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KOSHER FOOD
Submitted by: JAY on Jun 30th 2005
I NEED INFO.ON CHINESE RESTUANT IN BROOKLYN
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 1st 2005
You have Shang Chai on Flatbush Avenue, in the Marine Park area. They consistently serve very good food and they are an established and classic chinese restaurant.
If you are in the Borough Park area, may I suggest China Glatt on 13th Avenue. They also have terrific food and they have sushi as well (Shang Chai does not). China Glatt also has more variety, with interesting and exciting dishes.
You can see their pictures, menus, write-ups on this website. Enjoy.
Shalom Haifa
Submitted by: BEN DAHAN MICHEL on Jun 30th 2005
HI TO SUSANA AND THE FAMIELY
FROM MICHEL FROM MAALOT ISRAEL.
HOW ARE YOU ALL?
WE FINE.
DO YOU REMEMBER ME AND MY FAMILY?
KEEP IN TOUCH. WRITE TO US BACK.
BUY MICHAEL
Wolf and Lamb Steakhouse
Submitted by: Elan G on Jun 28th 2005
I took my girlfriend out here recently and scored major points!!! The place had this guy playing this funky flamenco music. The steaks were aged and great! The staff are more laid back and friendly then some of the other steakhouses in the city i've been to but very warm and welcoming! p.s. rockefeller center is a great place for a post date stroll!
Haikara Grill
Submitted by: george on Jun 28th 2005
Does anyone have anything to say about Haikara Grill , I wanted to know if the place is a good place for a first date and if its romantic
Kosher food in Orlando
Submitted by: Moish Gross on Jun 27th 2005
Is there anything here? I thought KK was open, it doesn't look like it is. Any ideas?
Grill De Paris is excellent!!!
Submitted by: Joseph on Jun 27th 2005
I was really surprised to find such a beautiful and romantic place in Brooklyn!The atmosphere in the restaurant is very nice and the food and service are excellent!!!Special Thanks to the owners,who were very caring and friendly with us.
Reply #1 submitted by: ishak levi on Aug 7th 2005
I'm interested to go there,could you tell me whats the location of this restaurant is.
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Aug 7th 2005
904 Kings Highway
Brooklyn, NY 11223
718-336-1588
Restaurant donations
Submitted by: Julia Kiss on Jun 27th 2005
i am coordinating an event for aish hatorah and looking for restaurant gift certificate donations for a silent auction- please call 845-425-8255
kosher food is scarnton pa ????
Submitted by: chaim on Jun 24th 2005
i drive true scarnton pa 2 times a week. were can i buy kosher food "please help me" out anyone
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Korblum, Publisher on Jun 24th 2005
Hi Chaim,
I assume you mean Scranton, PA. Okay, there is a take-out place called "Two Sisters Take-Out"
at 812 Monroe Ave, Scranton, PA 18510.
They have Glatt kosher meat and are under the Scranton Orthodox Rabbinate. The owner is a very nice lady, Shanie Davidson. You can reach her at: phone: 570-342-1328, 570-341-0220
cell 570-575-4115
fax: 570-341-0220
You can call anytime before 10:30pm.
The Purple Pear
Submitted by: Anoynomous on Jun 23rd 2005
6/23/05 information gives out 845-352-5260 as their phone # and phone # 845-352-5262 is not to the rest either it's to a mailbox.
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 23rd 2005
What does this mean? The Ph # 845-352-5262 and
fax # 845-352-5260 to The Purple Pear on this website is correct. Please clarify your comment. Thank you.
Reply #2 submitted by: Phil on Jul 15th 2005
It was a mistake early on, since corrected: Phone:845-352-5262 / fax 5260
Reply #3 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 15th 2005
Thanks for the heads up and for following up.
Shalom Cuisine in LA
Submitted by: yael_yael on Jun 23rd 2005
I would like to recommend Shalom Cuisine in LA. It was great experieince and food was amazing...It is on Fairfax...check out!
Abigael's was wonderful!
Submitted by: nm on Jun 22nd 2005
A non-Jewish friend and I went out to dinner last night. We both have the same very specific food needs, i.e., no sugars. My friend had this salad that was like a piece of art! And I had the house salad (sans currants), both were outstanding! They were very accommodating and gave us roasted skin on potatoes with no sauce. Plus our boneless rib eye steaks done medium-rare were perfect! It was truly a fabulous evening.
Reply #1 submitted by: alison at abigaels on Mar 23rd 2007
thanks for the compliments! Abigael's is always happy to help with special requests whenever we can.
Shang Chai
Submitted by: Ruth on Jun 22nd 2005
In addition to their traditional Chinese menu, does Shang Chai have sushi or other non-meat dishes?
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 24th 2005
They don't have sushi, but they do have vegetarian dishes.
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Mar 23rd 2007
They don't have sushi, but they do have vegetarian dishes.
New restaurant in Marine Park??
Submitted by: Moshe Klein on Jun 21st 2005
Anyone hear about this new fish restaurant opening in the Marine Park area? I heard its supposed to be really amazing and really big.
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 24th 2005
Yes Moshe, you are right. There is a new place opening up in Marine Park, called Masada on Quentin Road and 35th Street. It's going to be a fish and dairy sit-down restaurant with a nice catering room for parties. They will open up sometime in August.
La Creperie
Submitted by: sg on Jun 21st 2005
its cholov israel???
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 21st 2005
yes
kosher in madison, wisconsin?
Submitted by: pler on Jun 20th 2005
Does anyone know of a kosher restaurant in madison, wisconsin or one within driving distance?
Reply #1 submitted by: kc.wilson@hosp.wisc.edu on Sep 19th 2005
Did you find a kosher restaurant in Madison? We are searching for one for this Friday. Thanks!
Reply #2 submitted by: mair sitton on Oct 28th 2007
please email with any info on dells wisconsin area kosher restaurant or supermarket
lucky's diner
Submitted by: Anoynomous on Jun 20th 2005
I ate their with my family. the food was great and the prices were even better. i strongly recommend this restaurant to all
Reply #1 submitted by: pler on Jun 21st 2005
I cannot find the phone number or name in the Madison directory. Do you know the location or phone number?
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 22nd 2005
I am not sure if you thought this, but Lucky's Diner was not an answer to your question. Lucky's Diner is actually in Brooklyn, NY. But here is some info about a Madison pastry shop and other stores in the vicinity. Good luck.
Greenbush Bakery
1305 Regent St Madison, WI 53715
(608)257-1151 Dairy Open from 5AM to 12AM every Mon-Fri.
Kosher Connection
2575 West Hemlock Road Glendale, WI 53209
(414)247-8709 Dairy, Pareve
Kosher Meat Club
4731 West Burleigh Milwaukee, WI 53210
(414)-449-5980 Meat Until 6pm
Le Parve Bakeries
6813 North Greenbay Ave. Glendale, WI 53209
(414)352-0655 Pareve
6 am - 6 pm (Please Call to Verify) Closes Early for Shabbat
Sherman Perk
4924 West Roosevelt Drive Milwaukee, WI 53216
(414)875-7375 Dairy, Pareve
M-F6:30am-8pm saturday 7am-6pm sunday 7am-4pm
The Oasis
1414 N. Prospect Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53202
(414)276-2627 x813
Reply #3 submitted by: Shira on Oct 24th 2005
Greenbush Bakery is not orthodox kosher. It's under supervision of the conservative rabbi.
There are no kosher restaurants in Madison.
Kosher Meat Club is a grocery with a small deli in back.
Le Parve is only a bakery.
Sherman Perk is only a cofee shop (as is kletch perk)
I'm not sure the Oasis still exists.
In short, Wisconsin is not the place to be if you are looking for kosher restaurants. On the other hand, there is a ton of great hospitality and you can almost assuredly arrange a meal with a kosher family through the local orthodox synagogue.
There is good news on the horizon though, I hear the JCC in Whitfish Bay is putting in a true kosher cafe slated to open in 2006
Reply #4 submitted by: Anoynomous on Oct 21st 2006
There is a newly opened kosher meat restaurant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin called Cafe Osher. Their website is www.cafeosher.com
Talia's Steakhouse
Submitted by: Foodie on Jun 19th 2005
This was an awful experience, and repeated attempts to contact the restaurant, which heralds its wish for "feedback," availed nothing. Clearly no one cares. The service was abysmal, the salmon appetizer not prepared or presented as described, the fish entree pallid and tasteless, the fries quickly cold, and the martini, at a whopping $15, the most expensive of any comparable kosher restaurant. The steaks were fine, but little consolation. Take a pass on this place and go to Le Marais.
Reply #1 submitted by: Mordy on Aug 2nd 2005
I used to be a big fan of Talia's until the last time I went and had a very bad experience. I haven't stepped in there since.
Reply #2 submitted by: Galitte on Aug 9th 2005
We had a reservation and were kept waiting for 30 minutes. They handed us a basket of bread when we went to wash, and we waited quite some time for a glass of water. I won`t be going there even if you paid me to.
Mike's Bistro
Submitted by: Foodie on Jun 19th 2005
After hearing some positive comments, we ventured to make dinner reservations with a friend who does not keep kosher. We had an extremely disappointing experience, from the agonizingly slow service--there was only one other table occupied--to the overcooked steak, which went back once adn returned only slightly improved, the fatty lamb, and the sparse sweetbreads. The black bass was excellent, the only positive note for the evening. It is my unhappy experience that kosher restaurants just don't care to get it right consistently because they have a captive audience.
Reply #1 submitted by: local yokal on Jul 23rd 2005
wow... thats the first bad thing i've ver eread about mikes. I guess you cant please everyone.
you should call them and tell them about your experience...the chef always appreciates customer feedback
Essex on Coney Brooklyn closed due to a fire
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 16th 2005
For whoever doesn't know already, Essex on Coney Brooklyn had a fire in the restaurant late last Wednesday night. No one was hurt and the restaurant will B"H re-open in a few months....Stay tuned for details.
Haikara Grill moves to Il Patrizio location
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 16th 2005
Haikara Grill is now located at 206 East 63rd Street (Bet. 2nd & 3rd Avenue)
Reply #1 submitted by: jamilla the cat on Jun 17th 2005
yikes!!! thats too bad.
Tea for Two South
Submitted by: Barry L on Jun 16th 2005
I ate here last week for the first time. This is the first place that I have tasted sushi and enjoyed it. Everyone must try their sushi especially Crunchy and Abracadabra. My friends ate the Italian food, stuffed sole and a pasta with spinach and cream sauce. They loved it. And for dessert we had fried banana with ice cream, Wow! And the servers were rather friendly and accomodating, which is rare for a kosher restaurant in Miami, based on my experiences.
Reply #1 submitted by: OneHotBrasilian on Jun 18th 2005
Hey, had the abracadabra roll there and literally jumped out of my taste buds, the most amazing sushi i have ever tasted and I also eat in traif restaurants too!
Reply #2 submitted by: Matias Dominguez on Aug 14th 2008
I ate here last year.. the food is 100% kosher and the Angelotini, Sebastian is the best meal
GREAT Restaurant!
Submitted by: Janice Roig on Jun 15th 2005
Hi Friends, I resently came across the most incredible charming restaueant on the Upper Westside. It's called "LA CREPERIE", 2608 Broadway..not only is the service great & friendly...The Meal was OUTSTANDING! You can't go wrong here! Happy Eating, Janice
Colbeh Great Neck
Submitted by: Jacob on Jun 11th 2005
Colbeh is by far the best restaurant I have been to. The quality of their food and service is amazing. I love going there with my friends because I am always guaranteed to have a delicious food and a lot of fun. Thus far, they have never disappointed me!
Reply #1 submitted by: Shmuli on Aug 24th 2005
Sounds like you own the place.
Chosen Island
Submitted by: Rivka Rosen on Jun 9th 2005
The best chinese food in the world! We love going there to eat. It is always our first option of restaurant to have our parties in. It can not be beat especially if you are a large family and you like to eat nicely but in family style. The service rocks and all of the waiters know there menu and food really well. The sushi is beautifull and evreything is else is just delicious. We loveyou guys and we are probably yourbest customers. Keep up the good work, The Rosen Family.
Reply #1 submitted by: Neil Wallin on Jul 6th 2005
Ms Rosen- Thanks for your phenomenal review.Baruch Hashem we are blessed with customers like yourself and your family. We are very proud of our establishment and the entire staff has been made aware of your compliments. We look forward to being your restaurant of choice for many years to come, with G-d's help.
All the best...Neil Wallin
Best Brunch in Manhattan
Submitted by: Eliot Hillel Lewis on Jun 8th 2005
Where is the best kosher brunch in Manhattan for father's Day?
Reply #1 submitted by: alison at abigaels on Jun 9th 2005
Abigael's will be open for Father's Day, June 20th. Not for brunch though, dinner begins at 4;30. Gift certificates for Father's Day gifts are available too. We hope to see you there!
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jun 9th 2005
Abigael's is an excellent choice, highly recommend. And, if you are looking for Dairy, may I suggest My Most Favorite Dessert or a new restaurant on Broadway & 98th, La Creperie. Excellent brunch place with terrific crepes (the perfect brunch item). Happy Father's Day!
Casablanca
Submitted by: Big M on Jun 5th 2005
good place to eat. I enjoy the burger and fries.
Ranoosh Long Branch
Submitted by: Gary Teaman on May 31st 2005
This restaurant is an adventure in eating for lovers of authentic middle eastern cuisine. The appetizers are all delicious, I would highly recommend the kibbe and the hummous for dipping the fresh pita. The Ranoosh Salad offers a huge portion of fresh chopped salad with a flavorful dressing. When we can't decide among the entrees, we enjoy the mixed grill, but the shwarma is also very tasty and highly recommended. On a recent Saturday night the restaurant opened Motzei Shabbos at 9:45pm (when most of Monmouth County is getting ready for bedtime), and quicky filled up with some large parties of young professionals from Deal, as well as some couples on dates. Some people were trying out the hookah pipes that are on the menu with a selection of flavored tobaccos. The service is attentive and friendly, the Mashgiach took care that our wine (BYOB) was handled properly. A very nice dining experience.
Orchidea in boro park
Submitted by: joe on May 26th 2005
This is the Best dairy rest, that I have ever been to...in fact this is better then any meat place out there. Everything was just outstanding from the soup,salad,fish dessert. Just outstanding
Reply #1 submitted by: elinchik on Jun 17th 2005
We actually ate there once, and although the ambiance and decor was nice, we found the food quite ordinary.
Reply #2 submitted by: s.g. on May 10th 2007
I've eaten there many a time, and enjoy it very much. It has a beautiful sophisticated decor, and the food is not only presented beautifully, it's good too!
Mike's Bistro
Submitted by: Chavie on May 24th 2005
Mike's Bistro is such an amazing restaurant. The ambiance is spectacular, the food is delicious, and the service is top-notch. There is no reason why everyone shouldn't be eating here! ENJOY!
Reply #1 submitted by: joe on May 26th 2005
I thought it was overpriced, we had the tasting menu, the Duck gnocchi had 2 little thin (very thin) strips of duck, the fillet was good, the desserts were nothing special
Reply #2 submitted by: gary on Jun 2nd 2005
the entire dish is slathered in a duck sauce
the meat is pulled into fine strands as a garnish
i loved it...the gnocchi is so yummy
Il Patrizio closed
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on May 22nd 2005
For all who don't know already, Il Patrizio on 63rd and 2nd Avenue closed a few weeks ago. Stay tuned for more details.
Reply #1 submitted by: Anonymous on Jun 1st 2005
Do you know why?
Reply #2 submitted by: Joey Zasa on Jun 3rd 2005
Was there yesterday and the place looked cleared out. I thought they were just about to open an evening lounge? What happened???
kosher restaurants
Submitted by: leon kieselstein on May 22nd 2005
can anyone direct me to kosher restaurants in las vegas,and palm springs.
Reply #1 submitted by: michael on Jul 4th 2007
hi there,
there are couple of resturants in las vegas. One is Kheifa glat kosher.
Tell your hotel people they should help you out.
California restaurants
Submitted by: Daniel on May 22nd 2005
Could you specify the restaurants for California exist in Los Angeles. Also, there is a glaring omission of one of the top resteraunts in LA; Pat's. Please update this information for your website visitors as soon as possible.
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on May 22nd 2005
Thank you for your interest.
I have been debating to categorize the restaurants by just Los Angeles as well, so I agree and it's been taken care of already.
In terms of Pat's, we hope to have the restaurant in the next issue of the magazine coming out in August. (Keep in mind, all the restaurants on the website are signed up for the magazine)
Grill Time
Submitted by: JJCCIII on May 19th 2005
GREAT FOOD!!!!ATTENTIVE SERVICE!!!! THUMBS UP!
Dougies BBQ & Grill Teaneck
Submitted by: Laura on May 17th 2005
Good food, but pricy. Would have enjoyed myself if it was a little less pricy.
Koshushi/Pasta Vino
Submitted by: sam on May 13th 2005
some of the best sushi i've ever tasted, their pasta is amazing.
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