Sharing meals at Yak&Yeti and Marrakesh...

[MissBritt]

Do either of both of these restaurants have meals big enough to share? Any recommendations on which entrees are best to split? Or on your favorites from either place? Thanks.

 

[CisteCaise]

At Marrakesh:

The Sultan Sampler (grilled brochette of either beef or chicken served with a Beef Brewat Roll and Chicken Bastilla served with vegetable couscous ) is definitely more than enough food for two adults.

The Lemon Chicken ( braised half chicken seasoned with garlic, green olives and preserved lemon) is beyond delicious and can be easily shared (although we usually order soup or bastilla to go with it).

My parents split the Berber Feast (jasmina salad, roast lamb meshoui, chicken kabob and seasonal fruit salad) and could not finish it.


I've only had dinner at Yak & Yeti, so sorry I can't help there. Happy eating!!!

 

[MissBritt]

Thank you! We will order an app and dessert as well. Anyone else?

 

[Pakey]

We have found the lunch entrees at Yak n Yeti to be big enough to feed 4 people. Seriously, I've never seen plates that big anywhere else. My first time there I ordered a lo mein dish and I didn't even eat 1/4th of it. My husband got the Fred Flintstone platter of ribs. We knew better on second visit.

 

[cbg1027]

My Gram and I split the Ribs for lunch at Yak and Yeti. Now we did also order 3 appetizers......and it was waaaay too much food. We didn't finish any of the dishes.

We wanted to try several things, but I'm pretty sure we both would have been full with just the rib plate:

It's got what i would consider a full rack of ribs, a cup of fried rice, and maybe 3/4 of cup of an asian style coleslaw. It was soooo yummy!

 

[MissBritt]

Great, thanks all!

 

[daisax]

I had a sweet and sour pork and rice dish at Yak n Yeti -- it was quite big. Also got the fried string bean appetizer with chili dipping sauce because I needed to know what that was like --- waaaaay too much food. There was more than enough to take away afterwards, but I left it because I didn't think the string beans would hold up.

So definitely plan to share dishes (and get a good look at people's tables as you walk to yours)

 

[sssteele]

My wife and I always split the honey chicken at Yak & Yeti, and get a side of egg rolls and a side of fried rice. Plenty for the two of us, although we're not big eaters.