Taboonia is vegetarian, making it relatively easy to achieve kosher certification. Rashed said the restaurant is expected to receive its certification from Rabbi Zev Schwarcz at IKC in the coming ...

Fast Forward Taboonia, a new Israeli Druze restaurant in NYC, is run by a Nova music festival survivor Taboonia is the city’s second Druze restaurant — and the first to seek kosher certification ...

And because Taboonia isn’t owned by a Jew, it should be able to stay open on Shabbat and maintain its kosher status — an added perk. “See, to be Druze, is a plus,” he said.

Taboonia has been open a month. Helayne Seidman. His brother survived and lives in Israel. Rashed talked about seeing people being lynched, rockets flooding the skies, ducking behind cars and ...

Taboonia is vegetarian, making it relatively easy to achieve kosher certification. Rashed said the restaurant is expected to receive its certification from Rabbi Zev Schwarcz at the International ...

Almost a year ago to the day from Taboonia’s grand opening on Oct. 5 in East Rutherford, Rashed and his brother, Radda, were serving this same type of food at the Nova music festival in the ...

Vendor applications are still open, but some merchants have already confirmed their upcoming presence, including Babka Bailout, Taboonia, Los Almendros, Moon Man, Persian Eats, Sam's Fried Ice ...

Taboonia opened last month on Sixth Avenue at West 29th Street, following its first iteration as a stall at the Grand Bazaar on the Upper West Side, which he started on Oct. 6, 2024.

And because Taboonia isn’t owned by a Jew, it should be able to stay open on Shabbat and maintain its kosher status — an added perk. “See, to be Druze, is a plus,” he said.

And because Taboonia isn’t owned by a Jew, it should be able to stay open on Shabbat and maintain its kosher status — an ...