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Probably the only restaurant in the world offering the odd combo of Brazilian and Nepalese food, Katmandu Spice was founded by a pair of friends from those respective countries. Himalayan specialties include thanthunk, a light garlicky broth floating pillowy homemade noodles, and sukuti, a Tibetan beef jerky. From the South American side of the ledger, bobo de camarao is very tasty -- big shrimp immersed in a thick creamy coconut sauce flavored with palm oil. Barbecued meats are available, too, and they can be ordered with Brazilian or Nepalese accompaniments. Finally, the menu also includes the occasional Indian and Indo-Chinese dish.
It's the quintessential New York buddy story: Two friends from Woodside—one Brazilian, one Nepalese—decided to open a restaurant. But they squabbled over what to serve: One loved the grilled steaks and coconut-milk-laced stews of his South... More »
Nothing more refreshing on a crisp autumn day than thanthunk, a light broth that glistens with droplets of oil freighted with the lightest free-form dumplings imaginable. But that's not all: Visible in the deep bowl are strips of beef and daikon radish and baby spinach leaves that wilt slightly as the magnificent soup is brought to the table. While Katmandu Spice isn't the only Nepalese restaurant in this part of the borough, it is the only one that also mounts a Brazilian menu, the result... More »
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