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292 Elizabeth St.,
New York, NY 10012
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Daily, noon-midnight
B, D, F, V at Broadway-Lafayette St.; N, R, W at Prince St.; 6 at Spring St.
$11-$16
Cash Only
Not Accepted
Canal St. to 8th St., Ave. A to Sixth Ave.
Rice with Jamaican jerk chicken, rice with Thai beef salad, rice with Vietnamese grilled chicken salad, rice with tofu balls, rice with curried chicken–you get the picture. It's all about rice at this staple for students and hipsters who aren't on the Atkins diet. The menu globe-trots from Jamaica to India to Thailand, offering ten different types of rice and about a dozen main-course toppings (curries, salads, sauces, etc.). Other entrees are available, but these tend to be less consistent than the house specialty. For style points, there's a small but plucky wine list. At the original, shoebox-sized Nolita location, a candlelit atmosphere that's perfect for a low-budget date, while the Brooklyn branch has a very cool brick-warehouse setting with an outdoor patio.
NoteReservations are only accepted for parties of six or more.
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