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I haven't tried Eatsa, but from the photos, the bowls look exactly like Inday [1] (Broadway/E. 26th near Madison Square Park), which is superb. Like Chipotle,
by lobster_johnson 10y ago
I haven't tried Eatsa, but from the photos, the bowls look exactly like Inday [1] (Broadway/E. 26th near Madison Square Park), which is superb.
Like Chipotle, you pick your own combination of ingredients, and it's heavily skewed towards vegetarian options. Inday offers qinoa (actually a great mix of qinoa, amaranth and teff), but I also love their "Not Rice" (shredded cauliflower with a similar consistency to rice).
[1] http://indaynyc.com http://indaynyc.com
- enjo 10y agoThere's a national chain out of Denver (which is to fast casual restaurants what Silicone Valley is to tech) called Garbanzo which looks very very similar. http://www.eatgarbanzo.com/ http://www.eatgarbanzo.com/
- allengeorge 10y agoIf you like Inday and are willing to venture farther south consider Cava Grill [1] - their bowls are quite good. Mediterranean, not Indian however. [1] http://cavagrill.com/locations http://cavagrill.com/locations
- lobster_johnson 10y agoNice, I will have to try that one out.