Kosher Castle

I stopped by for lunch today and was not impressed.
It looks like the place hasn’t had a dime spent on it in 50 years. Dirty windows, nasty paper curtains. run down tables.
The food is mediocre at best. You pay premium prices and don’t even have a waiter to serve you.
Stay away.

Great kosher fast food restaurant and take out right in the heart of Monsey. American (Grill), Chinese and Mexican menus. Service is FAST. You don’t have to wait long for your food to be ready. This is a great place for kids.
This is not a fancy place. It is a clean, family friendly restaurant. I’m giving it 4 stars based on the type of business. They deserve 4 stars for this establishment meaning they are doing a very good job in being what they are.
I very strongly disagree with David T from Borough Park, NY. He is using slang language and not facts. Words like cowards, etc. We dine here a lot with our family. Food is always fresh, the place is clean. Yes, it is a family friendly place and tables get messy with families not cleaning after them. But they have enough staff that are cleaning and clearing tables all the time.
David is also writing something stupid about not bringing a date there… Would you bring a date to McDonalds? This is a family friendly fast food restaurant. It is not a romantic place and they don’t try to sell it as such.
David is wrong. I’m just a Monsey resident that feels that he is targeting this place for some personal reasons. David, I’m wondering if you are affiliated with a competitor who asked you to post a bad rating? It is a lie that their prices are 30−50% higher than the other local establishments.
What more, Heshy F from San Francisco, CA, a known blogger who travels a lot gave ot 4 stars. Heshy is not one to shy away from giving critic when it is deserved.
I just came home today (July 27, 2015) with my entire family as we do often and we really had a very nice time. I logged on to Unilocal to give it a good rating and saw the rating and lies from David and I had to point it out.
I’m sorry I didn’t take some pictures to post. I will do it next time.

This is my favorite kosher fix! I usually get a falafel plate but they gave a great and very wide menu selection!
Highly recommend!!!

Great food, nice place for fast dining.
fast service too :)

As a Jew, I’m always amazed by how much different sects of Judaism vary. In any case, going to Kosher Castle was certainly an adventure. It looks like they converted a 1980s-​era McDonalds. There’s a selection of deli-​type stuff, Israeli items (such as Israeli salad, which I rarely see at restaurants), and Kosher Chinese food. It’s not super cheap, but it’s affordable. And you might get to see a guy with a huge beard sitting out in the dining room, examining heads of lettuce meticulously with an enormous magnifying glass.

Although pricey, the food is very good, the service is quick and I like that they just added a shawarma and falafel counter. Their fries are crunchy and skinny, the pastrami is juicy and fatty, and their burgers and steak sandwiches are great.
The best deal in the place is the laffa of falafel which came out to a cheap $ 7 and it included all the salads I could pack into it.
Kosher Castle is open pretty late and is the best place for people and family watching in Monsey.

The name alone makes this place a must-​eat-​at restaurant. We stopped in on a whim, marveling at the old Burger King façade-​turned Kosher haven for those seeking a meat meal.
This restaurant is quick, and it has everything: Chinese, falafel, schwarma, salad, burgers, fries, chicken, schnitzel. There isn’t a single thing you can’t get here, except maybe a milk shake.
I opted for the Mad Burger with a side of fries. After a delightful experience in Israel with a «spicy burger,» I decided the Mad Burger would likely be comparable. The food took a few minutes to come up, but man was it worth it. I’m not sure if it’s because I haven’t had a hamburger since going kosher, or if it’s because it was just that good. But this burger gets 10 out of 10 stars, hands down. The burger was meaty and delicious and the spicy paste was plentiful. The fries were crinkle cut and cooked just right, too.
This restaurant sports all the things you need for kosher cuisine — a washing station, benschers, and plenty of frum Jewish families.
I can’t wait to go back here and get another Mad Burger. I don’t even want to risk trying to make my own, knowing that Monsey is just a hop-​skip-​and-​a-​jump away.
Yasher koach, Kosher Castle!

Whenever driving through Monsey you cannot help but notice the huge sign that says «Kosher Castle» right as you enter town. Obviously this is done as a take on White Castle, but the location is a former Burger King. To my the funniest part was that they didn’t even bother to change the doors so as you walk in the door still has the old Burger King logo on it.
As I stepped up to the counter during my first visit I was kind of over whelmed by the menu choices. I was expecting it to be very basic, however it was far from it. This place is more than just a burger place; they have any type of food you could imagine, including Chinese.
Since I was planning on just getting a burger I decided to stick with it. I placed my order for a plain burger and a side of fries, my girlfriend too ordered a burger with fries. For both of them together it came out to $ 16 which I thought was pretty good for a kosher place.
While waiting for the food to be ready I walked over to the hand washing station, grabbed a little piece of bread they had there and awaited my food. Within a couple of minutes the meal was ready and I consumed probably the best burger I have had in a long time. Maybe its because I don’t often get to have a burger not cooked at home, or maybe it because it was the fact that I was in a kosher fast food place. Whatever the reason I absolutely loved it and cannot wait to try this place again!