Katz Delicatessen @ East Village, New York

When Sally had an orgasm at the Katz’s Delicatessen, every guest wanted what Sally was having. I too ordered a pastrami sandwich hoping to get lucky. =)

Surroundings - The endless food counter together with the rustic wooden tables and chairs, remind me of my old dormitory canteen. What differs Katz's from my old canteen is the walls of fame which consists of Katz’s famous customers. As you enter the deli, you will received a little blue ticket, this blue ticket will record what you ordered and it will be handed over to the cashier for payment upon exit. If you lose the blue ticket, be ready to pay a fine of $50.

Menu - The menu consists of the usual breakfast set (i.e. eggs, pancakes, sausages and bagels) and a wide variety of sandwiches. Ordered the iconic Pastrami on Rye (RM15.75) and you will not be disappointed.

Unlike most pastrami sandwiches, Katz's pastrami is tender and unreal delicious. This popular meat is made from beef, which is brined, party dried , seasoned with various herbs and spices, then smoked and steamed before being served. In New York, pastrami is typically sliced and served on rye bread, while in Los Angeles, it is served in French Roll.

Verdict: Totally Smitten