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(This venue is closed.) Bathed in a rosewatery liquid, this cupful of khoshaf ($3.50) included pistachios, slivered almonds, a trio of apricots, dates, golden raisins, and assorted cryptic cordovan-colored objects. Cranberries, asserted Joe DiStefano, who also ascertained the name of this catch-as-catch-can nut-and-fruit concoction. Your khoshaf may vary.
Habibi
43-02 43rd Ave. (at 43rd St.), Sunnyside, Queens
718-706-0600
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Wow, this one might be a one good vitamin boost. Kinda looks like an afrodisiac. I name it "Rasputin's Secret"
Posted by: Stavros | September 11, 2011 at 04:54 AM
I posted this on Facebook, and a friend in Germany responded: "Why not call it like the place - habibi? means "loved one" and sounds lovely - and fattening, lol."
Posted by: Julia | September 11, 2011 at 10:16 AM