Grilled Lamb Chops in Herbs & Spices @ Corner 28 [Moved]

After trying various Asian food for the last couple of days, we wanted to try something different at Corner 28. We ordered Grilled Lamb in Herbs and Spices cooked in western style with oriental sauce.

Price: Your money’s worth.

Quality: The lamb chops were nicely grilled. The meat was succulent and did not have foul lamb smell. The sweet sauce was nice and blended with the lamb chops perfectly. We enjoyed the dish very much and will come back for more. Store layout: The restaurant at the second level has a more Zen look. It is always crowded. We love the seats facing the windows. We can dine and look at the pedestrians outside.

"Waa... look at the succulent lamb chop. It will melt into your mouth..."

Where: Corner 28, 40-28 Main Street

Tel: 718-886-6628

Website: http://www.corner28ny.com

Overall rating: 3.5/5

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Comments

plasterer bristol said…

mmm looks tasty. Always looking for new recipes, thanks for sharing.

Simon

October 29, 2015 at 1:53 AM

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