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This unassuming spot offers soulful, traditional Gujarati specialties. Go for a thali, or check out the Gujarati snacks that can be found only at a handful of other New York restaurants. Two popular chickpea-based treats--dhokla and khandvi--are done well, the first a fluffy steamed cake made from fermented chickpea flour and topped with mustard seeds and green chiles, the second a pasta-like treat, the delicate yellow noodles rolled into spirals. The front room of the restaurant is occupied by a small sweets shop, stocked with homemade mithai, or Indian confections, some of the best you can get in New York.
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Bhojan means "home-cooked meal," and the restaurant's vegetarian Gujarati thali lives up to its moniker. The stainless-steel platter holds a score of little dishes around its circumference, the middle of the plate occupied by a pile of white rice, an airy puri, and a bit of pickle. One bowl is filled with a thin, white potage of warm, spiced yogurt, a dish typical of the region. It has the consistency of water but a tangy, milky, assertive flavor; it's best poured over rice and eaten,... More »
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