Last month we posed the question: can this pop-up make kosher food sexy?
Turns out, kosher food can be seriously sexy.
First, start with the candlelit beauty of The Foundry in Long Island City, under the shadow of the Queensboro Bridge, where father-son duo Dan and Yair Lenchner host these roughly-monthly pop-up dinners. Add a luxurious six-course Italian spring menu – think poached egg with parmesan foam, light-as-air gnudi with truffles, and hand-made pasta with morels and peas – inspired by Yair’s recent culinary study trip to Italy, with sophisticated wine pairings (turns out, kosher wine doesn’t have to be sickly sweet).
Their first kosher pop-up in October attracted 30 diners; today, over 100. If this is kosher, then we’re converted.






