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Discover the Power of Black Garlic: Queen of Sheba’s Bold New Shrimp Dish Has Arrived in Addison

  • Writer: Joe@thequeensheba.com
    Joe@thequeensheba.com
  • Aug 4, 2025
  • 2 min read
fermented black garlic

At Queen of Sheba in Addison, we’re excited to launch a new dish unlike anything in the city: Black Garlic Aioli Shrimp. This bold, flavorful creation features fermented black garlic — a rare, nutrient-rich ingredient making its debut on our menu. Ready to try something truly unforgettable?


🖤 What Is Black Garlic?

Black garlic is created by fermenting garlic bulbs for 7 days at low temperatures. The result? A deep black color, soft texture, and rich flavor profile that blends notes of molasses, balsamic vinegar, tamarind, and aged garlic.

Not only does it taste amazing, but it also offers:

  • 🌿 Antioxidant-rich properties

  • 💖 Heart health support

  • 🔥 Gentle digestion

  • 🧠 A centuries-old history from Asian and Middle Eastern traditions


🍤 Introducing: Black Garlic Aioli Shrimp

We’re blending succulent sautéed shrimp with a creamy, umami-rich black garlic aioli, crafted in-house with bold spices and herbs. This dish is a first for our menu and a true fusion of Queen of Sheba’s roots with a modern twist.

Perfect for fans of big flavor, adventurous diners, or anyone ready to try something new and nutrient-dense.


📍 Be Among the First to Try It

Launching Thursday, August 7, our Black Garlic Aioli Shrimp will be available for:

✔️ Dine-In✔️ Pickup✔️ Delivery through our online store


👑 Why This Matters in Addison

In a city known for its culinary variety, we’re proud to offer something rare, elevated, and unexpected. Black garlic is virtually unseen on local menus — and we’re bringing it straight to your plate with our signature Ethiopian-inspired care. If you love flavor-forward cooking and crave new experiences, this one’s for you.


Don’t miss this limited release! Make a reservation or place your online order and be among the first in Dallas to try black garlic — Queen of Sheba style.

 
 
 

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