The musky meat flavored with onions and coriander is a savory treat. But the lamb stew ($11.95) is the real menu sleeper. The fluffy rice, which comes with just about everything on the menu, soaks up the sauce in a most enticing manner. Casa Madeira, London: I love the Portuguese repertoire restaurant review. Boneless meat stewed in tomato broth with chopped jalapeño peppers perks up the senses, but doesn't overwhelm them. Chicken Tantuni ($9.95) is a kitchen favorite.
A dollop of yogurt on one side of the plate and a pouf of fluffy rice on the other balances everything out. As if the shaved gyro meat smothered in tomato sauce were not appealing enough, it is all made perfectly mouthwatering by a generous dose of warm ghee poured over it tableside. This is their most popular dish, and for good reason. Then treat yourself to the Beef Iskender ($11.95). You eat it with your hands, using the lettuce provided as a scoop to wrap around the salad. Underbelly considered calling the restaurant Il Pastore, meaning the. Start with the kisir salad, made with bulgur and tomatoes ($7.95). They red-sauce Italian food that was a hit at One Fifth seemed too pedestrian for the more upscale location, Quincy said. These tend to be sticky and pudding-ish, but usually round out the meal in a pleasant fashion. All meals come with hot tea and whatever dessert the kitchen whips up that day. The menu, composed of stews, salads, and kebabs, is small enough that it takes only a few trips to sample its entirety. I don’t think I ever understood how any meat broth could be the basis of a restaurant’s reputation until I ate the dweji gomtang at Okdongsik. The simplest thing to do is to just put yourself in the hands of young Eren at the counter, and let him guide you through it. There are specials that aren't listed on it, and the pricing and meat choices are hard to follow. It can be a little confusing to try to read the menu from the blackboard mounted on the wall.
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He keeps an archive of all his journalism at. His most recent book is Wasted Calories and Ruined Nights. But this time, armed with a repertoire of Turkish home cookery, it's Troy that will win the turf war. Jay Rayner Jay Rayner is the Observers restaurant critic and a feature writer. Red walls and long wooden tables beckon you in. Inside Troy, Nazmi Eren and his family have effected a DIY makeover that successfully screens their invading force. Like the horse in the story, the charmless strip center is just a decoy. ‘If you’ve ever eaten a pastel de nata in London, it probably came from them’: Casa. Such is the case with Troy, a delightful Turkish cafe lurking behind a North Austin Valero station. Casa Madeira, London: ‘I love the Portuguese repertoire’ restaurant review Food The Guardian. Gone are the pesty old warming trays, the over-breaded jalapeño poppers, and the stale chimichangas Austin's gas station cafes are steadily metamorphosing into culinary butterflies. There is definitely something going on with gas station cafes these days.
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