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This Kosher Deli/Restaurant offers a variety of food and exhibits quick service. The decor isn't much to look at, so I would suggest sticking with with takeout. The Matzah Ball Soup I had too much chicken and noodles and not enough Matzah - It could be a personal preference but it was more a chicken noodle soup than a matzah ball soup.

I stay towards the front and its pretty good. Every time I go to the back counter I feel like I am getting swindled. Also the salad bar is in front.

Here in Boston if you want a fast food kosher burger you have to make it yourself. I wish we had a Kosher Deluxe with a drive-through! Are you listening, kosher restaurateurs? Burgers and fried chicken with sides of kasha or latkes or knishes! YUM!

This place has really tasty food (Chinese is great though the prices are a bit high - and I absolutely LOVE the fried chicken and the roast chicken). Great selection - they have practically everything you would ever want to eat. I usually order online - excellent website that lets you customize your order and pay with a credit card - always a super smooth transaction. Every time I've ordered by phone, the service was wonderful - very polite and helpful. And the Shabbos special is a steal and really yummy too - can't count how many times I was running late from work on Friday and totally relied on this - and each time they came through spectacularly. I would highly recommend ordering take out from here - and overall, the prices are reasonable considering that everything is kosher.

This place has a great fixins bar at the falafel station. The food is a bit expensive but that it to be expected. Do not come for the service, and I suggest you take out.

The place is a zoo and the prices are high, but some of the food is quite tasty. like the falafel and schwarma. My matzoh ball soup had one small matzoh ball, and was otherwise watered down cambell's. The roll it came with was the best part. The sandwiches are good but cost almost as much as the more famous delis, and are about one half the size. I guess you could say the prices are authentic to this type of place, but the portions are small.

I have been to this place many times and their Chinese is good food although, I have seen better presentations in other places. The Fries are a bit expensive and sometimes can be a bit greasy. The shwarma and falafel is excellent, however the salad, some things lack quality such as their eggplant and long peppers are too oily. Also, for the extra money it costs to get the shwarma on a laffa, you might as well save some money and get it on a pita. A real good deal you can get there is the junior deli sandwiches with French Fries and drink; it was perfect for my son.