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Kebabs are not eaten with a sauce. The meat (lamb) is marinated with various spices including crushed rep pepper, thyme and onion, garlic, yogurt, lemon before they're cooked. Once they're cooked, they're eaten without a sauce. Usually, they're served with grilled hot pepper.

I'm planning to visit Perry Street for a weekend lunch with my 2 toddlers (1.5 and 4 year olds). Do you think the place is kid friendly? I don't want to disturb other people's experiences if you think we'd be the only people with 2 toddlers. I'd really appreciate if anyone can comment the restaurant's ability to provide a high chair as well. Thanks in advance

Thanks for everyone's feedback. Took the advice and my wife and I went for dinner tonite.. We had the followings: Roasted mushroom salad Fried Brussel sprouts Grilled veal sweatbreads - I think they were were slightly more cooked/charred than I preferred as I like them fattier/creamier. Lots of salt on it and which went well with the lime. Pickled chilies and carrots were delicious. Pan-Fried Skate- Simple but very well executed dish Hanger Steak Ssam - One of the highlights of the night, very tender beef with ginger scallion sauce and kimchi. I wish there were more lettuces. Cured Hamachi - Another great dish Peanut Butter & Jelly with saltine ice cream - Totally delicious, I really liked the saltine ice cream. After each scoop, I needed little concord grape jelly before getting another scoop to balance the saltiness. Overall, the food was very good and the ambiance was much better than we anticipated. I think it provides great value in terms of variety, execution and creativity. If I lived in NYC ( I live in Central NJ), I'd have been a frequent visitor.

As a non pork eater, do you guys think I have enough options to taste the Momofoku Ssam's food or my options would be very limited? Are there must to have non pork items that you would recommend from their lunch menu? I just checked Momofoku's lunch and dinner menu and lunch menu seemed very limited. Can anyone confirm that this is the case? Thanks in advance for everyone's feedback.