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    highlow, from what i heard carlos & gabbys has gr8 food! they are actually opening one on Coney so when we try the one here out I’ll give you firsthand feedback!

    Phyllis, i agree about Sheyan! was one of my frequent dinner stops when in sem! as was Rimon! yum!

    and in flatbush, obviously pizza time for pizza (or pizza nosh!) and KD or Jerusalem Steak House for fleishigs!

    #666646
    heimesheyid
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    Boro Park favorite is Mcfleishigs, ever taste a Boro Park sandwich from there, my mouth is watering. They are not too expensive either, which is another great part!

    #666647
    areivimzehlazeh
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    Joseph

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    “I say !!!!! is kinda girlie too.”

    Did anyone even get that?? poor asdfghjkl….

    my fav’s are prime grill, cafe k, doughies, cafe venezia, china glatt (now you just try n guess where i live… hehehehe)

    #666648
    moish01
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    ‘course we got it. we say that every other day.

    #666649
    moish01
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    wait, you’re going to the city? yeah prime grill is in there too.

    areivim, i think i live near you. how about Olympic pita?

    #666650
    areivimzehlazeh
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    asdf needs a session with squeak (the CR psychologist)- does anyone know if he services identity crises also?

    #666651
    areivimzehlazeh
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    so happens i never stepped foot in that place… i pass it all the time… but don’t live nearby… go unravel this riddle

    #666652
    beacon
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    Sunflower Cafe and Cafe K…

    #666653
    squeak
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    areivim, is this comment intended to tip me off to what I wrote that was so personal it had to be deleted? ‘cuz the post I was going to link to has disappeared.

    #666654
    qwertyuiop
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    moish: olympic pita is the best, and thier lafa is amazing.$

    ames: i’ve had sushi before, it’s nothing amazing, and certainly not addicting.$

    #666655
    kapusta
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    moish first lesson in life quit while you’re ahead! and btw, something tells me where in the same general vicinity, I’m also near olympic pita… they would get to see me more often maybe if they would keep their hours the way it used to be…a shame…

    #666656
    goody613
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    cafe napoli- great service, great food huge portions good prices

    #666657
    asdfghjkl
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    areivimzehlazeh: i tried defending myself abt joe saying !!!! is girly-the mods deeted it!!! i don’t need squeak the rubber ducky to help me out!!!

    i hate sushi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    #666658
    qwertyuiop
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    asdfghjkl: i’ll help: joseph the !!!! isn’t a girlie thing, it’s just another signature if that’s what asdfgjkl wants to use, there’s nothing wrong with it.$

    #666659
    squeak
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    Rubber ducky, indeed. Hmph. I guess you can’t expect any better from the Energizer Bunny.

    #666660
    SJSinNYC
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    There is an Olympic Pita Express near my office and I go semi-frequently (1-2X a month). I’ve also converted a ton of people in my office to loving schwarma!

    In Teaneck I love Smokey Joe’s (mexican), Noah’s Ark (good deli style restaurant) and Chickies (awesome, moderately priced chicken sandwhiches).

    In Monsey, KYO has awesome fried Bananas for dessert. They arent always on the menu, but you can ask for them. Get some vanilla ice cream too!

    #666661
    areivimzehlazeh
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    squeak- you are just toooooo good. I bet the people around you don’t even appreciate your dry humor

    #666663
    asdfghjkl
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    qwertyuiop: thanx buddy, i know i could always count on ya!!!

    squeak: ha ha sorry rubber ducky!!!

    #666664
    Poster
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    I happen to love pasta dishes (milchigs). I would prefer cafe’ k, Bertaluccisetc. over any fleishige place. I used to think that this would save me money but nowadays u can get a fleishige meal for the same prce as a milichig one. Still in all, pass the ziti!!

    #666665
    beacon
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    Poster- aah someone who agrees with me! Thank you

    #666666
    asdfghjkl
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    pastas ok!!! i like fetachini alfrato!!!!

    #666667
    anonymisss
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    Penne a la Vodka, what could be better?

    ~a~

    #666668
    moish01
    Member

    uh… rib steak?

    #666669
    asdfghjkl
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    moish01: yes a rib stake is better, but we’re working on saying dairy foods are okish!!

    #666670
    Poster
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    Its funny, i dont go for steak. It makes me an uncomfortable type of full. Thats why I always prefer Milchigs. When it comes to pasta I like lasagna, baked ziti, penne in pink sauce, stuffed cheese shells, just to name a few. MY MOUTH IS WATERING!!!

    #666671
    oomis
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    moish: olympic pita is the best, and thier lafa is amazing.$

    Olympic Pita has EXCELLENT food, especially the steak (for those rare occasions when we can afford a steak, LOL). I have been there three or four times (try to get a seat ALL the way in the back, the view is very interesting). The Laffa is almost the best part of the meal, they make it fresh on the spot, I believe, but even if not, OH BOY! I am not so much a fan of Israelistyle cuisn=ine, but I always enjoy their food.

    #666672
    SJSinNYC
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    I come from a long line of butchers/shochtim so I love a good steak. But I love good dairy food also (my family says milschting, which I thought people might not understand). Lasagna, stuffed shells, fettucini alfredo…I once made the most awesome fettucini with a pesto-alfredo sauce. Wow was that delicious and oh so fattening. It was for shavuos so well worth it!

    #666673
    noitallmr
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    STEAK… a oversized mouth watering STEAK!!! How come no one here has mentioned steak. Had one of the best ones ever in J.S – Manchester, U.K. Goes without saying that you gotta wash it down with a pint of Heiniken! Ahhhhhhhhh…

    Would highly recommend! And if your in Israel- Sheyan is where you wanna be.

    #666674
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    FOr those of u like me that love pasta but find it to be bad for the diet – here goes…

    ITALIAN PASTA DIET — IT REALLY WORKS !!

    1.. You walk pasta da bakery.

    2.. You walka pasta da candy store.

    3.. You walka pasta da Ice Cream shop.

    4.. You walka pasta da table and fridge.

    You will lose weight!

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

    #666675
    lovenlife
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    Burgers bar!!!!!!!! And cafe venezia!!!!!!!! I really like EVERY resteraunt lol

    #666676

    I don’t live in Brooklyn and I was in Flatbush for shabbos, and erev shabbos I went to Benny’s pizza (there is more than one of them in Brooklyn) and I had the best whole wheat slice I have ever tasted in my entire life.

    #666677

    I went to J11 last night to get food for my family and I got very good pizza, but they have this new thing a Grandma slice, out of this world, but Benny’s still has better food. J11 has alot better service.

    #666678

    For fast food in Brooklyn: Schnitzel King is the best, its not expensive either. They have amazing schnitzel, shwarma and burgeres. For approximately $10.00, you get almost any main dish you want, with any salad you want inside (they have good choices), a fries and a can, amazing deal.

    I gotta try Subsational, I heard its good.

    In Monsey-The best pizza is no question, Chai Pizza on 59 (they have good sushi too-they just got a new guy). *edited YW Moderator-39*

    For Sushi & Steak: Sushi Metsuyan & KYO are both amazing, but KYO is a little more expensive.

    For Chinese: Grand Bamboo on 59 is the best.

    For Fast Food: There is no shayla its KC (Kosher Castle) on 59.

    Bagel Stores: Eli’s Bagels is the best but they are a little too expensive for a bagel store. Fallsburg Bagels is next in line.

    Ice Cream: I didn’t go to fruity shake since they changed to smoothie corner but before that it was for sure The Ice Cream Scoop on 59, my friends went to both and say The Ice Crean Scoop is better.

    #666680
    lovenlife
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    Fuki hana is awesome!!

    #666681
    asdfghjkl
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    lovenlife: i never heard of Fuki hana, where is it????

    #666683
    squeak
    Participant

    You think they pay food critics????

    #666684
    lovenlife
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    Asdfghjkl: I meant fuji hana lol. Ave u!!

    #666685
    asdfghjkl
    Participant

    lovenlife: oh ha thanx!!!

    ames: yes they do pay food critics!!!! i know someone who used to get paid for that!!!!

    #666686
    areivimzehlazeh
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    asdf- really??? howdya become a food critic??

    now squeak- don’t repeat your line “if you have to ask…” 😉

    #666687

    i can’t become a food critic because of all the loshon hora involved 🙁

    Unless you write the restaurant review for the Jewish Press. Every restaurant reviewed is the best new place around. (If I remember correctly, however, there was once a humorous typo in a review. I think it was for Levana, but I might be mistaken)

    #666688
    squeak
    Participant

    JK – of course they pay them – but I meant that if I get all my dinners paid for (and not to mention having the restauranteer pay his utmost attention to me so that he gets a good review) that would be pay enough!

    It’s like the old story with the payphone guy. I’ll post in the humor section.

    #666689
    moish01
    Member

    you’ll get paid if you go on a talk show, no? like Arthur Schwartz.

    #666690
    asdfghjkl
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    areivimzehlazeh: not me lol!!! my brother[not qwertz] did it for a bit!!!!

    poor qwertz had work today it seems!!!!

    #666691
    GOIBOFF
    Member

    i live in toronto and milchig” milk and honey” is my ‘fav.’

    #666693
    mazal77
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    Ames – I love Subsational too!! Haven’t been to the Boro Park one though. Flatbush one is too closeby to warrant a trip to BP. Ashkenaz don’t like spicy things, so I guess they adjust the taste according to the customers. I remember going to a wedding and this obvious Askenaz girl was tasting something and complaining it was to spicy. I went to try what she was having. It wasn’t spicy at all in the hot sense, but it did have a lot of herbs to it. I guess to some people, having lots of herbs is considered “spicy”

    Sorry guys, to ruin the fun, but you DO NOT have exclusive rights to meat places. Schnitzel King is pretty good too. I am not going to write places I don’t like because that would be Lashon Hara.

    #666695
    SJSinNYC
    Member

    Mazal, my family is 99% ashkenazi, but we LOVE spicy food and spiced food. I hate bland food – its almost like whats the point? I like flavors!

    Ooh, where are sephardic pizza stores? I would love to try them!

    #666697
    SJSinNYC
    Member

    Thanks Ames! We do come in (my inlaws live there) and we will definitely try it!

    #666698
    mazal77
    Participant

    Yes ames- Now that you mentioned it, the askenzaz pizza is sweeter – Mendelsohn’s, Amnons etc.. Must be the sugar in the tomato sauce and crust.

    SJS – I’ve made recommendations to Pizza time on Avenue J many times. My friend who has had her share of non-kosher pizza said, that their pizza is the best kosher pizza she has ever had. It really is authentic Italian Pizza. The store was originally not kosher. The Italian owner went partners with a jewish man and became Kosher. They are packed and with good reason. The pizza is always made fresh. This past Motzei Shabbat – we could have had another pizza from a local place, but my friend said if she’s in Brooklyn, she wants Pizza Time pizza. They are a little pricey ($3.00 a slice) but worth it. The crust is thin and amazing.

    #666699
    moish01
    Member

    now we’ll know how good of a daughter-in-law sjs is – watch it be three months before she come in to brooklyn. of course we’ll know by how long it takes her to taste the pizza here…

    #666700
    mazal77
    Participant

    Ames – Haven’t tried Pizza Express(On Coney Island Avenue) yet – my mother did and she said it was good. The place is tiny though. I would imagine it to be more of a takeout place rather then a sit down store, there does seem to be a couple tables when I passed by. It’s on the same side as Annie Sez, but one avenue down.

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