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"That's two blocks from my house. It is good food, but NOT HEALTH TO ALL! It's not Asian at all."
Téléphone: +17188979080
Adresse: 92-09 63rd Dr., Rego Park 11374, 11374-2922, United States
Ville: Rego Park
Site Web: http://cheburechnaya-queens.com/
Lundi: 10:00 -23:00
Mardi: 10:00 -23:00
Mercredi: 10:00 -23:00
Jeudi: 10:00 -23:00
Vendredi: 10:00 -17:00
Samedi: 18:00 -23:30
Dimanche: 10:00 -23:00
Plats: 5
Catégories: 5
Avis: 2136
Meat Cheburekis. As Angeleno, my palate for central Asian cuisine is not very demanding, but I like Cheburechnaya and look forward to my next trip to New York so I return to Cheburechnaya. I found it out from a friend who lives in Manhattan and eaten there a few times. I have eaten the Chebureki (the different forms of Uzbeki fried dumplings) and some of their stews and satisfied with them all. When I went for the first time, one of the guys who were with me asked what was in every chebureki. The somewhat annoyed waitress replied, in a rather thick accent, something like, This is lamb, that is meat, and this is also meat. This explanation was good enough for us, and we enjoyed it. My friends...
Incredible experience eating out here with friends with lots of food options that are just completely delicious. We had four people in the group so we got a lapioshka, cheborekye, samsy, fresh salad pelimeni soup to start and for the main course chicken wings, lamb ribs and garlic french fries. The food was delicious and well seasoned. My friends told me how they have young Mexicans who speak Russian working down stairs carving out the meat. I thought that was hilarious there was more said that I would not care to share here cuz it's going to sound crazy.
Home-style and kosher-friendly restaurant! Fast-paced service and seems to be always busy. They have a wide selection of meats, which is great for meat-lovers! Decently priced and all the dishes are delicious. Everything on the menu is kosher. (If you order the borscht, don’t expect sour cream on top) All the servers were friendly and the service was quick. They have gender neutral restrooms.
This was a fun novelty. I didn't know NYC has a Uzbeki neighborhood. Had the chebureki with meat (fried dough stuffed with lamb and beef), the goshtgizdha (baked dough stuffed with lamb), the pelmeni (dumpling soup), and the lulya kebab (made fresh on a charcoal grill, very nicely juicy). All were expertly made. The chebureki and the goshtgizdha were my favorite.
