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Thursday, March 11th, 2010

In what must be Kosher Indian month, Koshertopia has confirmed that BHOJAN at 102 Lexington Ave is now kosher certified under Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg. Bhojan is a vegetarian restaurant serving fresh , healthy and satisfying meals. They highlight dishes from the North and West of India.

Click here for the Bhojan listing

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Solo Update

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Koshertopia has confirmed that Solo will re-open on Monday, March 15th. Closed for over two weeks by the Building Department after glass fell from the roof of the Sony atrium (which houses Solo) during a Purim party on Saturday night.

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Pesach 5770 – Comprehensive New York Guide

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Koshertopia is currently preparing our renown comprehensive Pesach Kosher-Guide for 5770. The guide will include a full listing of restaurants and take-out facilities that are open for Pesach across the tri-state area.

If you would like to be featured or for advertising opportunities email pesach@koshertopia.com

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Prime KO Update

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Prime Grill’s newest location, Prime KO is rumored to have a soft opening before Pesach. The new restaurant at 217 West 85th Street is currently in the final stages of renovation. Koshertopia staff was taken on an exclusive tour and is impressed with the space. This latest high-end restaurant is certainly going to be well received. Official opening is set for after Pesach.

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Solo Closed Until Monday

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

The Sony Plaza which contains Solo Restaurant has been closed due to glass falling from the roof of the Sony atrium during a Purim party on Saturday night. Sony has been fined $25,000 by the Department of Buildings. Repairs are underway and management has informed Koshertopia that the restaurant hopes to re-open on Monday.

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Vegan Restaurant Loving Hut NYC is Now Kosher

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Koshertopia has confirmed that the Loving Hut of New York City at 348 7th Ave. (between 29th and 30th St.) is under the supervision of Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg of the Cup K. Their mission, “be veg, go green, save the planet” speaks directly to their cuisine. The restaurant usesonly premium vegan ingredients. All dishes are free of animal ingredients, with no msg, mil or eggs on premises. All items are 100% vegan.

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Shalom Bombay Coming to NYC

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

From zero to two in less than a month! Koshertopia has confirmed that Teaneck’s glatt Kosher Indian, Shalom Bombay is opening in Murray Hill right after Pesach (expected open date is April 11th). The restaurant will be located at 344 Lexington Ave. (corner 39th)  supervised under the OU. Shalom Bombay has an extensive menu of delicious Indian Cuisines – including  Mughlai, Non Vegetarian, and Vegetarian food.

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New Logo for Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg – Cup K

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg now uses a new symbol for his supervision. Aside from his name, the supervision will be known as ‘Cup-K’.

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Cup K - Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg

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Carlos & Gabby’s Officially Open (In Riverdale)

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Last week we reported that Carlos & Gabby’s in Riverdale would be opening soon. Turns out it was sooner than they thought! They are now officially open for business providing Riverdale with a healthy serving of Mexican cuisine.

Click Here for their listing

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At Long Last Glatt Kosher Indian Restaurant Open in Manhattan

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Teaneck has one, and now Manhattan has one with Dakshin II opening earlier this week. Dakshin II is Manhattan’s first Glatt Kosher certified Indian restaurant. Dakshin II is located at 1154 First Avenue (between 63rd and 64th Street) and is supervised under the OK (Organized Kashrus Laboratories). Dakshin II brings you upscale Indian cuisine with and extensive menu that will suit any palate. From their vegetarian selections as well as traditional tandoori specialties and seafood entrees, there is literally something for everyone. (NOTE: Dakshin I located on the UES is not under kosher supervision)

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