Miznon

Miznon recently opened in Hudson Yards -- I was a huge fan of their Boston location so was excited to come by to give it a shot. The menu seems to be updated daily (not uncommon with newly-opened places), but when we went they had a wide selection of both "in-a-pita" and "out-of-the-pita" options. For the two of us, we ordered the run over potato, the small (e.g. one piece) order of the batata, and the intimate stew (plate). The potato was delicious! I love almost all shapes of potato and this was such a perfectly baked one. It was soft and fluffy, and came with a perfect amount of sour cream and butter with a lovely touch of scallions and garlic. Batata was yummy, too. It was interesting to try the sweet potato with sour cream -- not a combo I've had before, but it did work! The baked texture of the sweet potato -- nicely crispy skin with a tender interior -- was great. The intimate stew was definitely a let down -- in a word, everything was just so salty. The meat was tender and had a decent flavour, but it felt like we had to "drain" the sauce (or otherwise scrape it off), if not eat each bite with a copious amount of the pita, for the flavour to be balanced out. The roots (carrots, parsnip, etc.) were no better - the texture was nicely cooked to softness, but it was just so incredibly salty that we could not finish this dish. This was definitely a mixed bag. I'm not sure to what extent the execution of the main dish can be chalked up to growing pains (esp with how delicious the side dishes were), but I'll probably wait a bit before coming back here again.

Pretty average all around. Would like to try a more seasoned location of this chain as this spot feels like it’s still searching for it’s mojo.

Miznon Folded Cheeseburger in Pita This is an interesting spin on an American cheeseburger served in pita bread with different seasonings. The only minor flaw is the white sauce was not spread evenly resulting in a huge glob at the bottom of the pita.

Perfect middle eastern food for every type of eater. Everything is delicious and super fresh. Food is simple yet flavor-packed. My 7-year old devours the falafel and green beans, eating all her veggies without the usual hassle. Also highly recommend the cauliflower pita and “run-over” potato, which is like a cross between a giant potatoes skin and a perfectly baked potato. Make sure to get the bag of green beans, lightly steamed and marinated in lemon, olive oil, and salt, served cold in a bag- like a tastier, healthier version of fries. Very casual and super friendly atmosphere. Almost everything can be made vegan!!

I’ve been a loyal customer of this restaurant for a long time. I come here regularly and often order takeout. The food has always been delicious, fresh, and consistently excellent. The staff is very friendly and welcoming — it’s one of the reasons I kept coming back. However, today I had a deeply disappointing experience. While waiting for my order, I noticed that the chef was preparing food with bare hands, without wearing gloves. When my order was brought to the table, I politely asked whether gloves were required during food preparation. I was told that gloves are not necessary — that the chef only needs to wash their hands. Naturally, I decided to look into this, and as I suspected, when preparing ready-to-eat food that won’t be cooked further, gloves or other barriers are in fact required by food safety guidelines. This was very upsetting to witness, and unfortunately, I no longer feel comfortable eating here. I’m sharing this so others can be aware and pay attention to how their food is being prepared.

Loved this place for lunch when it was at a different location at HY and wanted to try it out as soon as they reopened. The menu is great for vegetarians and has a ton of different and flavorful options. Unfortunately saw a hair in my order and had to toss it. Was a take out so wasn’t able to ask them to correct it. I will go back in the hopes that the quality gets better as they get more settled in the new location.

Please order the Folded Cheese burger on Pita. This is one of the best things I've eaten! First, the pita is divine! Soft, fluffy and has a nice chew! Second, the burger is stuffed with gooey cheese. Third, I love the crispy fried cheese! It adds texture and flavor to the sandwich. This place is delicious!

Excellent and delicious food place a bit hidden away at Hudson Yards that we accidentally found. Tried the veggie pita and the baby cauliflower, both were awesome. Would be nice if they had some additional beverage options. But other than that, the service was quick and the food was delicious and worth the price paid. I would go back.

We got lunch here recently in the Hudson Yards location; it's really tucked away, behind some ongoing construction, so you have to follow the signs for it. There's a ton of seating though, and it's served quickly, so that all helps! I got the Intimate Stew pita, and it was great. The meat is super tender and comes in big chunks, and the root vegetables are soft and flavorful. The pita holds the stewy mixture quite well, and doesn't sog up or crumble. The only thing missing was a tangy or creamy sauce to help lighten up the quite dense and rich sandwich; maybe if the pickle was chopped and mixed into the mixture! We also got the Eggs No Steak pita, and I thought this wasn't anywhere as near flavorful. Pretty much exactly as stated, but I wish the salsa was spread out more evenly so the flavor was more consistent in the sandwich. Overall, one of the better pitas I've ever had! Will be back!

This is my second favorite way in NYC to get a Mediterranean style pita sandwich. The first is a small only one of its kind vegan place on the upper east side. Miznon has been expanding with locations in other cities. I recently visited the one in Vegas. The one they opened in Dekalb market however didn't fare well. I'm not sure why, I love me a good pita sandwich. I only really have two sandwich loves, banhmi and cauliflower pita. The lavan is my go to. This time they did not provide me with any chiles but gave me a stingy portion of extra sauce. I mean they were really stingy. Given the location I'd expect my dollar to go further here. It is nice to walk around the shops during the holidays and grab yourself a pita. I also liked the cheeseburger one when I was a meat eater.

Voting this the best food spot in the mall. Prices are good reasonable and friendly service. Can't go wrong with the folded cheeseburger and the baby cauliflower. Also tried the banana trails for dessert and it was good. They need to have more pictures of the menu items. The food looks good if you just walk around and see people eating. Mealpals are worth it!

I met up with a friend at Hudson Yards and we decided to try Miznon for dinner as we were intrigued by the concept of Mediterranean street food. We ordered the rotisserie broken chicken in a pita and the slow cooked beef + intimate stew in a pita to share. The slow cooked beef + intimate stew in a pita came with slices of pickle and a spicy sauce that was made with green peppers. The sauce had a surprising bit of heat, especially because I didn't taste it until I was nearly done with the pita. The stew in a pita was tasty, but my friend and I both preferred the chicken pita as the chicken was juicy with flavor. While the spicy green peppers were also in this pita, it seems more mixed throughout the pita with the chicken so there wasn't an unexpected heat bomb in my mouth. The highlight for both was the pita: It was warm and soft and served as the perfect vessel for the fillings. Miznon isn't a typical sit down restaurant since you order at the counter and they'll bring the food to you. What was unique about this system at Miznon is that the cashier told us to sit at any table with a tomato, and sure enough, there was a tomato -- in fact, it was an actual tomato and not a model! However, because you sit yourself and the staff doesn't always immediately clean up, we found ourselves sitting at a table with less than clean paper tablecloths. Overall, the food is fantastic and I plan on trying other dishes in the future.

The food was super good-- lamb kebab pita was juicy and cooked to perfection. I also liked the pepper they gave on the side. Service was great and attentive, and there was a lot of seating!

This was our second time dining at this place. We went here for lunch after attending an expo at Jacob Javits Center. This restaurant is inside the Hudson Yard Mall and it's adjacent to the Naked Tomato restaurant. I like this place because it has choices for vegetarians and non vegetarians. My husband and I ordered the Fish N chips in a pita which included branzino fillet with slices roasted potatoes, pickles and aioli sauce. My friends ordered the rotisserie broken chicken in a pita and vegetables in a pita. I wish there was more fish in my pita. As you can see in the picture, it looks bulky because of the pickles and potatoes. I enjoyed the flavors but it made me wanting more. The ambiance is nice and the staff are friendly.

Wanted to grab a quick, delicious bite and found this place! The food was filling and tasty. Had lots of vegetarian options. I would recommend the folded cheeseburger pita and run over a potato. There were plenty of tables and the service was quick!

Fun experience, fresh and out-of-the-box Israeli food. I know this chef personally, and he's so colorful and fun. The food tastes amazing, and the service is exceptional.

PROS: - tasty & flavorful - tasty veggie/vegan options - fast-ish service CONS: - can get packed for lunch - service is fast/busy and hit or miss - can get pretty packed and long lines for lunch Came here for lunch break and was blown away!! The food quality here is exceptional for fast food, I wouldn't even call it fast food. I got the Bronzino pita and can honestly say it's the best thing I ate all month. The Bronzino taste fresh and full of flavor! I HIGHLY recommend! I also had the shishito peppers and green beans, both of which were also very good. The green beans were perfectly crisps and had a drizzle of lemon and olive oil with sea salt. If you love green beans, then you will love it. The space has decent size seating for a casual lunch crowd. I will be coming back here for a while! Say hi if you see me!

TLDR: If you like Mediterranean and you dig sandwiches - Miznon is your spot. Probably one of the few more reasonably priced options in Hudson Yards that is actually tasty. Broken Chicken but if you dig fish.. do not sleep on the Fish n' Chip. Baby Cauliflower of course. This is the third or fourth location of Miznon but man.. it is always a good meal. If you're by yourself, a cauliflower and sandwich might put you to sleep. if you're coming with a buddy - definitely each get a sandwich and split the cauliflower. The cauliflower is made with literally salt, water, olive oil and that's it. It's roasted charred/crispy on the florets but the stem is fork-tender potatoey in texture. It's so smooth this tastes like it's buttered. Ask for some tahini sauce on the side for an added touch of richness. Personally I like the broken chicken. It's tender, it's spicy, tangy and the skin is crispy in the right places. The steak ones are popular but personally I think this is better. Most recently though they have the fish n' chip and wow.. I'm sold. Roasted potato slices, a pan-seared branzino fillet. This is that fish sandwich that you've never had. It's unique and just as satisfying as a freshly made filet o' fish. Forget Fuku, go get Shack Shack somewhere else - if you're looking for a tasty meal and you don't want to spend $50+.. MIZNON.

I had high expectations because I was told this was life-changing, and it indeed is! I got the lamb kebab pita and this was delicious. The lamb was well-seasoned and addicting. It was a little on the rare side, but I didn't mind it much. The pita was fluffy, the grilled tomato was bursting with flavor, the thinly sliced crunchy pickles were great, and they served it with a huge chunk of onion (wish it was diced). The green chili pepper sauce was very spicy though, good thing the tahini helps tame it a bit. We also got the roasted cauliflower. The cauliflower was so, so good, I just want to keep eating it. They seasoned it well, and you can taste the high-quality olive oil. It was lightly charred around the rim, and it was delicious.

Solid stop for food in Hudson Yards. I find the mall to be a bit overwhelming, so look for this gem tucked away on the 4th floor. The menu posted outside is most accurate. They have another menu on the table inside, but not everything is available. I had my heart set on the chicken with za'atar and had to make a split second decision in front of the cashier when it wasn't available. Not the friendliest staff but they get the job done and will call your name when the order is ready (about 10 mins depending on what you get). If you like mushrooms, the wild mushroom pita is the way to go. A variety of types grilled up and mixed with sour cream. For me, the sour cream was all at the bottom as if they were in rush to put it together, so make sure you're getting a good mix throughout. Also worth noting that this thing holds heat and may need a minute to cool down so you don't burn your mouth. The minute steak is also a great option. Has a bit of a Philly cheesesteak vibe. Packed with flavor and the tahini may just pour right out of the side. Make sure to grab a few napkins.

Delicious pockets of absolute goodness. The pita is soft and fluffy, the chicken is well seasoned and tender, and the tahini and olive oil take your taste buds on a decadent ride. A singular pocket is super satiating and the portion of protein makes it worth every dollar spent and more. This is a 5/5 for me but what docks a point is that, we were trying to place an in-store Grubhub pickup but because the item we wanted was not listed, the manager asked us to place a regular order and would refund us an item for the inconvenience. The refund never came through so I am a bit disappointed for being misled. I love Miznon for the food, so being misled with the fiasco described above hurts a little differently.

I had the wild mushroom pita and the baby cauliflower. The cauliflower was basically just roasted with some salt and pepper, probably not worth the $14. The pita wasn't my favorite either: it had a rich filling that needed some salt and acid. Some of the other sandwiches might be a good option for a quick lunch, but definitely skip the cauliflower.

eh I wasn't a fan - always loved Azuri & pick a pita back in the day so was excited to try this. First of all - a pita and a soda shouldn't cost $25. Second, the pita itself in my opinion was not good Third, I should have not gotten the steak, and it was mostly fat Maybe if I become a bitcoin millionaire I will give this place another go, but first i have to figure out what a bitcoin wallet is.

Decent Mediterranean street food style options within the Hudson Yards mall (4th floor), though it could be improved. I got the Folded Cheeseburger Pita, which was a bit boring/plain, as it was just a pita with a burger patty, cheese, and a few pickles inside. The cheese came in the form of a large cheddar crisp, which was kind of burned. However, the pita itself was soft and fluffy. $14.50 was a fair price for this. The restaurant has a bunch of tables for seating and is clean and aesthetic (and not to be confused with the more expensive Naked Tomato next door). The staff are friendly and the service speed is fine. Overall, Miznon is a pretty good option for Mediterranean food if you are already planning to be at Hudson Yards, but I might not venture all the way up here just to eat here. That being said, I should note that I took my pita for take-away, so that certainly didn't help the quality, but I still think 3 stars (more like 3.5 stars) is fair for Miznon.

Delicious food, quick and friendly service, and an easy-to-read menu that clearly lists vegetarian and vegan options!

Pricey but very good. The wild mushroom pita was very flavorful with a mix of fun mushrooms and super soft pita. I would have preferred tahini instead of sour cream and it wasn't as spicy as advertised so a little more kick would have been great. But a nice mix of options for vegetarian and meat eaters alike.

Sooooo good I stopped by here for lunch and the place is so good. I had the lavan sandwich and also the malbi (dessert). The sandwich is with cauliflower and was delicious and filling. The malbi was soooo good as well, I'm still craving it! Ambiance was quiet overall and service good. I'll be back!

Oh my gosh I wish I was eating this again right now. I ordered the stuffed cheeseburger in a pita. I didn't even know something like this existed but I'm so happy it does. I walked almost 40 blocks for this and I would do it again. The girls that work there (Allison and Sirius) are super sweet! Hard working and always have a smile on their face which was so refreshing to see with the amount of people they had to tend to. Loveee this spot definitely a gem in the nyc! *I went to the 15th street location*

This is definitely a split review. My first experience was a visit to the Hudson Yards location a week ago for the Falafel Burger. It was picture perfect with excellent flavor. The atmosphere was a little snobby but bearable. I had to have it again so, today I visited the Chelsea Market location because it was closer. It was a total opposite experience. My burger had the appearance of fast food preparation, unbalanced flavor and the pita bread felt as if it was just pulled from the fridge "cold"; I didn't bother to take a picture. A mentionable note is the staff was very nice and friendly - noisy music but ok. The moral of the review: Choose the location based on whether you'd want to chill or be filled properly.

Miznon rocked my world. My friends and I ordered pickup during a stressful exam season, and these dreamy pita sandwiches soothed our worries away, if just for a while. I got the Lavan pita (roasted cauliflower) with a pickle, which was delicious, but I tried a bite of my friend's ratatouille pita, and that truly blew me away. I still dream about that tomato perfumed eggplant tbh. These sandwiches are so saucy and flavorful and textured and spicy and warm and just-- ahhh I can see why Miznon has locations worldwide in Paris, Tel Aviv, Singapore, etc. We ordered on Toast, and it was easy to just pick up our sandwiches upon arriving. The staff gave us extra tahini, which was delicious -- I drizzled it happily all over my pita. I like that they don't shy from the spice (as so many international food places do to accommodate Americans' palates), but if you're spice-averse, take caution. My friend requested hers less spicy, and it was still pretty . I've also been to the Chelsea Market location, where I got the whole-roasted cauliflower and the ratatouille pita, but I thought the cauliflower wasn't really worth it and the ratatouille wasn't as dreamy as my first time trying Miznon in the clouds of Hudson Yards. Truly a comfort food, the equivalent of a soft hug.

Fast, tasty, and unique pitas filled with various meats and veggies. The spicy peppers are unfortunately not very spicy at all, however the food tasted great nonetheless. The famous cauliflower was good, but nothing one wouldn't expect -- it's cauliflower. If you go, don't forget to throw out your trash and return the tray afterwards! Unfortunately the staff had to clean up after many diners in this casual faster food setting.

Oh my goodness their pita was amazing. Even if all they sold was pita, they'd still be making bank because their pita is that good. Everything we ordered (Lamb Kebab Pita, Rotisserie Broken Chicken Pita, Rib Eye Minute Steak Pita, baked potato) was absolutely delicious. Granted, the baked potato is for sure overpriced, because it's just a potato, but it was very yummy. The staff was very friendly, restaurant was clean and well decorated with some vegetables as ornaments, which was colorful and fun. The music indoors was a bit on the loud side so if you want to have a conversation with some whine while you eat perhaps choose the outdoor seats. Will most definitely be back for the awesome food!

It's sort of a take out place, but have some spots to sit. Not good for date, but def a good place for friends to take a break in the mall. The beef wrap is awesome and but fulfilling. Will go back again for sure!

December 2021 - COVID Review: Located on the 4th floor of Hudson Yards and they have both dining inside the restaurant and right outside in the mall that's labeled just for Miznon guests. My husband and I stopped by for lunch, but I felt like the portion was more like a snack since I wasn't completely full after eating my pita. They were also $14-15 each, which I get that it's NYC and Hudson Yards is bougie. Don't get me wrong, the food was definitely good and flavorful.... but I guess I was just expecting a bit more for the price.

The service and food was Great! I loved the classic yet homey experience the restaurant was! The water that they provided was very clean and refreshing! I tried both their wild mushroom pita and ratatouille pita! Both were super flavorful and the quality of food was great! The prices were around $15-17 for the pita when I went! I absolutely also adored the tomato on the table as well! We also got a spicy pepper included with our food! Here's how the ambiance and food looks like! I would recommend it to anyone who's at Hudson Yards!

I had heard a lot of hype around this place but wasn't sure if it would be that good. It lived up to the hype!! The pitas were incredible! The meat was well-marinated, soft, and tender. This location is convenient after shopping and isn't too busy. I would definitely return & try their other dishes.

So today I decided to order the famous Miznon cheeseburger that I've been hearing about for years. From strictly dumpling to my tik tok feed, and they have had nothing but great things to say about it. This review is only relevant to delivery. To keep it short, the cheeseburger was okay. A solid 3/5 because the cheese was crusty by the time it got to me. I could see why people say this cheeseburger is good, but because of delivery the pita was wet and the burger was crusted which resulted in a lackluster experience :(

For $17, the Folded Cheeseburger was quite good with a tasty cheese. The only issue is the burger itself was overly salty. Overall delicious and I would definitely try this place here again given the opportunity. No tap water though, and bottled was $3 (nooo way), so I was a little parched from the salt.

First time visiting the restaurant and quiet I have never even heard of the chain. Very long, to the point of torturously long wait for order placement and food preparation. I waited over 30 minutes for my sandwich! The restaurant is dirty on the inside. I recommend taking your meal to go. When I asked about pita being cold, I was told it was the point. I am like " sorry! It's NY. There are kebab places on every corner and not once was pita served cold!" Anyhow they would not warm up my bread. Place is definitely expensive especially for what you get. Tried it once, won't return.

{Overall: 5; Food: 5} Service: 4 Delicious pita pockets! It was perfect for a fresh, but fast and filling meal. The pitas are warm and fluffy and the fillings are moist and have a ton of sauce. The one drawback is that the wait can be quite long for the food. Otherwise, worth it.

Ordered the ribeye pita to try and overall it was okay, there are better places in nyc where you can get much better tasting pita, however the location and seating feels very clean and spacious. There is also a clean bathroom across from the location so a very great place to grab a quick bite. Pita- very soft and tasty - 10//10 Ribeye- 1/10 - very slippery and a bit too fatty, not a big fan of the flavor Overall taste 4/5 - not the worst but will not order this particular item again Location and seating cleanliness- 10/10 they keep the tables clean :)

Food 4/5 Personally, the portions were perfect, but because my appetite is quite small, one pita probably wouldn't satisfy a larger appetite. I got the lamb skewer pita, which was quite flavorful and tender, and it was also super juicy. The pita was soft as well. Service 4/5 No service, it's a pick up sort of thing. The cashier was super nice though, great attitude. Our order did take quite a while, which I wasn't expecting from a pickup setup. Interior 4/5 Funky colors, nice seating. The music was a bit too loud.

Absolutely delicious The Lavan , a cauliflower sandwich was made fresh and delicious The service was excellent Tyshe' was extremely helpful and patient And she had a wonderful smile First time here but definitely not my last

A great go to spot at Hudson Yards. Definitely less packed than the Chelsea location but the food is just as good. I really loved the folded cheeseburger and I haven't really gone beyond that... I guess that's not a bad thing though! The roasted cauliflower is nicely salted and crispy and soft, but you definitely need someone to share with!

This spot truly is amazing. The menu options and prices are great, considering the location. Nothing crazy. Simple stuff at decent prices. We got the Rotisserie-broken-chicken in a pita & Lamb kebab in a pita. I preferred the chicken one for the intensity of the flavor, and the fact that the chicken was shredded / broken. The lamb was like a chunk that was really tough to get with each bite - not an even distribution lol. For dessert, we got the Banana Chocolate Trail, $5. Gotta love it for its price and also it's simplicity. It's just pita bread, banana and chocolate syrup but it all comes together beautifully. Definitely where we're going to eat from again when visiting the Hudson Yards!

So this place is super cool. Focuses on Israeli food all the sides that come with your meal you can have as much as you want! They are incredibly delicious so come with a big appetite. I was crazy about the sausage It was a bit dry for me but my friend got a different meat (forgot which but also lamb I think) and it was super good!

My husband and I stopped at this little Israeli place at Hudson Yards. We both enjoyed our food with was falafel's, sweet potatoes and bottled water. We took our to go to sit in the area right outside the establishment. We loved our food very much it was very authentic since we both are very familiar with Israeli food. The falafel was moist and favorable, with fresh salad. The sweet potato was perfect myself accompanied by some sour cream basic and yummy. I recommend this little restaurant all to enjoy.

Wow, so authentic and so delicious! The customer service here is so friendly and the vibes are great. It's more casual, so it's great if you're walking around Chelsea with friends. They play music, there are tables/bar seating, drinks, and amazing food. We got the falafel and pita and it was soooo yummy! It's some of the best middle eastern food I've had in New York. We also got the Arak Mojito which was perfect to pair with the falafel. The serving sizes are generous, but if you're up for it, the side of cauliflower is a must! I will definitely be coming back!

This place is located inside the mall at Hudson Yards. Unfortunately, due to covid, everything is to go only. I saw a huge indoor seating area that was closed off. The menu also looked like it had been pared down, consisting mainly of several vegetarian (falafel, chickpeas) and meat (lamb, steak, rotisserie chicken) pita sandwiches and a couple of salads. Unless, it is normally that limited. We ended up getting lamb kebab and steak sandwiches. The sandwiches were tasty, with very juicy meat. However, they are fairly small, with a sandwich being only half a pita. Each sandwich or salad is $15-$17, which is way too much. I guess they are charging people like they live at Hudson Yards.

Delicious!!!! So, so, so delicious. Flavor-forward and bright snacky food. We had the cauliflower pita, fish 'n' chips pita, and the bag of beans. Everything was devoured. This is the perfect place for meat-lovers and vegetarians alike, which is pretty hard to find in a fast food place. It's also perfect for a family. It will keep the kids calm and satisfied for a minute, and the food is a great energy boost before or after walking the Highline. The service was poor, which I chalk up to an off moment during a busy Saturday rush. When we asked for our to-go meal, we were told it wasn't ready, even though it had been sitting around in a bag for quite a while. So our pitas were a bit soggy and the food was lukewarm. I can't even *imagine* how good it must be hot. I'm definitely going to go out of my way to come back here again (and again) and I plan to work my way through the menu.

A great fast casual Mediterranean street food place. All of us order something different and every tray was cleaned after. No complaints here. A definite go!

I tried their grilled cheese and beef in pita & roasted cauliflower and both were very solid. The roasted cauliflower was surprisingly so good and didn't think I even needed any sauces cus it was so good on its own. I don't know how they seasoned it when roasting it but it was sooo good. The pita was pretty good but it's on a heavier side as it's loaded with cheese and many ingredients. It was definitely flavorful and filling, and I thought using pita bun was a nice twist as it added a nice chewiness to each bite. I think this is one of the better foods that you can get inside the hundson yards mall for a quick bite yet delicious and filling!

Have just finished a great Sunday lunch at Miznon. The food here is pretty casual, but also really high-quality. It's a unique category that I don't think too many eateries in the area fall into. Everything exudes an obvious freshness, right down to the sauces. Was skeptical of the "famous" cauliflower but it is fantastic. Loved both the chicken and lamb pitas, too. My only request would be that the lamb could use a little sprinkle more of sea salt. I've seen Miznon on the delivery apps, too, but am glad I waited to try it in person. I think these pitas are something that would get soggy in transit and really need to be enjoyed directly out of the kitchen.

Miznon is a terrific Israeli restaurant in Hudson Yards. The weekend brunch is outstanding. Everything is wonderful, from the potato latkes to the French Toast Steak. The arak cocktail (a licorice mojito) is both unique and delicious.

So succulent and fresh! Compliments to the chef! The spice is out of this world. Love going with my coworkers almost every day.

If you told me my boyfriend loves miznon green beans more than he loves me, you're probably right. I don't know how miznon does it but they take such simple ingredients such as green beans or cauliflower and they just elevate it to a level that is unobtainable in my kitchen. Trust me, I've tried the green bean recipe a billion times... no one does it like miznon. Everything on their menu is probably amazing... I just can never order anything other than my basics because they're just SO GOOD. The minute steak is cooked to absolute perfection, it is soft, juicy, tender, everything you want and more. Pro tip: kindly ask for the pita heads. They usually have a bunch just sitting around and will give you a handful. These are so good on their own or you can make your own vegetable pita with the complimentary sauces and perfectly cooked vegetables! The beans. Oh my green bean. How do I even begin? They're soft, they're garlicky, they're salty, they're sour, they're so gooooood. I wish they trimmed the top and bottom so I can just shovel them into my mouth but maybe it's a good thing that they don't so I have to slowly eat it and take the stems off. The cauliflower will literally have you eating the stalk and leaves, which you always should by the way... it's so perfectly soft and delicious. You can't go wrong with this, it's what they're known for!!! Maybe I'll try something new next time :( I'm not sure. I need more people to go with so I can take bites out of them all lol. Everything is an average of like $15 (don't be fooled by the tiny cauliflower and the bag of beans as they are about $11/$12 each)

I swear to god, I just ate the most delicious chicken pita of my life. The bread was weightless but didn't disintegrate. The chicken was super moist, and there were super tasty toasted ends, too. The tahini never overpowered the light taste of olive oil. Instead of a pickle, you get a 10in shishito pepper which is way cooler IMO. Then they randomly handed out slices of watermelon? I accepted the watermelon, but my mind struggled to accept that such a godly pita would descend upon me on a Wednesday where everything at work went to hell. It's a PITA (Pain In The A--) to get to unless you're shopping in the mall already (4th floor) but it's a hill worth climbing, slowly, on an escalator.