4:00pm - Midnight<br />

Sun: Dinner 5:00pm - 10:30pm<br />

Credit:<br />

All major credit cards<br />

Filled with earthy colors and chic<br />

design integrated with traditional<br />

African crafts and furniture,<br />

Sheba’s elegant space sets the<br />

tone for an authentic Ethiopian<br />

meal with dishes often jazzed up<br />

with some Western flavors.<br />

The international spin in Sheba’s food pays homage<br />

to the fact that traditional Ethiopian cuisine is<br />

actually an amalgamation of various spices and flavors<br />

that arrived from all over the world via trade<br />

routes in the 1400’s. As per tradition, your meal<br />

is served atop a piece of injera, a spongy, almost<br />

sourdough type of wrap. The stew, known as wat,<br />

is perfect for dipping with the injera, as well as stirfried<br />

meat dishes known as tibs. With its large selection<br />

of vegetarian dishes, as well as an absolutely<br />

perfect cup of post-dinner coffee -some go so far as<br />

to claim that our favorite caffeine fix was originated<br />

in the Ethiopian hills of Kaffa- makes Sheba Ethiopian<br />

the ultimate destination for a consistently delicious<br />

and unique dining experience.<br />

Assa Tibs 24<br />

Marinated filet of Cape Hadie lightly<br />

seasoned with fresh herbs, sautéed in Sheba<br />

wine and African salsa<br />

Assa M’charmale 24<br />

Filet of South African Haddock seasoned<br />

with selected fresh herbs and spices, lightly<br />

breaded and pan fried with fresh garlic,<br />

parsley, cumin and red peppers<br />

Shrimp Alecha 25<br />

Jumbo shrimp sautéed in an Ethiopian herb<br />

sauce, seasoned with ginger, rosemary and a<br />

hint of jalapeno pepper. Mild<br />

Shrimp Tibs 25<br />

Shrimp marinated in honey wine then<br />

sautéed in clarified Ethiopian herb butter and<br />

African salsa<br />

Shrimp Wat 25<br />

Succulent shrimp sautéed lightly seasoned<br />

with salt and white pepper then simmered<br />

in key wat<br />

Vegetarian Dishes<br />

Mesir Azefah 13<br />

A salad of green lentils, chopped onions and<br />

jalapeno pepper, seasoned with ginger, white<br />

pepper and mustard seeds. Served cold<br />

Atakilt Wat 16<br />

Fresh string beans, carrots, potatoes, cabbage<br />

and onions sautéed with garlic, ginger<br />

and tomatoes<br />

Shiro Wat 12<br />

Pureed split peas cooked with Ethiopian<br />

spices. Mild or hot<br />

Gomen Wat 14<br />

Fresh collard greens sautéed with fine sliced<br />

onions, garlic, tomatoes and Ethiopian spices<br />

Kik Alicha 13<br />

Yellow split peas cooked and flavoured with<br />

green peppers, onions and Ethiopian herbs<br />

Mesir Wat 13<br />

Lentils cooked with chopped onions, garlic,<br />

ginger, olive oil and mild berbere sauce<br />

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Ethiopian

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