In looking for great tofu in Chinatown, we headed down to
Buddha Bodai where we tried the
House Special Tofu ($12.95).
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Pomegranate market in the Midwood section of Brooklyn has been called the "kosher Whole Foods." It's a market that transports you to the suburbs of Long Island or New Jersey with its wide aisles lined with high-end items, a full...
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[Photograph: Midtown Lunch] Over at Midtown Lunch, Zach Brooks chows down at the New Kosher Oasis Cart on West 47th. Most of the food is pretty standard, but he seems to be a big fan of the beefy, spicy...
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[Photograph: Robyn Lee] Upper West Side eaters now have a lot more kosher options, according to Jewish Week. The new Whole Foods has a whole section devoted to kosher prepared foods, and the wine store sells 28 different kosher...
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When it comes to eating out at kosher restaurants I tend to stick to the holy trinity: deli, falafel and shwarma. Sure I’ve tried kosher Chinese, but once was enough. Kosher interpretations of other cuisines usually don’t translate very...
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It's hard to say no to a friend throwing a Ko reservation at you on GChat, even if it's a couple hours before the arrival time. Such was the case last Friday when my friend, and his nimble typing...
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Buddha Bodai and fried taro duck. I know vegetarian duck tastes nothing like real duck, but that doesn't mean it doesn't taste good. Sometimes I actually do prefer the meat imitating stack of chewy bean curd skins to the...
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