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Cinnamon Indian Restaurant
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Review by:
Randall T.
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Review content:
My wife and I go out of our way to experience interesting food anywhere within a few hours of our Rockaway, NJ home. What a surprise to find this gem in our backyard!
It's not ostentatious. It's a BYO. You may not be familiar with the menu selections. But if you want an explosion of taste, you must visit this place.
Try the pickled mushrooms. Sounds nasty, doesn't it? But imagine that these large 'rooms are drowned in savory spices rather than brine. They are out-of-this world good.
This far surpasses Chand Palace, Mogul, any of the places on lower Lexington Ave in NYC or on Oak Tree Road in Edison, NJ. It's made us rethink our concept of Indian cuisine.
I suggest asking the friendly wait staff for their advice. They've never steered us wrong in our extraordinary culinary adventures at Cinammon.
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