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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 19, 2010 -- Kosher restaurant in London [Jewish Chronicle]

Grill is 'Brill' for Families

Our barbeque may have finally gone into hibernation, but fortunately we can call on Ralphy's New York Grill. Brooklyner Yossi Horowitz has brought some of the flavours and style of his native city to Edgware's burgeoning kosher streets, opening up a couple of months ago at 32-34 Station Road on the site of a former Greek restaurant run by George Michael's father.

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Serenaded by a Sinatra soundtrack, we sat down to a welcoming dish of crunchy nachos and fresh homemade salsa. Our happy first impressions were rapidly reinforced with the superb pastrami egg roll, an inspired union of hamishe and Chinese, with its strips of seasoned meat and onion packed into crispy wonton casings

“eight-year-old Joshua tucked into a kids' burger which looked fairly adult to me”

The fire poppers, morsels of fried chicken in a spicy barbeque sauce, were no slouch either. If you can't make up your mind about the starters, then you can simply order a combo platter, with above dishes plus buffalo wings and chilli con carne. While there is a good selection of salads and main dishes - 10oz rib steak, ribs, Cajun chicken, kebabs and more - we settled for various burgers/sandwiches.Wife Karen went for a sandwich steak; daughter Deborah a crispy chicken breast cutlet; eight-year-old Joshua tucked into a kids' burger which looked fairly adult to me, while I went for a Ralphy's deluxe with a barbeque sauce and fried onions. The meat was tender and cooked just as we liked, successful choices all round.

'It's funny how English people eat a sandwich with a fork,' observed Yossi, 'I like the etiquette'.

We hadn't intended to have deserts, but we were glad we were prevailed upon to try. They were attractively presented and a treat when they came - a suitably wicked chocolate fondue and a ramekin of apple crumble with a dollop of ice cream melting into it - a real winter warmer. Joshua demolished his Skyscraper sundae (marshmallow and wafer) with no trouble.

If you're looking for a family fress, reasonably priced and in a cheerful setting, Ralphy's is hard to beat. Starters are £4.50, burgers £7-8 (with chips and coleslaw), desserts £3.95. Booking is advised on Thursday to Sunday evening.

I leave the last word to my son Joshua who commandeered my notebook to pass his own verdict: 'The kids' burger is for children with big appetites. I recommend you to go. It's a family restaurant and the meat's brill.'

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