“Saray Cuisine is the right answer, although it's gone a little downhill (they took their mıhlama off the menu and I'm pretty sure they tried to convince me that a piece of butter was kaymak last time I went...).”
H3
7.2/10Middle EasternGreek
AI-generated summary
People call this the only place around doing a proper Turkish breakfast. Order the serpme kahvaltı, which is more food than you can finish, and add the menemen or a poğaça from the bakery the same owners run. It's across the river in New Jersey, an easy drive or bus from Manhattan. Regulars are sore that they pulled the mıhlama off the menu.
“Saray Cuisine is the right answer, although it's gone a little downhill (they took their mıhlama off the menu and I'm pretty sure they tried to convince me that a piece of butter was kaymak last time I went...).”
H3
“this is really the only place in the region doing a proper Turkish breakfast. Their menemen is great”
H2
“they offer a proper Turkish serpme kahvaltı (mixed breakfast) with more food than you can possibly finish.”
H2
“I prefer the serpme kahvalti (mixed breakfast) at Saray Cuisine”
H2
“The Turkish serpme kahvaltı (mixed breakfast) from Saray Cuisine in Palisades Park”
H2
“The best I've found in the city are at Saray Bakery in Palisades Park across the river - they serve them as part of the kahvaltı at their sister restaurant, Saray Cuisine.”
H2
“Mixed breakfast spread at Saray Cuisine (Cliffside Park) is TOPS - add their menemen or poğaça made fresh nearby from same owners? DROOLING!”
H2