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This venerable (two years old!) diamond district kosher Bukharan has hopped across the street to fancier digs, and the new place has a (gasp!) dining terrace overlooking the action on the street, maybe so the patrons can keep track of the comings and goings of their diamonds. The charcoal-grilled kebabs (pick lamb rib or ground-meat lula) are as good as ever, and so are the fries, but skip the new menu section-featuring sushi!? There's better in the immediate vicinity. Uzbek standards like plov, samsa, and lag.man still rock, but prices do seem to have gone up a dollar or two
Old-timer Taam Tov loped across the street this year into roomier digs, and the diamond district Uzbek now offers--gasp!--an outdoor dining area. It's really just a narrow balcony, but it is outdoors, and if you peer intently through the chinks in the barricade, you can look down on the bustling street while you eat your bargain charcoal-grilled kebabs, contemplate the refreshing salads and Israeli bread dips, and slide the greasy-but-wonderful samsa pastries down your pie hole. If... More »
If you thought Gan Eden was the last word in charcoal-grilled diamond district kebabs, reconsider. TAAM TOV offers stiff stick-borne competition via a menu that goes beyond the usual Uzbek to Georgian and Russian kosher standards. Lamb pilaf is offered in two varieties, including one that's a daunting green color. More »
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