$17 for $35 Worth of Middle Eastern Fare or Two Miso Soups and Two Specialty Sushi Rolls at Hamizrach Glatt Kosher Restaurant
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Middle Eastern eatery crafts traditional fair in accordance with kosher guidelines & dishes out variety with creative sushi menu
Kosher restaurants are held to high standards: they’re inspected by rabbis, they use different dishes for meat and dairy products, and no one is allowed to use the letter “E” while dining in one. Enjoy a vowel-light meal with today’s Groupon to Hamizrach Glatt Kosher Restaurant.
- For $17, you get $35 worth of kosher Middle Eastern fare.
- For $20, you get two miso soups and two specialty sushi rolls (up to a $40.40 value).<p>
Hamizrach Glatt Kosher Restaurant’s menu serenades bellies with a chorus of kebabs, hummus, falafel, and other Middle Eastern specialties, all meticulously prepared in adherence to kosher guidelines. Divvy up the Moroccan platter, a medley of falafel, spring rolls, and Israeli salad ($13). Pita sandwiches trap falafel ($6), and hot chicken lentil soup, unlike a slow dance with a snowman, warms the stomach ($8). The manti ($17), traditional Bukharian steamed dumplings stuffed with a beef and lamb mix, and the oven-baked rainbow-trout fillet ($23) satisfy all seven senses and scramble for table space during the main course.
The restaurant shows its many talents through its sushi menu. Guests can pair two steamy bowls of miso soup ($4.25 each) with the likes of two specialty sushi rolls such as the Red Dragon, a California roll prepared with salmon and a soya reduction ($13.95), or the tempura salmon-, avocado-, and cucumber-packed Last Samurai ($13.95), which is far less lonely when chosen for consumption.
Middle Eastern eatery crafts traditional fair in accordance with kosher guidelines & dishes out variety with creative sushi menu
Kosher restaurants are held to high standards: they’re inspected by rabbis, they use different dishes for meat and dairy products, and no one is allowed to use the letter “E” while dining in one. Enjoy a vowel-light meal with today’s Groupon to Hamizrach Glatt Kosher Restaurant.
- For $17, you get $35 worth of kosher Middle Eastern fare.
- For $20, you get two miso soups and two specialty sushi rolls (up to a $40.40 value).<p>
Hamizrach Glatt Kosher Restaurant’s menu serenades bellies with a chorus of kebabs, hummus, falafel, and other Middle Eastern specialties, all meticulously prepared in adherence to kosher guidelines. Divvy up the Moroccan platter, a medley of falafel, spring rolls, and Israeli salad ($13). Pita sandwiches trap falafel ($6), and hot chicken lentil soup, unlike a slow dance with a snowman, warms the stomach ($8). The manti ($17), traditional Bukharian steamed dumplings stuffed with a beef and lamb mix, and the oven-baked rainbow-trout fillet ($23) satisfy all seven senses and scramble for table space during the main course.
The restaurant shows its many talents through its sushi menu. Guests can pair two steamy bowls of miso soup ($4.25 each) with the likes of two specialty sushi rolls such as the Red Dragon, a California roll prepared with salmon and a soya reduction ($13.95), or the tempura salmon-, avocado-, and cucumber-packed Last Samurai ($13.95), which is far less lonely when chosen for consumption.
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