Rockland County, NY – Kosher Restaurant Opens at Palisades Mega Mall

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    New Hempstead resident Nosson Reiser, serving  pizza at Fun City's kosher l'mehadrin snack bar in the Palisades Mall.Rockland County, NY – For the first time since its opening in 1998, the Palisades Mall, located off the New York State Thruway in Rockland County, will be offering something special to the Jewish community: kosher food.

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    “We are thrilled to be able to provide the heimishe community with kosher l’mehadrin food at the mall,” said Shragi Kahana, one of the co-owners of Fun City, in an interview with VIN News.

    While the newly opened Fun City features numerous attractions for children ages two through twelve, the snack bar, under the hechsher of R’ Usher Schechter of Congregation K’hal Ohr Moshe in Queens, is open to both the general public and Fun City patrons. Featuring pizza, knishes, snacks and a full milchig menu, all products are cholov yisroel and pas yisroel.

    Located minutes from Monsey and one hour away from both Brooklyn and the Catskills, the Palisades Mall is the tenth largest mall in the United States and a tourist destination for many. Fun City is located on the third floor of the mall and offers rides, lazer tag, arcade games, mini golf, gemstone panning and MagiQuest, an interactive journey through an enchanted realm.


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    Paulie123
    Paulie123
    12 years ago

    lets see how long they stay open for

    cholent
    cholent
    12 years ago

    May they have huge hatzlocha.
    Unfortunately, the palasaides mall wasn’t built well and is sinking and has major structual problems.
    P.S. Serve parve cholent thursday night and you will have a great olam. No charge for this marketing tip.

    Davetherave
    Davetherave
    12 years ago

    why do they need a hasgocho from queens? plenty of locals to give it

    CountryYossi
    CountryYossi
    12 years ago

    Oy Vey…Finally my wife is gonna get me to go into the mall with her instead of sleeping in the car waiting for her while she shops…

    12 years ago

    Hurray!!!
    So excited!

    bennyt
    bennyt
    12 years ago

    I can just imagine the prices for kosher food in a mall…

    ComeOn
    ComeOn
    12 years ago

    Why is a fast-food joint called a ‘restaurant?’

    12 years ago

    What will they do on shabbos, yom tov didn’t need all the fress stores to be open 7 days?

    Election2014
    Election2014
    12 years ago

    its about time a kosher food vendor opened up at the mall, long over due lots of frum people go there dailly

    LiberalismIsADisease
    LiberalismIsADisease
    12 years ago

    So a local rov / agency didnt want to touch it which makes 1000% sense to me. The question is who is the rav ha’machshir?

    Member
    12 years ago

    What does the word “heimish” mean. I thought it was derogatory until I saw it used so in this article.

    12 years ago

    What a brocho for klal yidroel! The geula must mamish near, and hakodoish boruch hu is showering his love on the yidden of New York ir hakoidesh and Monsey by being mezake us with the efshorus of being able to find koshere food on the way up to the bungalo for the much needed bein hazmanim vacation.

    Babishka
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    Babishka
    12 years ago

    What I really would like to see is a kosher food stand at some of the major airports. I really don’t understand why that hasn’t been done already. Do the fast food chains have that much of a stranglehold on the airport concessions?

    monseylifer
    monseylifer
    12 years ago

    I am thrilled to have food in the Palisades mall so that when the kids go therre and get tired, I have a place to feed them. hatzlocha rabba! I am sure it is not open on shabbos or NO rav would give a hechsher, not in Queens or anywhere else-so please, no Loshon Hora b4 you get your facts….