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Bati Prices in Brooklyn, NY 11217

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747 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY
(718) 797-9696
Bati Menu

Hours of Operation

Hours may fluctuate. For detailed hours of operation, please contact the store directly.

Restaurant Menu

Appetizers

Ye Timatim Fitfit

mix of tomato salad and injera

$7.00

Ye Telba Fitfit

lightly roasted freshly ground flaxseed house dressing mixed with injera

$8.00

Kategna

toasted triangles of injera brushed with berbere & kibe

$7.00

Azifa

green lentils mixed with mustard spice

$7.00

Beef Entrees

Ye Siga Wett

beef sirloin in a stew

$17.00

Kitfo

tartar of prime beef flavored with kibe (served raw or lightly cooked)

$18.00

Ye Siga Tibs

beef cubes sauteed in our blend of spices

$18.00

Minchet Abish Wett

finely chopped prime beef simmered in a spicy stew

$17.00

Lamb Entrees

Ye Beg Alicha

lamb in a mild turmeric stew

$19.00

Ye Beg Tibs

lamb pieces sauteed in our beer of spices

$18.00

Poultry Entrees

Doro Wett

ethiopian national dish made with chicken slow cooked in a spicy onion based stew served with hard-boiled egg

$18.00

Vegetarian Entrees $14

Missir Wett

berbere stewed split lentils

Ater Kik Alicha

split peas in a mild sauce

Shiro

groune chick peas in a thick sauce

Gomen

finely chopped collard greens seasoned with garlic & ginger

Tikil Gomen

green cabbage seasoned with garlic & ginger

Buticha

ground chick peas in a blend of onion and pepper

Key Sir

cubed beets and potatoes in a marinade of lemon, onion and jalapeno peppers

Combination Platters

Meat

minchet abish wett, ye siga wett, ye beg alicha

$18.00

Vegetarian

choice of four

$17.00

Dessert

Baklava

No description available

$6.00

Alicha

meat or bean stew made with caramelized onion seasoned with garlic ginger and turmeric.

Awaze

red pepper paste.

Berbere

a chili blend prepared with herbs such as basil, savory, garlic, ginger, shallots, fenugreek, cardamom etc and finely ground into a powder. this ingredient is the most important in ethiopian cooking.

Fitfit

pieces of injera mixed with any type of sauce.

Injera

flat bread made from teff flour loaded with protein, calcium, iron and fiber.

Kitfo

finely chopped meat seasoned with mitmita.

Kibe

clarified butter seasoned with herbs.

Mitmita

seasoned cayenne pepper

Tej

beverage brewed from honey and hops

Tibs

a style of sautee with or without onion, jalapeno pepper and other seasonings.

Wett

a thick saucy meat or bean stew made with a chili blend of berbere and finely chopped onions.

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