modern union of middle eastern cuisines
if your party is larger than six people, please call to inquire about availability and private dining options. if you are reserving for dinner, please note that the traditional lebanese street food from our window menu is only available at the community table and outdoor tables
at melrose square ? 1508 melrose avenue, seattle, 98122.
our menu changes to match the season. please call for any updates.
Family Style Option 1 40.00
Mezze Course
hummus chickpea, tahini, garlic, aleppo
salatet fattoush belgian endive, bitter greens, radish, sweet onion, sumac, olives, herbs, crispy pita
arnabeit makli fried cauliflower, tarrator, parsley
Large Plates
kibbet batata potato dumplings, nettle yogurt, asparagus, ramps, black garlic molasses, chickpeas, sumac
kefta minced beef and lamb, baharat, pistachio, rapini bi zeit, crispy potatoes, laban bi khiar
jujeh e-kuku grilled chicken hindquarter, perisan potato pancakes, garlic labneh, black lime, sumac, wild thyme, sesame
polow saffron basmati rice
Desserts
halawete-el-jibneh sweet cheese roll, rose jelly, pistachio
baklawa
pistachio, walnut, orange blossom water
Family Style Option 2 50.00
Mezze Course
hummus chickpea, tahini, garlic, aleppo
salatet fattoush belgian endive, bitter greens, radish, sweet onion, sumac, olives, herbs, crispy pita
arnabeit makli fried cauliflower, tarrator, parsley
dolmeh sweet and sour rice, grape leaves, yogurt
muhammara walnut, pepper paste, cumin, pomegranate molasses, breadcrumbs
Large Plates
kibbet batata potato dumplings, nettle yogurt, asparagus, ramps, black garlic molasses, chickpeas, sumac
kefta minced beef and lamb, baharat, pistachio, rapini bi zeit, crispy potatoes, laban bi khiar
jujeh e-kuku grilled chicken hindquarter, perisan potato pancakes, garlic labneh, black lime, sumac, wild thyme, sesame
polow saffron basmati riceDesserts
halawete-el-jibneh sweet cheese roll, rose jelly, pistachio
baklawa
pistachio, walnut, orange blossom water
Family Style Option 3 60.00
Mezze Course
hummus chickpea, tahini, garlic, aleppo
salatet fattoush belgian endive, bitter greens, fennel, radish, sweet onion, sumac, olives, herbs, crispy pita
arnabeit makli fried cauliflower, tarrator, parsley
dolmeh sweet and sour rice, grape leaves, yogurt
muhammara walnut, pepper paste, cumin, pomegranate molasses, breadcrumbs
Large Plates
kibbet batata potatoe dumplings, nettle yogurt, asparagus, ramps, black garlic molasses, chickpeas, sumac
kefta minced beef and lamb, baharat, pistachio, rapini bi zeit, crispy potatoes, laban bi khiar
jujeh e-kuku grilled chicken hindquarter, perisan potato pancakes, garlic labneh, black lime, sumac, wild thyme, sesame
ghalieh mahi bi polow
herbed stuffed seasonal fish, barberries, local zucchini, almonds, caramelized yogurtpolow saffron basmati rice
Desserts
halawete-el-jibneh sweet cheese roll, rose jelly, pistachio
baklawa
pistachio, walnut, orange blossom water
catering menu
Food is an essential part of all family and social interactions in the Middle East where people grow up with intense flavors, colorful, vibrant foods fresh from the marketplace, prepared simply and with a lot of passion. Aromatic herbs fill the streets and a spirit of warmth and generosity exudes welcome at any table.
Here at mamnoon, we share these strengths brought with us from Lebanon and Syria to the new world of Seattle – where modern curiosity, compassion, progressive values and tolerance are paving the way for harmonious integration and celebration of cultures and flavors.
Owner Wassef Haroun was born in Syria and raised in Lebanon before moving to the United States for school. After leaving a career in technology and computer science, Wassef turned to mamnoon as an experiment to bring the food and traditions of the levant to an American audience and to bridge the apparent gaps between the two cultures he inhabits. True to his geek background, Wassef has his hands in innumerable projects, big and small, around the restaurant in order to make the mamnoon experience universally compelling.
Owner Racha Haroun was born in London, England to a Syrian father and Iranian mother. Racha came with her family to Houston, Texas from Damascus in 1982 where she attended college and met her husband Wassef. Racha grew up in a household where hospitality was prized and where both cuisines and palates were equally valued and integrated. Racha is deeply involved in the cultural community of Seattle and is a crucial part of the palate, menu development, and creative process behind the mamnoon aesthetic.
As generosity and compassion are a staple in levantine culture, giving back is an integral part of what we do at mamnoon. Since our November 2012 opening, the mamnoon community has donated over $100,000 to the people and culture who provide the inspiration for all that we do. Through our Khobz for Syria, Mukasarat for Syria, Soup for Syria, Tarab for Syria campaigns, glassybaby sales, individual donations, and private events, we strive to cultivate a spirit of appreciation and collective growth.
if your party is larger than six people, please call to inquire about availability and private dining options. if you are reserving for dinner, please note that the traditional lebanese street food from our window menu is only available at the community table and outdoor tables
use the form below for parties of 14+ guests or to initiate your mamnoon private dining and catering experience.
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