Some of us were a bit disappointed to see Ambrosia on Church Avenue close a couple months back, as it was one of the few places within the borders to get a half-decent veal parm. I took it so personally that I boycotted its successor, Bangladeshi joint Zaffran, out of pure spite. Luckily the Village Voice was there to take up the slack and tell us all about the place.
Hidden under the fluffy, oiled rice, this biryani was replete with chunks of bone-in lamb (suck out the marrow!), long-cooked onions, prunes, and small green chiles. A faint slick of neon yellow on the bottom of the plate gave away the presence of mustard oil. With the deluxe addition of a boiled egg, this is truly a feasting dish. (read more)
That sounds almost good enough to take them off my blacklist. I'm also rather fond of their No Politics policy, as evidenced above. Has anyone gotten around to eating here? Tell us about it in the comments.
2 comments:
The food is decent... but if you're getting something to go they dont listen to instructions very well... and I only have experience with getting food from there to go because I live a block away and dont like eating in cafeterias...
Oh and that Keep Silence sign is absolute bullshit... If you've ever walked past it (any time of day, any day of the week) you'll notice the crowd of 50+ old men that block the sidewalk, smoking and talking at the top of their lungs.
Actually... come to think of it, I really hate that place.
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I thought it meant "No Politeness". I guess my mind is still screwed up because of the Anarchists. OOOPPPs I shouldn't talk politics.
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