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New Yak and Yeti location delivers curry in a hurry
&Mdash; When an established restaurant opens another location, it can test both the eatery and its customers. Will the addition start a successful chain or strain the operation?
After Marty's New York Bagel Deli abruptly closed in February, a spot in the Northern Lights strip mall anchored by REI was up for grabs. Yak and Yeti, a nearly 5-year-old Spenard restaurant specializing in cuisine from India, Nepal and Tibet, opened up a second location in the space in May. Both restaurants are run by husband and wife team Lobsang Dorjee and Suzanne Hull.
While the original location is a traditional, sit-down restaurant, the new spot has an express feel. Hull said it's designed to be a grab-and-go eatery for diners looking to get something besides the typical fare on their lunch hour. Patrons order from a counter and are called by name when their dishes are ready. Silverware and water are self-serve.
Display cases are still prominent along the front counter, but instead of Marty's bagels, they are now partially lined with cookies, cupcakes, éclairs and other pastries. An extra display sits unfilled and off to the side, under the gaze of a Dalai Lama poster.
TV Treats: Review of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA
I hate almost all of Ramsay's TV output except for the UK Kitchen Nightmares which should be mandatory viewing in all UK catering colleges. The business of feeding people is deeply interesting. Whilst this US one is good, all his worst traits are coming to the fore which I dislike.
If you don't know the series, it's simple. He goes into a failing restaurant and (usually) fixes it. Most of his ideas seem incredibly obvious to us on the outside but when these people are up to the necks in it, they can find it hard to see a way out. He provides that way out.
The UK one usually has him pretty aggressive as always but tempered with a burning desire to help and direct. The anger only comes when the people won't listen. If a guy who runs a several-hundred-million dollar restaurant business gave me advice, I'd take it without question!
I've seen two US ones now. The dodgy Italian with the Sopranos wannabe and the one about The Mixing Bowl Eatery. Both set very near NY which makes you think the programme was made on a tight budget. The episode last night was a bit different because for once, there was no issue with the ability of the chef/owner, just with what he was serving. When they opened 10 years previously, there were 4 other restaurants. Now there were 41 and the menu hadn't changed!...
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A year of great eating: The top 11 restaurants of 2011 “The Harvest Dog” began with the same weiner but it was gussied up with warm apple slices, New York cheddar, local maple bacon and maple syrup. Liverwurst, coarse chopped onions and mustard on rye was right up my alley. Not just any old liverwurst, ... |