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Kalustyan's
Indian $$$$$
123 Lexington Ave. (b/w 28th & 29th St.)
New York , NY 10016
Indian $$$$$
123 Lexington Ave. (b/w 28th & 29th St.)
New York , NY 10016
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8 reviews
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Kalusytans
By Gotham Gal Jan 22, 2007
I know I posted about this store a few years back but I can't help but write about Kalustyans again. Another one of my favorite spots in New York. When I go to Kalustyans I cant help but go a little crazy. It can be dangerous. FULL REVIEW
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NYC Dining: Kalustyan’s
By Off The Broiler Oct 30, 2006
If you like to cook Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine, then you know how important fresh spices are to making your dishes taste good. You certainly can’t get fresh ground spices at the average supermarket because they hold onto stuff for years at a time and by then, they’ve lost all their pungency and their essential oils have dried up or gone rancid. FULL REVIEW
Kalustyan's
By Ganjin Girl's Guide to Chinatown Jun 13, 2006
What a difference one store away makes! Foods of India is horrible (at least for customer service) - but run right next door to Kaustyan's, where they have, among a million other nationalities, Turkish and Greek sweets like Baklava. Gawd, not another culture to eat through! Where can it end? Well, dive into the munchies here, they're really nice and different. FULL REVIEW
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Kalustyan's
By Metro Foodie Sep 10, 2005
Quick note...Happened by Kalustyan's this morning. It's on Lexington in Curry Hill. If you live in NYC, or visiting for that matter and don't know Kalustyan's, it's not my fault anymore. They have everything Indian and Middle Eastern you could ever want. They have 66 varieties of Lentils and Dal alone. Check out the gourmet sub-continental section of their website. Very impressive. FULL REVIEW
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Living and Eating in Curry Hill
By Big Apple Dining Guide Aug 15, 2005
The famous Kalustyan's is known for its never ending walls of spices, beans, imported items and the like. I love living a stone's throw from it and always take friends visiting from other countries as well as other sections of Manhattan to see it for themselves. It's also a place of many firsts. My first Kaffir Lime Leaves, my first golden almonds, my first red colour for tandoori chicken, my first garam masala and the list goes on. FULL REVIEW
Kalustyan's Masala Café
By Salli Vates Oct 10, 2004
If you're wandering around Curry Hill in search of some chana masala, you might be sidetracked by the orange lights of Kalustyan's Masala Café. Although you won't find your beloved North Indian favorites there, you will experience a magical meal of exotic spices and unusual flavors. (And you may have many questions for the waiters regarding the ingredients!) FULL REVIEW
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Kalustyans
By Lulu Loves Manhattan Aug 13, 2004
I found my way to Kalustyans last weekend after a heavy but delicious meal at Chennai Garden nearby. FULL REVIEW
Kalustyan’s Café
By The Strong Buzz Aug 01, 2004
The dim and dusty stretch of Lexington Avenue just north of 23rd Street is chock full of friendly, cabbie-crowded Indian dive joints. But it was—until now— missing a more welcoming place for the neighborhood and beyond to come and eat authentic Indian fare tweaked for a New York crowd. FULL REVIEW
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