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Overall Restaurant Rating7.50
Food Rating8.50
Service Rating6.00
Atmosphere Rating8.00
Restaurant Rating Count2
Menu Item Rating Count2
Average Menu Item Price$12.11
Menu Items Available39

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Pomegranate Russian-Georgian Restaurant

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2302 El Cajon Blvd
San Diego, CA 92104
619-297-4007
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APPETIZERS -- ZAKUSKI

Ajap Sandali
A traditional Georgian vegetarian ragout -- eggplant, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, herbs, khmeli-suneli seasoning, our improvement to Western civilization. Appetizer $7.75, Entree $10.85
 $7.75
Salat Olivier with or without chicken
Perhaps the most typical of Russian salads. One of Napoleon's few conquests in Russia. Try it!
 $9.50
Pelmeni
Siberian meat dumplings, garnished with yogurt and spicy condiments. (A great idea -- have a cup of real Russian tea from our samovar to compliment this true folk dish.)
 $9.50
Fish Pelmeni
Filled with a mixture of salmon and chicken. Exquisite!
 $10.50
Khachapuri
Cheese pie. "Life without khachapuri is a pure waste." Evokes passionate praise from the lips of any Georgian. A medley of exotic fillings folded into a dough crust. (A hot samovar tea or a light wine will put you into an agreeable mood.)
 $7.50
Lobio
Beans! We love it. And with walnuts, ah... It is eaten to set the appetite going.
 $7.75
Pkhali
A well-known Kavkaz mountain appetizer of finely cut vegetables and herbs married with lemon and garlic. Sometimes the mountain folk add beets and walnuts to this sprightly peasant dish.
 $7.50
Georgian green salad with cheese
A zesty introduction to your main course.
 $11.50
Georgian Eggplant Salat
Try this dish once and your wife will never see you again...grumbling.
 $10.75
Salat Vesna
Salad made of fresh cabbage with berries, herbs, and a serious love.
 $10.75
Ikra Badrijannaya
the poor man's caviar. A vegetarian's dream of heaven when in hell.
 $9.50
Khinkali
Peasant-style meat or vegetarian dumplings. (A serious crime is committed by not ordering a glass of beer with this mountain delight.)
 $9.75
Vareniki
Potato-onion or potato-cheese dumplings. An extraordinary dish, especially if you're from Odessa!
 $10.25

THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP!

Borscht
Almost a meal in itself. Beet roots, potatoes, cabbage and other vegetables and meats are simmered for hours to produce culinary magic. Served with a dollop of sour cream, at your pleasure.
 $9.75
Vegan Borscht
"All borscht to the people!"
 $9.50
Peter the Great Schi
Russian peasant soup with bread on the side. A secret enjoyment of nobility.
 $10.75
Jon's Soup
A reflection of Jon's mood. Seasonally adjusted to the Tbilisi stock exchange. Please ask.
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Cold Okroshka
Yogurt and herbs and our love. Oh, baby!
 $9.25

IT DON'T MEAN A THING IF YOU AIN'T GOT THAT SWING!

Russian BBQ
Beef. Platter with two sides: choice of potatoes, kasha, Red October.
 $15.50
Georgian BBQ
Pork. Platter with two sides: choice of potatoes, kasha, Red October.
 $15.51

FOR A FISTFUL OF RUBLES...

Golubtsi
Village-style cabbage rolls, filled with a ground beef mixture and simmered in beef stock, to which sour cream is added just before serving to create a rich broth.
 $16.50
Chakhokhbili
"Georgian Eagle" -- Another peasant specialty, this chicken casserole will make your mouth water. Large pieces of chicken simmered with onions, tomatoes, bay leaves, lemons and sometimes a little sherry -- plus, of course, the Chef's secret spices. Even Stalin melted at the prospect of this aromatic dish. (Try a glass of young red wine with it and you'll fly like an eagle.)
 $16.70
Chicken Tabaka
Pressed fried Cornish hen, split down the middle and fried under a flat river rock. The ultimate definition of tenderness. (A strong Russian tea or a bottle of Cabernet will put you in a pensive mood. "How wonderful the world is!" Allow approximately 20 minutes for us to catch a chicken first.)
 $19.50
Zharkoyie
This tradition and recipe comes to you directly from the times of Ivan the Terrible. Braised beef (unfortunately, we can't get bear meat) with onions, dried fruit and our "far-away" spices. (This Hunter's Joy cries out for a good red wine and a long, slow meal over which you'll want to recollect the good times and dream of those that are to come.)
 $18.50
Chanakhi
In Georgia, it's "wine, women, song -- and chanakhi!" Wherever friends gather for good conversation, well-aged red wine and good true fellowship, this festive food is served. It's a lamb stew seasoned with the aromatic spices most characteristic of Georgian cooking.
 $19.60
Roast Leg of Lamb
A feast for lovers, young and old -- quintessence of lamb prepared in the finest tradition of our cuisine. With village-style potatoes. You'll never forget this dish.
 $25.50
Beef Stroganoff
Try this indulgent yet restrained marvel. Russia's claim to fame.
 $20.50
Vegetarian Stroganoff
Unbelievably delicious!
 $16.50
Chakapuli
A celebration of spring in your heart! Lamb, onions, tarragon, wine, plum sauce. (Should any be left over, it is best on the second day; or on the seventh day -- when God created Georgia!)
 $19.50
Shashlik
[Served on Fridays and Saturdays only -- allow 25 minutes.] Your choice of meats marinated in yogurt or pomegranate juice and grilled over prunings that give shashlik its tantalizing aroma. It is said that this dish saved the accord in 1944 in Yalta between Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt. Pork Loin or Chicken $17.50 / Lamb $23.50
 $17.50

HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN...

Smoked Rainbow Trout or Smoked Salmon
Salmon or trout is smoked over a slow hardwood fire in the Georgian mountain style. Taste this gourmet treat and die happy. Market price varies unless the Chef goes fishing himself. Around $19.50
 $19.50

LA DOLCE VITA or EYES WIDE SHUT

Babushka's Surprise
A fresh-baked apple filled with sweet fruits, walnuts and honey; topped with ice cream.
 $6.50
Toad Sweat Ice Cream
Not for the faint of heart!
 $6.75
Kutuzov Soup Vishnya
Wild cherry soup. Captures the heights of pleasure.
 $7.50
Napoleon Torte
Escape with this sinful retreat.
 $8.75
Zhukov Torte
Overwhelms the defenses of all your senses.
 $7.25
Turkish Coffee
Our Turkish coffee is black as night, hot as love, sweet as sin, and powerful as damnation. The perfect way to end your evening meal. $6.50
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Russian Samovar Tea
Watch the Russian way of tea drinking.
 $4.00
We carry Blenheim sodas!
Ginger Ales! Cheerwine, the ladies' afternoon delight. Our sodas are: scary; extra strength; and drop dead!
 $4.75