Finding The Best Pastrami Sandwich In New York | Food Tours | Insider Food
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- "Food Wars" hosts Harry Kersh and Joe Avella travel across NYC to find the best pastrami sandwich in the city. They'll be visiting three different locations in just one day to see what the city has to offer. This is "Food Tours."
00:00 Katz's Delicatessen
08:00 2nd Avenue Deli
15:11 Leibman's Deli
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Finding The Best Pastrami Sandwich In New York
I enjoyed the friendly conversation between Harry and Joe, as much as I did seeing all the delicious Pastrami sandwiches they had to eat!
Least thorough ever. Only three places and strong emphasis on Jewish despite Harry only mentioning it in passing before....hm!
@WaiiMiii You do realize that pastrami sandwiches were created by American Jews, yes?
@@dragonwitch27 Duh, obv. They've visited on previous visits too but given current climate this is deliberate. Harry on a recent video said he only just knew he was Jewish
Definite genuine rapport between these two. They like each others company, you can see it, hear it and sense it.
Lies again? Bio Perine USD SGD
This series with Joe and Harry’s is literally the definition of magical
You guys work very well together. Start your own channel. I'd watch it.
for real. insider better pay them well or they should bounce.
They don't like each other enough to start a business together. Employees work, partners would not
@@shekel2356where have you come up with that hahahah?
@@summitsummit3634You can just tell, it's like a civil pleasant work relationship, they're not friends or anything. Seems really obvious to me
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The food tours series is one of my favorite things. I get excited when I see a new one pop up. Joe and Harry have such good on screen chemistry and make these all really entertaining.
what i like about their videos is that they never denounce a place they visited on the list if they didn't like it, they just give their own opinion on it which I think is a very respectful way to go about it instead of bashing a place because its not their favorite. Overall these videos are so easy and fun to watch I hope we continue to see more of these guys in future videos.
The Harry-Joe bromance is UA-cam gold
I went to Katz for the first time ever 2 weeks ago, It was quite pricey ($27) but soooo good. A whole slow cooked brisket for a sandwich that can feed two people (don't forget the pickles and cucumbers they give you) is 100% worth going to.
joe is crazy talking about allowing Harry to eat pickle with the sandwich when that's how it's supposed to be served.
I went about 10 years ago and my one regret was splitting the sandwich between two.
Lol what do these people weigh hundred pounds each ?
I would love to see you both head to Japan and do this with George!
No, Canada at Matty Matheson or Vietnam or Korea with Sonny from The Best Ever Food Show.
@@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111I would love to work with Sonny!
He is also a top tier creator. I think you guys would mesh incredibly well.
@@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111 working with Sonny would be awesome, we need to find someone to make this happen haha
Plain and simple... Joe and Harry are a dynamic duo.
Do you know why I love Food wars and food tours so much, its not overly edited. Some food review programs really overedit with sound effects and loud voices, you guys don't need that! I really want to eat a pastrami sandwich!!
Haha love the chemistry between these two--- they have very different approaches to food and life in general, and many times feels like they just politely tolerate each other, but all are good!
My health today has been very poor, I was very happy to see this posted because my brain really needed to see this. Thank you Joe and Harry.
I hope you get well soon bro 🫡
Rooting for you!! Hope you feel better soon :)
Get better soon, I am recovering from COVID (last night was the first night I finally managed to have an uninterrupted sleep, my system fighting the virus and my temperature going up and down kept me up for three f*****g nights) and watching this video has helped me cheer up and get some appetite back to eat and enjoy a more hearty meal.
Hope you’re feeling better now 💚
NYC Pastrami is the only deli sandwich I d pay over $20 a serving for!
I just realized that Joe seems like the kinda guy that would seem to be extroverted but is actually very reserved and Harry is the quiet but very eager extrovert.
Ugh I'm sooo flippin' glad to see knishes and matzo ball soup featured!!! Such amazing foods, you could do a whole episode of just those.
I lived on Ludlow in the mid 00’s and I used to go to Katz’s for the Turkey and Brisket sandwiches which are amazing. Last time I went it was double the price it was close to 20 years ago.
Today its $25....i remeber the days when it was $12-15.....it that post covid prices :(
Joe and Harry have sucha great chemistry, across the globe and right across the table!
Love these Food Tours videos. Harry and Joe are awesome together. Thanks!
How lucky us New Yorkers are that we get to experience the perfect sandwich at a these great places (and many others).
OH MY GODDDD ANOTHER FOOD TOURS WITH JOE AND HARRY LETS GOOOO KEEP THEM COMINGGGGG
Nice to meet you both @ Katz.
A highlight when I was in Manhattan 👍🏻
Awesome a new video with you guys! I can't stop watching this series, please keep them coming.
Oh my heart, another Harry and Joe food tour ❤❤❤❤❤
Joe is my favourite American of all time! He is incredibly funny!!!!
I love you two hosting together!
I’m so happy right now 🥹 keep doing Food Tours 🥪
No one is safe from The Eye.
@@thecommodore5241 Yeah you’re def stalking me now LOL 😆
you guys need your own travel show. If you both aren't hosting something in the next years I'll be sad.
When you do another Food Wars in London Joe has to try a Donor Kebab
Puts ketchup on it
Yeah from Green Lanes
Best series on this channel
Love watching you guys! I now have my list of places to go when I arrive in NYC in December! Carnt wait!
My fav food hosts at it again! The videos when you are together have such good chemistry.
What Joe said about pickle slices ruining other things, that's how I feel about when they put a slice of lemon in my coke at a restaurant. I didn't ask for lemon coke, you've just randomly ruined my coke. And now it has a pip floating in it.
I love the chemistry between these two presenters and I really enjoy the content whether in the USA or UK. Please keep making more of these videos with these two men. We want to see more!
I have actually seen this exact food tour before, but I haven't seen it with Harry and Joe, and this was it.
Love you guys together! More of this please
Haven’t watched it yet but I’ve never been this excited about pastrami
Bout time this 2 are back . I miss these 2 n there magic. Def need there own channel
New York just screams Pastrami sandwiches. Love these two’s chemistry and commentary. 🥪👏😋
Finally my most awaited video is up on UA-cam. Thank you Food Insider
Please make another food tour in another countries, it's gonna be awesome 😍
Love you two. Great interaction.
The contrast between the two of them makes these guys work, it doesn’t hurt when good food is the bridge
My husband and I love pastrami sandwiches. I make them for us at home all the time. Here for new recipes and ideas!
Love this series but as a Brit living in London I feel like no one here is ever paying £20+ for a sandwich. There's some great sandwich options in London at markets and I think they top out at £12. Above that and people are giving it a pass as you can go and have a meal with sides. Great episode
It's more expensive in NYC than in most places. But reasonably priced for how much you get.
Not only is it a product of NYC just being expensive (especially right now after some bad inflation recently) but the main reason pastrami sandwiches are expensive is the cut of meat - brisket is a pricey cut of beef - even just looking at BBQ places in the Southern US, their brisket sandwiches are almost always the most expensive on the menu and in states cheaper than NYC they still end up being similar in price since the meat itself is just expensive - also comes down to the fact that it is cured for a month and slow cooked, all that time is expensive too
hope that explained a bit, they're not expensive solely for the purpose of being overpriced lol they're just expensive sandwiches to make
@@scottshep8978 I suppose if you split it like was being done in the video it's £11 a half which still isn't great but at least you get to try the sandwich. That's what a lot of those places in NYC feel like to me. Very gimmicky. They are a try once experience for tourists and maybe once a year for residents. I can't honestly imagine there's office workers popping in at lunchtime every week to buy a $25 sandwich or is that cost reflective of good prices in general in NYC now?
@@finjibuns but with a side or two you easily make two meals out of it. Just the sandwich itself will fill you up and not need another meal anytime soon. I'm not disagreeing with you. It is expensive. But for me it's worth it.
I have not visited NYC recently so I can not say if it's a normal price.
@@finjibuns That's not good price for NYC at all. Sandwiches usually cost max 15 dollars in NYC and it's relatively large portions. Considering high median wage in NYC it's probably on par with UK prices. Pastrami sandwich is not something you get often since it is an expensive cut of beef in the first place
Love these two 👍🏾
The chemistry between these two is off the charts............
Harry and Joe. hands DOWN best hosts
Brilliant video!!
Great episode! If you ever come to Baltimore you need to try Attmans. Over 100 years old and they make their pastrami sandwiches thinner cut the way you guys liked them.
I've never been into pastrami sandwiches... I always thought it was kinda ridiculous and only for show (like how ridiculously big they are). But that first sandwich looked amazing! The pastrami almost looked like slices of steak!
Granted, you are not wrong that they are ridiculously big. But, what is great is they actually taste equally ridiculously good. I've had cold-cut pastrami like boars head and the fresh out of the smoker ones that they had is miles and miles better. Highly recommend any of those 3 places IF you ever get a chance.
@@OrAngeAnArchy Boars head pastrami is a shanda. It has to be shelf stable so it lasts in the case at Publix. There's almost no fat on it. What's the point!!
It's possibly the king of sandwich meats. It has to be out of the smoker, not grocery store crap.
@@hettbeans I mean true. But if you've never had it hot out a smoker you'd never know how good pastrami can be.
@@hettbeans If you never had it, you wouldn't know what you were missing. I used to have pastrami boars head....I can't anymore after having it fresh from a smoker. Quality wise its just not comparable. But, this is only from having both.
One of my favourite snack meals is kind of a combination of two of your recent videos, with a few extras; The Reuben Bagel! Rye bagel, mustard, pastrami, pickles, and swiss cheese. It slaps.
I am so glad that 2nd Avenue Deli is being shown! I grew up eating there! Their sandwiches are amazing!
You two.guys are amazing together! I'd pay to watch you're own series/channel
The way Joe describes how he doesn't like pickles so relatable! 😄
food tours is so good
Best new series
Ive never been to nyc but your best of nyc series got me looking for the day i hit the big apple
Come on guys! Get your own channel! You two are hilarious and work really well together!
I took my entire family and drive 2 hours from Poughkeepsie for pastrami sandwiches from 2nd Ave. Deli! Superb sandwiches and “2nd to None!”
Very excited u went to Leibman's, they never get the same attention but are fire
Celray soda and pastrami are a match made in heaven
these are good shows
moved from nyc five years ago, I still wake up some mornings salivating for katz's
I haven't been to Katz in like 8 months... watching this, I think a stop over after work, otw home, to grab a sandwich is in order! 🤤
Awesome job joe.
When Harry met Joe: I’ll have what he’s having.
Having visited many places in NYC, I can say without doubt that the best pastrami sandwich I’ve had was at Sam’s Deli. It’s the only place that offered pastrami on garlic bread. Sounded odd, but lemmie tell ya…..absolute heaven. Next level 😎👍🏼
Joe and Harry have a chemistry that is yet to be matched by any other pairing, there is just something about them.
You obviously haven’t watched much television 😂
I love to watch this video!
Love it !!!!
These guys are awesome
i need more videos of these two together
Great video. Can’t go wrong with a good pastrami on rye. 😊
The lads ,great video
I've never had a authentic Pastrami Sandwich but they sound super good.
Love you both
A pal of mine loved the tounge sandwich and Cel Ray soda from Katz.
Amazing ... Yummm !!!
2nd Ave is legit! Always my go to deli when I’m in NYC
yoo love these two geezers
There's so many NYC episode. I really didn't expect that, I thought it would be just 3 like the UK . But I'm enjoying it
good video
Watching this is why I give foods more than 1 try before judging/disliking it since eating something just once is not enough to see if it was judged by the food itself or from the place you got it from. I never even ate pastrami before but seeing Harry become a pastrami convert in one day is what trying new foods is all about. You might not like something the first time because the place you went was just mediocre but you'll probably like it if you had it somewhere else.
Harry’s back!
Yeah 2nd Avenue looked incredible, could see your facial expressions too at the flavour
I knew they were going to win
two man just talking about food is amazing
Oh, such lovely memories. I used to work on Park Avenue and 24th. I would walk all the way to Houston during lunch to get the sandwich. Sour pickles only. And I would get in line with just that one guy because he was the one who was the most generous with pastrami.
Funny thing I saw. A sandwich guy asked a customer, do you want sour pickles, half sour, or both. The customer gives him this "what kind of question is that" look and says, no only sour, of course.
Digging the LA Aztecs jacket. 👊🏼
Pastrami Sandwich is so good 🥰
I want one. Love pastrami.
There are a lot of seeds. It's a bit generic to just call them seeds. Caraway seed is the common seed used in Rye Breads, it has a very unique flavor.
Best Combo on UA-cam. You guys should do so much more tours together. ❤
It would be epic to see them travel around the world together or even just visit more places in the uk or USA together
When i visited the states i loved getting kosher hotdogs loads of onions banana peppers and chili sauce .
I'm not a pastrami fan - but give me a pile of corned beef with mustard on rye (or pumpernickel ❤) them your up my alley!
Now both of them need to do a around USA for BBQ! Don't forget Texas brisket (the un- marinated version of brisket)❤
I absolutely love Katz.
My fav place is Sarge’s in midtown. It’s my go to for a pastrami on rye. Top notch sandwich for 2/3rds the price. I hit it up each time I go to NYC.
Had a Montreal smoked meat sandwich yesterday and I'm jonesin for more brisket now.
2nd Ave is our go-to when we visit NYC, but we did Katz last year. Love both, I think 2nd Ave is somewhat more intense - more fat, more spice. Also love the Kasha Varnishkes at 2nd...
Pastrami is life!
David's Brisket House is super juicy and sweet. My Favorite spot right off Franklin Ave.