Miznon

Absolutely the best 5 star restaurant. The guy at the cashier helped to make the right choice for my lunch. I ordered the female chicken liver with Pita bread. The liver was super fresh and juicy. The taste was simply sparkled by scallions. Pita bread was soft and it was the best combination with the livers. The only comment is, the liver could have been cooked for another min or two, as one was too raw. I enjoyed the food, service and this restaurant. 👍

A very busy Mediterranean restaurant in the very busy Chelsea Market. The fish & chip sandwich is excellent but be prepared to wait in line to order & struggle to find a place to sit on weekends. If you're looking for a place for decent, reasonably priced food in the Market, Miznon is a great choice, just be prepared for it to be busy.

Ok we really love this place, the food more than delicious and the service super top. We ate in the Chelsea market location, the decoration is nice with real vegetables. We tried ribeye and steak &eggs, the size of the portion is ok, also we tried the green beans and were super tasty and yummy.

It’s extremely crowded during lunch time in Chelsea Market. We were so lucky to get a table at Miznon for 3. We shared Intimate Stew Plate and Lamb Kebab Pita sandwich. The pita was served warm, extremely soft & puffy. The stew was flavorful and the meat was braised soft & juicy. Their Lamb Kebab Pita Sandwich was so delicious, too. It's flavorful and not greasy at all. Our foodie friend recommended us their chicken but it's easy to run out and we hope we can get it next time. We were impressed by their The Original World Famous Baby Cauliflower. It was extremely delicious, delicate and moist inside.

The item I ordered was the signature folded cheese burger. In terms of overall score I'd say it was personally around a 3 based on the burger alone, but that would convert to a NYC 5. This place wouldn't be my first choice, but I'll get something if I'm hungry, nearby, and there is little wait time. The burger itself was pretty decent; it had a nice crisp edge similar to a smash burger and was fairly juicy and cooked properly. However the seasoning distribution was inconsistent as the edges were a bit salty and the center was a bit bland, but it's not a huge issue. The add in like the cheese, pickles, and vegetable added to the overall item but at the bottom of the pita as expected. The sauce was a decent touch but nothing that really sets it apart from all the different burger places in NYC. To me, it is just an okay burger and nothing that is any better than your average place in NYC. Cost-wise it was surprisingly reasonable for a restaurant in Chelsea Market at ~$15 before tax. The quantity is decently filling if you're not a big eater but the flavor itself mostly makes up for the quantity. For a store in the Chelsea market, I could think of worse places to spend my money for food. The service itself was not bad, but the wait time was actually terrible. Maybe it was a rare day, but waiting 40 minutes for a burger isn't something I would consider normal. Even for a busy store on a weekend, I've never waited more than 20 minutes for a burger at any other place in NYC. What I was told is that they ran out of pita and had to wait for a batch, but I consider that poor inventory forecasting on their end considering how busy this place usually looks. To give an example, my friends ordered some food at the Indian food store nearby that was equally as packed and they were able to get their food, eat, and meet up with me 10 minutes before I got my burger. Overall I would consider returning if I'm nearby and it seems like I can get a burger in around 5 minutes, but I personally would consider going to other places given the choice.