I saw this happen a few weeks ago and I swear I was like seconds away from watching an old man get killed by a train (while the signal for pedestrians to cross was on the entire time the lightrail sped through).

Horrifying.

I would try James Solomon's office, in my experience they're pretty responsive and should be able to route this to whoever needs to see it

Now I think this is likely a malfunctioning traffic light, is there anyone that I can report this to?

Bone In does CSA delivery to Jersey City. They do veggies and have a once a month meat one too. We did it for a while during early pandemic and it was great.

i can smell the venti one from 3 blocks away. how they manage to make such a good cutlet out of a truck is utterly mind blowing to me

to be honest i even asked the guys on the truck, they say the answer is they fry it to order -shrug-

their sandwiches are all amazing but this one is the most surprising to come out of a truck at that quality

Just an fyi on flocktown, they definitely oversold memberships with regard to their crop yield. The idea of picking what’s in your box is nice, but you effectively have to set an alarm for 10am on Saturday to have a 2-3 minute window to race through their web store before any swap items will become sold out.

This wasn’t an issue two years ago and the choices were much more varied. It was primarily a bunch of different types of greens for much of this year.

If they get their act together this year then they’re worth it, especially for the $1-2 per order doorstop delivery. Other csas either charge more for that or require you to pick up at a central location like the farmers market at the path.

99 has them exactly in this package. I was there over the weekend. It’s the last aisle on the right side of the store. Same aisle as the eggs but opposite side. There’s even smaller bags of daikon strips which I normally get cause those huge logs is too much daikon for me. Go to h-mart some time and pick up some kimbap. It’s got pickled daikon in it too and it’s delicious

They also sell them at Lee's Continental Fruit & Vegetables near Grove St.

They are abundant at Hmart in various packaging such as tube shaped so you would slice it at home, presliced in a bag, etc. Here’s a maangchi recipe if you want to make it at home!

https://www.maangchi.com/ingredient/dan-moo-ji

Its pickled radish.

Comes in a long cylinder

Did StonyHill for a few years. Got kind of tired of lugging a big box home on my way home from the Grove St Path, especially in the fall when it was filled with potatoes and squash.

Now we do Misfits.

I think Central Valley Farm at Van Vorsts maker has a csa you can order and pick up there. We might look to try it this spring

Ha true

I don't think freshness matters too much for pickles...

Thanks! Oo being able to skip weeks sounds perfect. Do they do referral codes by any chance?

Shame this is a low-rise. This should have been blocked by the city. Housing prices are too high to be building low-rise, especially in this district.

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Wanna say 90% yes. But I haven’t been there for a minute. Used to work at a Japanese bank and would grab stuff for the expats in Manhattan that didn’t have cars.

i always thought it was just borrowed by japanese-american restaurants because it all gets mixed up here, but i did just google and apparently it's called takuan in japanese and is indeed one of the traditional pickle dishes

Oh like Mitsuwa has it fresher?

Shitttt you responded too fast before I could edit. Go to mitsuwa in edgewater they have a whole pickle section called tsukemono, all sorts of this stuff. But yeah I think you can get them in jars or plastic.

Must be used in both cuisines, this is a Japanese place… but thank you I will check it out this weekend

So much good intel. Thanks!

99 Ranch definitely has them - https://www.instacart.com/products/19926609

Nice! Thank you man. Looks like they come in bags?