Shakeshuka
Highlights
| Name & Detail | Price |
| Fattoush Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, parsley, mint, onion, radish, Lebanese spices with lemon and olive oil dressing | £7.00 |
| Hummus With hot pitta bread | £6.50 |
| Faruj Meshwi Boneless baby chicken grilled with rice and salad | £16.00 |
Specials
| Name & Detail | Price |
| Falafel Box 4 pieces of falafel served with salad and Tahini sauce | £9.50 |
| Mezze Box Selection of Warak Inab, Moutabal Baba Ghanouj, Fattoush and Labneh | £9.50 |
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Popular Dishes
| Name & Detail | Price |
| Shakeshuka Fried eggs with onions, garlic, tomato and herbs | £9.50 |
| Manakeesh Traditional Lebanese flatbread topped with herbs and spices | £9.00 |
Wraps and Sandwiches
| Item | Price |
| Wraps Assorted wraps with a variety of fillings | from £9.00 |
| Sandwiches Fresh sandwiches with your choice of ingredients | from £9.00 |
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Cold Mezze
| Item | Price |
| Hummus With hot pitta bread | £6.50 |
| Tabbouleh Finely chopped parsley, tomatoes, onion, mint, wheat, lemon juice and olive oil dressing | £7.00 |
| Warak Inab Vine leaves filled with rice, tomato, parsley, mint and onion, cooked in lemon juice and olive oil | £7.00 |
| Moutabal Baba Ghanouj Grilled aubergines purée mixed with sesame paste and lemon juice | £7.25 |
| Fattoush Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, parsley, mint, onion, radish, Lebanese spices with lemon and olive oil dressing | £7.00 |
| Labneh Strained yoghurt served with olive oil and dried thyme | £6.00 |
| Hummus Lamb Awerma Hummus blended with tender lamb Halal | £8.95 |
Substantial Main Courses
| Dish | Price |
| Chicken Shawarma Slices of marinated chicken roasted on a skewer | £14.00 |
| Shish Taouk Marinated chicken cubes, grilled on skewers with rice and salad | £15.00 |
| Kafta Khaskhash Minced lamb, parsley and garlic, grilled on skewers with rice and salad | £16.00 |
| Mixed Grill Selection of lamb cubes and minced lamb served with rice and salad | £18.00 |
| Faruj Meshwi Boneless baby chicken grilled with rice and salad | £16.00 |
| Kafta Meshwi Kebab Minced lamb grilled on skewers with rice and salad | £15.00 |
| Lahem Meshwi Tikka Tender lamb cubes grilled on skewers with rice and salad | £16.75 |
| Lamb Cutlets Grilled lamb cutlets served with rice and salad | £17.00 |
| Sea Bass Grilled sea bass served with rice and salad | £18.00 |
Delightful Desserts
| Dessert | Price |
| Baklawa Traditional Lebanese pastries filled with nuts and syrup | £5.00 |
| Riz Bihalib Rice pudding flavoured with rose water topped with crushed pistachios | £5.50 |
| Kunafe Palestinian dessert with layers of vermicelli and cheese served warm, topped with syrup and crushed pistachios | £7.00 |
Our Signature Juices & Drinks
| Drink | Price |
| Fresh Juice Freshly squeezed juice in assorted flavours | from £4.25 |
| Soft Drinks Selection of popular soft drinks | £2.00 |
| Coca‑Cola Original Taste 330ml Sparkling soft drink with plant extracts | £2.00 |
| Diet Coke 330ml Sparkling low calorie soft drink with plant extracts and sweeteners | £2.00 |
| 7UP Lemon & Lime 330ml Carbonated lemon and lime flavoured soft drink with sugar and sweetener | £2.00 |
| Fanta Orange 330ml Can Sparkling orange fruit drink with sugar and sweeteners | £2.00 |
| Sprite 330ml Sparkling lemon-lime flavour low calorie soft drink with sugar and sweeteners | £2.00 |
Popular Items at Shakeshuka
Shakeshuka is a Middle Eastern–inspired café-style restaurant in the UK known for shakshuka eggs, grilled meats, wraps, mezze plates, and comfort-style brunch dishes. The menu mixes breakfast, light meals, and full grilled platters, making it suitable for both quick bites and filling meals. (The Menu Spot)
- The Shakshuka Special is widely chosen because it combines eggs with optional halloumi or sojuk for a richer, more filling experience
- The Chicken Shawarma Wrap is popular for its simple, seasoned chicken filling and easy on-the-go format
- The Mixed Grill is often selected by those who want a heavier meal with a variety of meats in one plate
- The Shish Taouk is commonly picked for a grilled chicken option served with rice and salad
- The Falafel Box is a go-to vegetarian choice with crispy falafel and tahini sauce
Budget-Friendly Choices at Shakeshuka
Shakeshuka offers good value through wraps, mezze, and simple egg-based dishes, which are usually cheaper than full grill platters or mixed meals. (The Menu Spot)
| Option Type | What to Expect | Smart Choice Example |
|---|---|---|
| Value meals | Filling egg or wrap-based dishes | Shakshuka |
| Light meals | Smaller wraps or mezze items | Halloumi Meshwi |
| Saver deals | Basic wraps or sandwich options | Chicken Shawarma Wrap |
| Everyday picks | Simple rice or sandwich meals | Falafel Box |
- Choosing a Chicken Shawarma Wrap instead of a mixed grill helps keep spending lower
- Mezze items like hummus or labneh are affordable add-ons for lighter meals
- Wrap-based meals are usually the most cost-effective full portion option
What to Order at Shakeshuka Based on Your Needs
The menu is flexible, but most dishes are built around either grilled meats, eggs, or mezze-style sharing plates.
- For solo meals: A Shakshuka Special provides a balanced brunch-style portion with protein and flavour
- For chicken lovers: The Chicken Shawarma Wrap is commonly chosen for a lighter grilled option
- For beef/lamb lovers: The Mixed Grill is preferred for a heavier, more filling meat-based meal
- For budget-conscious users: Wraps and falafel boxes help manage spending easily
- For quick takeaway: The Chicken Shawarma Wrap is easy to carry and eat
- If you prefer a slightly richer flavour, grilled mixed dishes or shawarma plates are more suitable
- If you are looking for a lighter option, falafel or mezze-based meals are easier to manage
What to Know Before Ordering from Shakeshuka
Understanding the structure of the menu helps you avoid over-ordering, especially because some dishes are more filling than they look.
- Egg-based dishes like shakshuka are often more filling than typical breakfast meals
- Grill platters usually include rice and salad, making them large portions
- Wraps are lighter but still satisfying for a full meal
- Some items such as Mixed Grill are better for sharing or heavy appetites
- Availability of certain dishes may vary depending on the branch
Is Shakeshuka Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?
Shakeshuka offers a mix of halal-friendly meat dishes along with several vegetarian mezze and egg-based options.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Halal | Widely available across UK locations (confirm at branch level) |
| Vegetarian | Good selection (falafel, mezze, shakshuka variations) |
| Vegan | Limited but includes falafel and salad-based items |
Alternatives to Shakeshuka
If you are looking for similar Middle Eastern or brunch-style dining in the UK, there are several strong alternatives.
- Comptoir Libanais is commonly chosen for mezze, wraps, and Lebanese-style meals
- Zaytouna is often preferred for grilled meats and shawarma-focused dishes
- Maroush is suitable for a more traditional Lebanese restaurant experience
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
General FAQ’s
Q1. What type of cuisine does Kan Zaman serve in the UK?
A1. Lebanese/Middle Eastern cuisine — charcoal grills, shawarma, mezze (hummus, tabbouleh, fattoush), manakish/flatbreads, rice plates, and desserts.
Q2. Is Kan Zaman halal, haram, or partially halal in the UK?
A2. Partially halal — many branches use halal meat, but certification and suppliers can vary. Ask the branch to confirm and, if needed, show the halal certificate.
Q3. Does Kan Zaman have vegetarian or vegan options?
A3. Yes — vegetarian mezze and salads are common, with some vegan-friendly dishes. Options vary by location.
Q4. Are allergens clearly marked on the Kan Zaman menu?
A4. Allergen information is usually listed on menus or available on request. Always inform staff about allergies before ordering.
Q5. Does Kan Zaman offer gluten-free choices?
A5. Several dishes may be naturally gluten-free (e.g., rice plates, grills without bread). Cross-contact can occur; confirm with the branch.
Q6. Can I book a table at Kan Zaman in the UK?
A6. Many sites accept reservations, especially for evenings/weekends; others are walk-in friendly. Check your local branch.
Q7. Does Kan Zaman provide takeaway or delivery?
A7. Most locations offer collection and may partner with Deliveroo, Just Eat, or Uber Eats depending on postcode.
Q8. What are the usual opening hours for Kan Zaman?
A8. Hours differ by branch and day, typically lunch through evening. Times may change during Ramadan and holidays — check locally.
Q9. Does Kan Zaman serve alcohol or allow BYO?
A9. Policies vary by site. Some venues are alcohol-free, while others may serve or allow BYO (corkage may apply). Ask the branch for details.
Q10. Is Kan Zaman family-friendly and accessible?
A10. Most locations are family-friendly; many have step-free access, but facilities and parking vary by area. Contact the branch for specifics.
PRICES FAQs — Kan Zaman (UK)
Q1. What is the typical price range at Kan Zaman?
A1. Generally ££ (mid-range); prices vary by branch, portion size, and specials.
Q2. How much do cold/hot mezze (starters) usually cost?
A2. Commonly £4–£9 per plate, depending on the item.
Q3. What is the average price for mains like mixed grills or shawarma plates?
A3. Typically £10–£18, with premium cuts or mixed plates priced higher.
Q4. How much are wraps, pitas, or sandwiches?
A4. Often £6–£10, depending on filling and extras.
Q5. What do family/mixed grill platters cost?
A5. Depending on size and selection, expect around £16–£30+.
Q6. How much are manakish or other flatbreads?
A6. Usually £6–£12, varying by toppings.
Q7. How much are sides (rice, breads, chips, dips, salads)?
A7. Typically £2–£5 each.
Q8. What are typical dessert prices (e.g., baklava, kunafa if offered)?
A8. Desserts generally sit around £3.50–£6.50 per portion.
Q9. What are drink prices like?
A9. Soft drinks and water commonly £1.50–£3; fresh juices or specialty drinks may be higher.
Q10. Are delivery prices different from dine-in, and is there a service charge?
A10. Delivery platforms may list different prices and add fees. A discretionary service charge (often 10–12.5%) may apply at some locations; UK menu prices usually include VAT.
Pricing FAQ’s
Q1. What type of cuisine does Shakeshuka serve in the UK?
A1. A Middle Eastern/North African–inspired café menu featuring shakshuka, mezze, wraps, grills, brunch plates, desserts, and specialty milkshakes.
Q2. Is Shakeshuka halal, haram, or partially halal in the UK?
A2. Partially halal — many branches use halal meat, but certification and suppliers can vary. Ask the branch to confirm and, if needed, show the halal certificate.
Q3. Does Shakeshuka have vegetarian or vegan options?
A3. Yes — veggie shakshuka, salads, mezze, and some plant-based items are typically available. Selection varies by site.
Q4. Are allergens clearly marked on the Shakeshuka menu?
A4. Allergen information is usually listed on menus or available on request. Always inform staff about allergies before ordering.
Q5. Does Shakeshuka offer gluten-free choices?
A5. Several dishes may be naturally gluten-free (e.g., shakshuka without bread, salad plates). Cross-contact can occur; confirm with the branch.
Q6. Can I book a table at Shakeshuka in the UK?
A6. Some sites accept reservations (especially weekends); others operate mainly on walk-ins. Check your local branch.
Q7. Does Shakeshuka do delivery or takeaway?
A7. Most locations offer collection and may partner with Deliveroo, Just Eat, or Uber Eats depending on postcode.
Q8. What are the usual opening hours for Shakeshuka?
A8. Typically breakfast/brunch through evening; hours vary by day and branch. Check local listings.
Q9. Does Shakeshuka serve alcohol or allow BYO?
A9. Policies differ by site. Many cafés are alcohol-free; ask your branch for details.
Q10. Is Shakeshuka family-friendly and accessible?
A10. Most locations are family-friendly; many have step-free access, but facilities and parking vary by area. Contact the branch for specifics.
PRICES FAQs — Shakeshuka (UK)
Q1. What is the typical price range at Shakeshuka?
A1. Generally ££ (mid-range) for a café/brunch venue. Prices vary by branch and portion size.
Q2. How much does classic shakshuka usually cost?
A2. Typically £8–£13, with premium add-ons (e.g., merguez, halloumi) priced higher.
Q3. What are prices for wraps, pitas, or sandwiches?
A3. Often £6–£10, depending on filling and extras.
Q4. How much are grill plates or mixed platters?
A4. Usually £10–£18 for individual plates; sharers can be higher based on size.
Q5. What do mezze/starters (hummus, falafel, halloumi) cost?
A5. Commonly £4–£8 per plate.
Q6. How much are sides (chips, rice, breads, dips, salads)?
A6. Typically £2–£5 each.
Q7. What are dessert prices (cakes, kunafa/waffles if offered)?
A7. Generally £3.50–£7 per portion.
Q8. How much are milkshakes and specialty drinks?
A8. Milkshakes commonly £3.50–£6.50; smoothies/fresh juices may be similar or slightly higher.
Q9. Do they offer brunch/lunch deals or combos?
A9. Many sites run bundle offers (main + side + drink) around £9–£13; availability varies by branch and date.
Q10. Are delivery prices different from dine-in, and is there a service charge?
A10. Delivery platforms may list different prices and add fees. A discretionary service charge (often 10–12.5%) may apply at some locations; UK menu prices generally include VAT.
