Untouched concepts in fusion cuisine

[yendi]

I want to someday open a nice Jewish/Irish restaurant, two cuisines that don't get nearly enough hype.

Of course, I'd call it Finn MacKugel. :-)

Comments

[harold3.livejournal.com]

Somehow it just seems unnatural though.

Kind of like thai and french I wouldn't think they would mix.

[martinhesselius.livejournal.com]

Bwahahahahaha!!!

[aussie-nyc.livejournal.com]

I'd compete with a fast food chain: Plenty O'Blintz's.

[dwivian]

I guess Jewish Soul Food (Nacho Mama) isn't your thing?

Still.... there are latkes, and boxtys, and they aren't too far apart... maybe I need to look at this some more...

Good luck getting the Irish to give up leaven (and thus, beer) during Pesach, though.

[bassfingers.livejournal.com]

In Los Angeles there's a restaurant called Shalom Hunan...

[jeff-morris.livejournal.com]

There was a Jewish-Italian restaurant in St. Louis called "Joowappi's"...

JSM

[terracinque.livejournal.com]

Unnatural? Why, nothing would seem more natural than such a restaurant serving latkes!

[mycroftca.livejournal.com]

Or "Oy'Reilly's"

[mycroftca.livejournal.com]

Thai & French = Vietnamese....

[mycroftca.livejournal.com]

Amen. In a Guiness sauce.

[jerel.livejournal.com]

Stop with the puns! You're going to make my brain hurt! ::writes them all down and makes her husband read them::

[unwilly.livejournal.com]

Oy, kosher haggis.

[unwilly.livejournal.com]

Or a Chinese/Jewish

Soy Vey

(which is an actual company in CA, but it was worth mentioning)

[lordrexfear.livejournal.com]

I have a really nice Irish cookbook and my share of nice Jewish cookbooks.

Since I have the managment and culinary background, how about you come up with the money and you get 75% prestige.

Till I get so big, someone gives me money and wants to be a silent partner. ;)

[foxmagic.livejournal.com]

Psst! Happy Birthday. :)

we need more random fusion restaurants

[twisted-willow.livejournal.com]

There's a cuban / irish bar in Prague called O'Che's, which I thought was hilarious. Sadly the fusion only seemed to extend to the decor, but still.

[yendi]

Anything served in a Guinness sauce is something I'll try.

[yendi]

*groan*

(not that I wouldn't eat there)

[yendi]

Good luck getting the Irish to give up leaven (and thus, beer) during Pesach, though.

Heh. Good point. Ditto with some of us Jews, too.

[yendi]

For real? Sounds like something out of a movie.

[yendi]

:-)

One of the few kosher restaurants in Atlanta is a chinese restuarant located inside a Kroger supermarket. I guess once you eliminate the pork and seafood dishes, getting Chinese cuisine to be kosher is pretty easy.

[yendi]

Wait -- should I be apologizing to you, then, or to C?

[yendi]

Thanks!

Re: we need more random fusion restaurants

[yendi]

So which cuisine did they lean towards? I love both styles.

[yendi]

As soon as I win the lottery, I'll be able to afford to fund a restaurant. :-)

Re: we need more random fusion restaurants

[twisted-willow.livejournal.com]

Sadly neither really - more "pub grub" - burgers, the ubiquitous stews you get in Czech republic, generic "curry" type things. Still, it was cosy. And they served Guiness.

Re: we need more random fusion restaurants

[yendi]

Too bad. Granted, Cuban food might not work in a pup setting, but Irish food is born for it!

Re: we need more random fusion restaurants

[terracinque.livejournal.com]

Athens used to have a kosher Chinese restaurant called Chow Goldstein's.

Not as strange as it sounds. New York Jews have always been big fans of Chinese restaurants.