Turn ʼn Tender Steakhouse Midstream Menu

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At Turn ʼn Tender Steakhouse Midstream, the menu reads like a broad, meat-forward South African steakhouse experience with clear emphasis on variety and indulgence. From the outset, the All Day Set Menu (2 Course Meal) and All Day Set Menu (3 Course Meal) suggest a structured dining option that frames the experience, while starters such as Butternut Soup, Potato and Leek Soup, Marrow Bones, Crumbed Mushrooms, and Chicken Livers set a rich, comfort-driven tone. The salads section-featuring French Salad, Roasted Butternut Salad, Sweetcorn Salad, Greek Salad, and Blue Cheese Salad-adds freshness and balance before moving into heartier fare. Vegetarian offerings like the Bunless Vegan Burger, Vegetarian Burger, and Vegetarian Curry Potjie ensure inclusivity without straying from bold flavours. The steakhouse identity is reinforced through signature items like Howard’s Howler, Steven’s Sensations, Brian’s Bowlover, and Mervyn’s Magic, alongside classic cuts such as Sirloin (200g, 300g) and Rump - No Fat (200g, 300g) or Rump - With Fat (200g). For shared dining, the Cut for Two Sirloin (700g) and Fillet (700g) stand out, while premium grilled selections include T-Bone (600g), Rib-Eye on the Bone (600g), Dry-Aged Rib-Eye on the Bone (600g), and the massive Caveman (1kg). Heavier appetites are catered for with Beef Ribs (500g, 1kg) and Pork Ribs (500g, 1kg), while South African staples like BOEREWORS (1 or 2 pieces), Lamb Loin Chops (Two or Four), and Oxtail Potjie add local character. Combos such as Steak and Calamari, Steak and Prawns, and Ribs and Chicken offer variety on a single plate. Complementing sauces like Diane Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Peri-Peri, and Monkey Gland enhance the grill focus, while sides like Pap & Gravy, Onion Rings, and Sweet Potato Chips round out the experience. Poultry, seafood, burgers, desserts like Malva Pudding, Crème Brûlée, and drinks including Dom Pedro variations and soft beverages complete a menu that feels both extensive and unmistakably steak-centric, celebrating indulgence and South African comfort dining.