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08-10-2005, 12:23 PM
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Re: NYC Restaurants
Angelica Kitchen
Kate's Joint Zen Palate and any of the city's many Pakistan or Indian restaurants. And, the best vegetarian restaurant I've been too in NYC (but it's not casual as you ask) is Hangawi. 
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08-10-2005, 12:28 PM
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Re: NYC Restaurants
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I would bet most of the world's natural resources that Paluka has been to Zen Palate. [/ QUOTE ] I was actually there yesterday, and not by choice. The place really is the most overrated vegetarian restaurant on the planet. If I never eat there again, I'll be pleased. The upstairs Zen Palate is actaully pretty tasty, though.
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08-10-2005, 12:29 PM
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Re: NYC Restaurants
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Angelica Kitchen Kate's Joint Zen Palate and any of the city's many Pakistan or Indian restaurants. And, the best vegetarian restaurant I've been too in NYC (but it's not casual as you ask) is Hangawi. [/ QUOTE ] I have obvioulsy been to all these places.
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#16
08-10-2005, 12:30 PM
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[ QUOTE ] A good example of what I'm looking for here is Josie's on the UWS. It is great for vegetarians but has meaty food, it is tasty, it is casual, and it is not ethnic. I appreciate the help but obviously I can figure out the Indian places on my own. [/ QUOTE ] As I said I am getting these from my friend; she tries to go to these types of places all the time. I should have just suggested Palmador. I really enjoyed Ono at the Gansevort by the way; but it's not too casual. Anyhoo; here's her response: friend: he sounds like an obnoxious ass friend: for real friend: those are 3 good suggestions friend: and josie's isn't great [/ QUOTE ] Haha! If I'm being obnoxious in this thread I apoligize. I understand those are great suggestions.
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#17
08-10-2005, 12:31 PM
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Have you been to Hangawi? [/ QUOTE ] I just checked out their website. I applaud the efforts of my countrymen to take advantage of white people's willingness to equate old, slanty-eyed people with healthy and mystical.
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#18
08-10-2005, 12:32 PM
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[ QUOTE ] Have you been to Hangawi? [/ QUOTE ] I just checked out their website. I applaud the efforts of my countrymen to take advantage of white people's willingness to equate old, slanty-eyed people with healthy and mystical. [/ QUOTE ] Haha!
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08-10-2005, 12:36 PM
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Re: NYC Restaurants
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As I said I am getting these from my friend; she tries to go to these types of places all the time. I should have just suggested Palmador. I really enjoyed Ono at the Gansevort by the way; but it's not too casual. [/ QUOTE ] The online reviews for Odo are awesomely bad, but I never trust those anyway. What is Palmador? Did you mean Paladar?
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#20
08-10-2005, 12:37 PM
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Re: NYC Restaurants
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] A good example of what I'm looking for here is Josie's on the UWS. It is great for vegetarians but has meaty food, it is tasty, it is casual, and it is not ethnic. I appreciate the help but obviously I can figure out the Indian places on my own. [/ QUOTE ] As I said I am getting these from my friend; she tries to go to these types of places all the time. I should have just suggested Palmador. I really enjoyed Ono at the Gansevort by the way; but it's not too casual. Anyhoo; here's her response: friend: he sounds like an obnoxious ass friend: for real friend: those are 3 good suggestions friend: and josie's isn't great [/ QUOTE ] Haha! If I'm being obnoxious in this thread I apoligize. I understand those are great suggestions. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think so, unfortunately she wants nothing more to do with OOT restaurant threads.
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