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“Best food in forest hills area love it. Guys are always smiling and the place is very clean all the time.“
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“The best Algerian restaurant in NYC, no doubt 🥰“
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“Best Marathon Station EVER!!!“
“So good! Excellent chicken noodle soup (the chili + bread on the side is great.) I normally HATE sweet potatoes but the sweet potato sandwich changed my mind, convincingly. The bread! And days later, I am still thinking about the broccoli spoon salad. Can’t wait to get back…“
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“Lovely spot, very friendly staff, coffee to die for yummy ;-) Perfect place to sit down and have a lovely lunch. Can't wait to get back in there.“
“The food and the guy working at the deli both tremendous. The check out lady ruined the entire experience rude and obviously unhappy she is working. She had nothing but attitude no smile no hello just rude. African American, heavy set her register was right next to the lady assisting open register. NYU is the best send her home.“
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“We love cafe 28 for breakfast as they have a huge choice. You can’t beat an everything bagel with sausage, bacon, eggs and cheese washed down with a large latte to get you set up for a days shopping on 6th. The omelette are great too. Highly recommend for a cheap but tasty start to your day“
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“I stopped by the Hindu Temple Canteen after visiting the temple and the place delivers exactly what people say about it. The food is simple, fresh and made with the kind of consistency you only get in a temple kitchen.
I tried two plates because I was there with a friend. The pongal was warm, comforting and properly seasoned. The curd vada had a light, balanced taste and felt refreshing. The mixture on the side added a nice crunch. The dosa was crisp, not oily, and the coconut chutney tasted clean. The sambar was mild but paired well with everything.
The canteen is not about presentation. It's about honest food that feels familiar and satisfying. Portions are fair and pricing is very reasonable for New York. If you're already visiting the temple, stopping here makes total sense. It’s quick, reliable and a good break before heading back out.“