Roast Goose

[Barry Strugatz]

Where can I find this? Chinese, German, any style. Thanks.

[joekarten]

don't know if you're looking to cook it at home or not, but the butcher block in sunnyside carries great geese at a great price. they're easier to cook than turkey. had one a few weeks ago and it was amazing.

[Barry Strugatz]

Thanks, sounds good. But I'm looking for cooked goose.

[phantomdoc]

I used to get the goose at the old 14 st Luchow's in Manhattan. I know they moved to midtown about 20 years ago. I do not know if they are still in business, but, great memories of roast goose with apples.

[david sprague]

luchow's closed a number of years ago....the charm was really lost in the move to midtown, but it was still a cool option. the silver swan near gramercy park does a really good roast goose these days.

[Barry Strugatz]

Any 2009 suggestions?

[buttertart]

Zlata Praha in Astoria is pretty much it in my experience - sorely wish Chinese BBQ goose were available...

[jen kalb]

we used to get chinese BBQ Goose at (now closed) Sun Golden Island in Manhattan. It might be a chiu chow or hakka thing, some of their dishes were.

Have you ever asked one of the BBQ shops if they would do a goose for you.?

[buttertart]

No, actually. Really should do so. I cook at least one a year at home (it's my husband's favorite poultry). Should also look into Chaozhou and Hakka restaurants here, if any there be.

[missmasala]

the one time we went to Zlata Praha, the food, including the goose, was terrible! This was quite a few years ago, tho. Has it improved?

[Barry Strugatz]

FYI, I called Rolf's German restaurant in Manhattan and they will be serving goose starting after Thanksgiving.

[buttertart]

This was a while ago as well. The goose wasn't as good as homecooked but it hit the spot for my husband. My food was passable.