Kosher Restaurant In London
Posted January 18th, 2010 by contributor[Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2008]
‘Bringing the Big Apple to Edgware’ Kosher Restaurant in London is the lofty claim of this new grill restaurant. Dishes are named after New York landmarks, with Madison Avenue lamb cutlets or Broadway beef cubes; for vegetarians, there’s a Staten Island vegetable burger, Central Park portobello mushrooms or an Empire State salad – chargrilled veg, presumably piled into a suitably towering stack.
"...there’s something for everyone."
But is the food authentic? On our visit the kitchen was finding it hard to deliver orders together, but produced a succulent corned beef sandwich (layers of thin slices instead of the thicker salt beef) and hot and crispy fried chicken. Ralphy’s is a good place for families with children; there’s something for everyone (with the possible exception of those watching their waistlines). You could have a juicy steak salad with capers and mixed leaves, or a hot dog with corn cobs and chips. The chefs also do a mean chocolate pudding, with gooey sauce oozing out. Ice-cream and milkshakes are, of course, parev – so expect colour rather than flavour. Ralphy’s is a stone’s throw from the long-established, non-kosher B&K Salt Beef Bar. In this area, which has a growing observant community, it should do well.
Yossi Horowitz - our Owner/Chef is a born and bred New Yorker, hailing from Crown Heights, Brooklyn. After achieving a degree in Culinary Arts from The New York Restaurant School, he worked in several different restaurants, quickly realising that there were few options for a strictly Kosher Chef in the restaurant industry. He therefore decided that opening his own restaurant was the best way forward and with a saturated market in New York City and a wife originating from London the decision was easy - "Bring the Big Apple" to London!
After living in London for a time and analysing both the market and his own personal culinary strengths "Ralphy's New York Grill" was born (indecently named after his oldest son - himself born soon after their arrival in London). As a truly authentic New Yorker with a real passion for it's native food, he felt himself best suited to introduce his "Home Comforts" to the London Community and Ralphy's menu is as genuine as it gets, from the Pastrami and Corned Beef cut thin and piled high, right down to the Apple Pie (his mothers recipe!).
As a father it was also important to make his restaurant as child friendly as possible whilst maintaining a relaxed dining environment and therefore Ralphy's prides itself on a great kids menu and crayons and placemats to keep the little ones entertained between courses. As a restaurant we aim to be fresh, delicious, courteous and exciting and strongly welcome feedback from our customers, so if you have something to say please do not keep it to yourself, there is always room for improvement and we are here for you so do let us know how we can serve you better!
We are genuinely enjoying our first Kosher Restaurant in London experience of running a restaurant and thank all of our loyal customers for their continued support and we hope to see you all again soon.
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