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Tamarind Tribeca is like an upscale Indian Shopsin's, with a sprawling menu that offers regional dishes from every part of the subcontinent. Some of them are relatively obscure to American audiences--sweet Afghani naan, spicy Marathi chicken, Kashmiri pulao, Keralan chicken with coconut milk and curry leaves. The restaurant does not employ an executive chef, preferring to rely on a team of chefs, each with his or her specialties. The unorthodox approach is effective: Tamarind Tribeca's food is mainly great. Don't miss the pickled venison chops.
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Welcome to 100 Dishes to Eat Now, Fork in the Road's handy list of some of our favorite dishes -- old standbys and new finds alike -- compiled daily. Today's pick: Tofah e zameen ($10) at Tamarind Tr... More »
A sprawling menu does not always inspire confidence. Imagine a North American restaurant that serves clam chowder, Texas barbecue brisket, Cincinnati spaghetti chile, poutine, tacos, and deep-dish pizza. Unless you're at Shopsin's, it's probably... More »
Newcomer Tamarind Tribeca is distinguished by a menu full of regional specialties, some of them relatively obscure. It would be as though an American restaurant offered Indiana pork tenderloin sandwic... More »
Tamarind Tribeca will open on Monday, with two levels, 175 seats, and a team of chefs rather than one executive chef. Although ordinary dishes like the dreaded chicken tikka masala make appearances, t... More »
Deer were once plentiful in many parts of India, and the pickled venison at newcomer Tamarind Tribeca is a riff on a classic preparation for preserving the meat. In this version, the fat chops emerge sizzling from the tandoor, utterly tender, their lean minerality enhanced by a marinade of tart pickling spices and yogurt. A sprinkle of roasted chickpea flour lends nuttiness and another level of deliciousness. More »
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