Restaurants that offer White Cabbage

Nish Nush John St

➤ 41 John St, New York City, New York, USA, 10038, United States

Tea • Israeli • Sandwiches • Vegetarian

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"Entire restaurant is vegetarian and vegan items are clearly marked. They are also willing to modify (e.g. falafel trio has cabbage with mayo, they are willing to remove that and fill a little more on the other sides to make it vegan). Food tastes great and is fresh. Pricier than a falafel cart, but tastes higher quality."

Shabumaru Japanese Hotpot

➤ 10 Huntington Ave Unit C, Boston, United States Of America

Fish • Healthy • Seafood • Japanese

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"Very delicious hot pot. Enjoyed the fact that you could have your own pot of broth and didn’t have to split with someone else. Meat and vegetables were delicious and perfectly portioned."

Tel Aviv Grill

➤ 17201 Ventura Blvd, Encino, United States

Grill • Chicken • American

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"I traveled from San Francisco with my family to Universal Studios and was searching for an Israeli restaurant. We discovered TLV Grill on Yelp and were not disappointed. The food was delicious, particularly the shawarma and chicken kebabs. The salads were fresh and flavorful. I highly recommend this restaurant."

Colbeh Paprika

➤ New York, NY 10018, 32 W 39th St, United States, Broad Channel

Mediterranean • Jewish Cuisine • American Cuisine • Pan-Asian Cuisine

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"Nunca nos atendieron a pesar de haber llegado 30 minutos antes del cierre desastrosa atención! No es recomendable"

Ania's Polish Deli

➤ 780 S Rand Rd, Ste A, Lake Zurich, IL 60047, United States, Logan County

Meat • Delis • Food And Drinks • Bakery Products

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"I got the pierogies from the deli and they were pretty darn good. I don't eat polish that often but heating them up on a cast iron skillet tasted like a homemade dish. I also like some of their rye breads so be sure to check the rye breads out too. The only thing I didn't like was the tea selection — some of their tea's are outsourced from China Loyd's tea brand (I don't trust their food quality). Just make sure you read the labels on the teabox and make sure it reads made in USA or Poland."

Nish Nush

➤ 41 John Street, City Of New York, 10038, United States Of America, New York City

Casual • Israeli • Lebanese • Mediterranean

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"3.5 stars I initially didn 't like nish nush because I thought the falafel was dry. BUT I recently tried the sabich sandwich with eggplant and egg and I liked it a LOT more. The eggplant was soft and moist, and veggies completed the egg and hummus nicely. Also loved it with the green sauce. For $12, not a bad healthy lunch option in the area, especially when salads cost so much these days.They also have seating so it 's a good place to dine in and catch up with a friend!"

Falafel Spot

➤ Brooklyn, NY 11236, 6002 Foster Ave, United States, Broad Channel

Mediterranean • Jewish Cuisine • American Cuisine • Pan-Asian Cuisine

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"So hard to rate so low but finally got to try it out and sadly disappointed! $7 for a kosher pita falafel? Higher than Manhattan prices. Service was off. Very nice young lady behind the counter but seemed disconnected to customers needs like mine to get going! It took a while to get the pita and I was in a rush. It was tasty and filling but I don't think I'll be back."