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Chennai Garden
Indian, Vegetarian, Kosher $$$$$
129 E 27th St. (b/w Park & Lexington Ave.)
New York , NY 10016
Indian, Vegetarian, Kosher $$$$$
129 E 27th St. (b/w Park & Lexington Ave.)
New York , NY 10016
| (212) 689-1999 See all Murray Hill, Gramercy restaurants |
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Agreed. You'd think this place, which describes itself as indian, vegetarian, kosher, would be a little TOO healthy..... au contraire... EVERYTHING was fried. everything. except for a carrot, which DOUG ate! it was tough to distinguish any major differences in taste between dishes--what a cop-out for a chef.. In great company with fried-ful conversation is all that mattered :)
RissaRachel 541 days ago
When you think vegetarian and kosher you might think healthy. Think again. Virtually everything served was fried...perhaps it was a bad order on our part (or good, depending on how you look at it) . The soup was quite tasty and something I would get again. All in all, the company provided a great deal of entertainment - it was a fun meal.
blogsoop 541 days ago
Headed here tonight. Will offer a full report.
blogsoop 541 days ago
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By Lulu Loves Manhattan Aug 09, 2005
If you're searching for the best bhel puri in Manhattan, look no further than Chennai Garden. Quite odd that you would find the most lip-smackingly delicious Bombay street snack in a kosher certified South Indian restaurant, but I've got to award Chennai Garden with first prize when it comes to bhel. FULL REVIEW
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By The Amateur Gourmet Oct 25, 2004
Since I've moved to New York, I've lived a bifurcated life. There's my downtown NYU life and my "uptown" Chelsea life. My downtown NYU life involves a bevy of new friends, classes, teachers, projects, plays, meals and exotic dancers. My "uptown" Chelsea life involves Lolita (my cat) and my "old school" school friends---namely, Lisa. I've been neglecting Lisa lately. Don't you miss her? I know I do. FULL REVIEW
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