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Re: Where can I donate raw chicken?
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It's funny to read raw chicken being described as "in good condition".

Anyways, if you're not moving far. I would make chicken stock and freeze it. Easy to make and versatile, nothing beats homemade stock. If this isn't a possibility, I'd probably just throw it out. I know it's a waste, but I'd be too paranoid of getting someone else sick.

Posted on: 2015/4/27 16:47
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Re: Ahris Kitchen: Korean food in downtown Jersey City
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Awesome! Is there an estimated opening date or month? Late Spring?

Posted on: 2015/1/29 19:47
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Re: Ahris Kitchen: Korean food in downtown Jersey City
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I just read the Kickstarter profile and omg, are you having your mom flown in from korea? The menu's going to be legit!

Also read over the menu and didn't notice mandu on the menu. Gotta have mandu on the menu....especially frozen that I can steam up at home.

Posted on: 2014/9/1 21:37
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Re: Ahris Kitchen: Korean food in downtown Jersey City
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I can't recall the exact names of any, but their are some really good ones in fort Lee and palisades park. the culture at those places are pretty much Korean and the restaurants for the most part authentic.

Posted on: 2014/8/26 19:11
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Re: Korean restaurant
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And don't forget about the Naengmyeon, my favorite dish. Well, maybe include it in the summer menu atleast...

And agree on the Korean to English translation thing. Frustrating that no one can agree on the spelling.

Posted on: 2014/7/29 17:53
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Re: Korean restaurant
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icecreamarsenal wrote:
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JCbiscuit wrote:
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trambone wrote:
Wait... what about Bon Chon and Kraverie? All those bergen towns have korean fried chicken places too. Theres a reason for that.


so wanted to love Bon Chon, but it's just too much buck for the bang.

do adore Kraverie, but when I crave Korean, it's not a Korean crepe I'm thinking about.


^ This sums up why I wanted to open up the place. I considered buying the bonchon space but the price is prohibitively expensive. It is for sale, btw.

Kim bab, japchae, tofu stews, kalbi marinated short ribs, bulgogi over rice, pajeon, kimchi you can buy and take home, and more, all to come soon.

Oh, and turns out our Korean chef can whip up some kick-ass ramen as well.


This would be amazing. I've always wondered why there was never a Korean option here in jc considering the growing korean population here (not that only Koreans would be frequenting the restaurant, the Vietnamese place on 10th is always packed!)

Also psyched that you'll be opening up a space in the hamilton park area seeing as how I just moved to the area not long ago. :)

May I inquire as to how big the space will be? If the space is big enough, I would love to see a little take out counter where you guys can display and sell prepared dishes like kimbab and various sides. There's a place in Manhattan (23rd st) called kofoo that I used to always run into to grab some kimbab. The place is nothing fancy, but it's pretty tasty and affordable.

Posted on: 2014/7/18 1:18
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Re: Brooklyn Chef's Goods & Greens replaces DOCO Market in HP
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Maybe it's $10 for the combination of sauce, pasta and baguette?

Posted on: 2014/4/5 18:22
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Re: $300 in cash, gifts stolen from car in Jersey City lot
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I don't want to say he was asking for it, but it sounds to me as he sorta was. Don't leave anything of value in plain view inside your car! This isn't true just for the shop rite parking lot or anywhere in JC for that matter, I mean anywhere.

And did he leave his door unlocked? Thieves generally don't spend the time to pick a lock. They'd rather smash in a window...

I feel bad for the guy, but this could've been prevented with a bit of common sense.

Posted on: 2013/12/30 22:23
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Re: Porta Pizza Coming To DTJC
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blanquiita wrote:
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yoohoo wrote:
I recently moved close to the Holland tunnel entrance. Wished some of the these guys would open up shop near the HP area....


Rustique
Delenio's
Carmine's

Just to name a few pizza places in the HP area

Yea, I'm aware of these places, but what was great about getting off at the grove st station was that all these pizza joints were on the way home and there was no need to deviate from your commute. Outside of the food court at the mall (which is a weird and depressing culture on its own) the pickings could be pretty slim depending on the route you take home (from Newport that is).

Posted on: 2013/12/27 16:42
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Re: Porta Pizza Coming To DTJC
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I recently moved close to the Holland tunnel entrance. Wished some of the these guys would open up shop near the HP area....

Posted on: 2013/12/27 1:36
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Re: Maxwells in Hoboken Closing end of July
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tommyc_37 wrote:
Does anybody have any info on when the anticipated opening of White Eagle Hall is?

Is it confirmed that Maxwell's will be occupying that space?

Posted on: 2013/12/10 11:59
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Re: Nha Trang market closing on the 15th
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That is indeed unfortunate. The only decent place to get a banh mi in my opinion. Anyone know if they are closing for good or if they are relocating? Would be great if they reopened near the Vietnamese place on 10th.

Posted on: 2013/12/3 19:34
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Re: Mural on Ninth and Erie
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JCnewmom wrote:
I had high hopes for this mural - loved the idea of a mural to improve the appearance of the garage.

At first, I thought it was interesting, similar to Gilbert and George paintings.

Now that the color is applied, I am not sure I like the violent nature of the mural, given that's all we read in the papers these days, and we certainly need less violence in JC. I would have been happier if it were a more uplifting or positive mural for Jersey City.

I wonder if the Silvermans actually approved this?

Maybe it's not done yet and I have spoken too early.

What do you guys think?

I don't think it's so much violent as it is surreal. But yea, I was wondering myself if it's still incomplete cause as of now it just looks blah and kinda drab to me.

Posted on: 2013/11/11 13:08
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Re: Best JC Breakfast Sandwich?
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bodhipooh wrote:
Second Street Bakery has the best bread around. I usually bake my own at home, but when in a pinch, or in a hurry, there is nothing better. And, their prices are ridiculously good.

I have never thought to go there for a breakfast sandwich, but I may just have to try this place later this week. Thanks for the information!


Just be sure to smother it in ketchup when you get it home! That little bit of acid really helps.

Posted on: 2013/11/4 18:57
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Re: Best JC Breakfast Sandwich?
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heights wrote:
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yoohoo wrote:
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homegrown wrote:
I don't go nearly enough, but Second Street Bakery is head and shoulders above everywhere else, IMHO.


Not your typical breakfast sandwich, but I agree, it's pretty darn tasty. It's also one of the more filling breakfast sandwiches. They really don't skimp on the fillings.

Can you fill me in on what's inside their breakfast sandwich that makes if not typical but darn tasty...kind of curious here.


Well, the ingredients are pretty much the same, bread and egg and cheese and sausage, but the ingredients are more italian. Instead of a kaiser bun, it's served on an italian roll. Instead of the typical sausage patty, it has chunks of italian sausage. Instead american cheese, you can get it with mozz or provolone. If I remember correctly, the eggs are also grilled along chunks of grilled bell peppers.

That's the variation I get anyways. They offer different combos which I haven't tried yet.

Posted on: 2013/11/3 10:43
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Re: Best JC Breakfast Sandwich?
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homegrown wrote:
I don't go nearly enough, but Second Street Bakery is head and shoulders above everywhere else, IMHO.


Not your typical breakfast sandwich, but I agree, it's pretty darn tasty. It's also one of the more filling breakfast sandwiches. They really don't skimp on the fillings.

Posted on: 2013/11/3 1:04
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Re: Sofa removal
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wallyg wrote:
couldnt find the swap/sell JC group.

I did think about using Craigslist or freecycle...but the problem is timing it with getting the replacement sofa...


Maybe try calling customer service of the place you're getting the new couch from to see if they'll haul away your old sofa? Sometimes they have affiliations with charitable organizations where they'll help you donate or recycle old furniture. Wouldn't hurt to ask.

Posted on: 2013/9/30 11:29
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Re: Sofa removal
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I'm about to move myself and just went through this myself. I ended up going with 1800gotjunk. They were pricey but i'm no longer a young man, so I couldn't be bothered with heavy lifting so I went along with it. They are also handy when it comes to getting rid of electronics because it's getting increasingly difficult to throw stuff out.

If your sofa is still in usable condition, you may consider freecycle, getting rid of your unwanted goods to those who want or need it. You'll be introducing strangers into your home so maybe that's not an option...

http://groups.freecycle.org/freecycle-hudsoncounty-nj/description

Posted on: 2013/9/29 2:38
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Re: Waldo Lofts
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I saw a unit there a year ago and got a really good vibe. If I recall, the maintenance fee was on the low side because of the virtual door man and lack of ammenities (like a gym, etc). I spoke to a tenant and I think he said Fios was included in the fees which is a plus. The building seemed clean and well maintained. The only reason I didn't pursue it was because the unit I saw was tiny and the others were out of my price range.

Can't beat the convenience factor (especially if you don't own a car). And as someone mentioned, there's going to be A LOT of construction going on in that neighborhood for the next few years.

Posted on: 2013/9/18 15:27
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Re: mortgage denied
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I was in a position where I was denied a loan because there was an issue with the developer holding & renting x% of the units that are not actively on the market.

It's very discouraging, but I would just call a bunch of mortgage companies until you find one that can help. A good place to start would be contacting the developer and getting a list of mortgage companies recommended by them and find out who recently was able to close at that particular development.

As far as who is responsible for catching such things, I have no idea. I do understand your frustration however because I went through a period of anger and helplessness myself.

Best of luck.

Posted on: 2013/9/13 11:55
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Re: Frustrated with apartment search. Is winter just a bad time?
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I've been told by my real estate agent that the pickings are pretty slim during the winter months because people don't want to be bothered with moving over the holidays and things usually pick up again in February. I'm not sure if the same applies for the renting market.

Posted on: 2013/1/28 4:22
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Re: Paris Sandwich - Food Truck
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Yea, I tried the Special last week myself, and it was pretty bad. The bread was too spongy. The texture of the meat was kinda gross. The whole sandwich was unusually sweet, that is until you bite into the jalapeno at which point, all you tasted was the heat.

Not sure how they managed to so grossly miss the mark on what should be a relatively easy sandwich.

Still no decent banh mi option in JC.

Posted on: 2012/10/1 16:40
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Re: Paris Sandwich - Food Truck
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I'm a big fan of banh mi sandwiches and I'll definitely be checking these guys out. I always found it puzzling that there aren't more banh mi options here in downtown considering there's a big enough vietnamese population here to support it. I know Saigon Cafe offers it for lunch, but at $9.50, it's ridiculously expensive.

Posted on: 2012/9/27 14:05
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Re: Paris Sandwich - Food Truck
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Are these banh mi sandwiches with pickled daikon and carrots, cilantro and cucumber?

Posted on: 2012/9/27 2:56
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Re: Suit Alterations
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I've been to DeCarlos a couple of times and they do a great job. If you tell them that you're not in a rush, they can take FOREVER though, so you might want to give them a hard deadline if you need it for a specific event. Also, they require payment up front....not sure if this policy has changed since I was last there.

They really do a great job though....

Posted on: 2012/9/19 13:22
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Re: Commuting from Jersey City to Princeton
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Unless it's a really well paying job, I definitely don't think the daily commute is worth it. You could potentially lose an entire day in the course of the week (~15hrs) just on the commute alone. It could also potentially be very expensive. And if you plan on driving, the traffic can be brutal down there as others have mentioned.

I don't know the nature of the job, but if you can work remotely from home, I would maybe try to work out a deal where I take a little less (subtracting the cost of the commute) and telecommute four days out of the week and reporting in one day out of the week. Just a thought.

Posted on: 2012/7/24 14:46
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Re: Guillo\'s (Dive) Bar
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As mentioned, the bloody, scary fights that occured 5 years ago on a semi~ regular basis, have subsided. But the crazy~ loud music is unbearable.


I think the noise and the loud music is something you'll just have to learn to live with, unfortunately. It's just bar culture. Just be thankful that the violence has subsided. I live near the Latin Lounge and I'd be happy if the noise was all I had to deal with. Fights break out routinely (especially during the summer - cause heat seems to make people crazy) and it disturbs me to no end....

Posted on: 2012/2/6 5:32
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Re: Guillo\'s (Dive) Bar
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Really? I'll go there for packaged goods from time to time and always thought the place to be a pretty laid back old man's bar. I've never been there very late though, so maybe the patrons can get a bit rowdy, but that's to be expected w/ a lot of bars after 1 or 2 in the morning.

Posted on: 2012/2/5 15:06
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Re: Suit Tailoring
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i got a suit tailored at decarols on monmouth a while back. they did a fantastic job and made my suit look a lot more expensive then what I actually paid for. It did end up taking a lot longer than expected, so if you are in a rush, maybe look elsewhere.

you should note that they expect full payment up front (they did when I went a year ago anyway), and it's not cheap. But every guy should have one good fitting suit in their closet and they did a really good job, so you shouldn't let the price dissuade you too much.

Posted on: 2011/6/27 12:22
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Re: Gypsy Grill
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I like the kabobs and the falafel a lot. And the late night hours are great. But you really have to set aside an hour to go and grab a bite to eat there.


that sounds like a bit of an exaggeration. I've gotten food there a bunch of times and I don't think I've ever had to wait more than 10 minutes.

Posted on: 2011/6/22 2:10
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