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[sadotter]

So Marci and I took advantage of our pain-in-the-ass-to-get reservation, and ate at Momofuku Ko last night. There's no disputing that the food is definitely, without a doubt, really, really damn awesome. And it's sort of thrilling to eat there, because the space has room for no tables - just a 14-seat bar that opens onto food prep space. Not

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fair review

[piscesboy311]

This is very cool. Thanks for the heads up on this place. I am staying in Brooklyn in a couple weeks and need some cuisine ideas...

Any for Brooklyn? My friend lives in Greenpoint and I've done Enid's for brunch twice, Fada and that surf and turf place. Any dinner ideas for casual, reasonably priced and cool atmosphere? I have a friend coming with me from Portland, OR and it is her first time to NYC...

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[never_the_less]

Queen's Hideout (Hideaway? I always forget) in Greenpoint on Manhattan and like, Huron? is great...or at least was two years ago -- someone who has been more recently should weight in here. Though I'm not sure what you mean by reasonably priced -- that is probably $17/entree?

Ben, did you write that menu down? How do you remember?

Re: fair review

[never_the_less]

not sure why my 18th c. french architecture icon is in use here...

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[sadotter]

ha, I was wondering if that was new!

[bifteck]

Sounds wild! And delicious! But I agree with you -- there's more to a high price tag on dining out than just the quality of the food.

[sadotter]

Delicious? Yes. Wild? Hmmmm....maybe not so much.

[bifteck]

I guess I meant the experience as a whole... reservation madness, tiny restaurant, double-duty staff, weird vibes, great food.

Anyway, you were there, not me. So I'll take your word for it. :)

T

[miraclejackson]

I want those short ribs like woah.

Re: T

[sadotter]

Not nearly as good as the ones at Cafe Gray, though.

T

[miraclejackson]

Is this viral marketing?

Re: T

[sadotter]

only if you let it sit out unrefrigerated for a week.