Michael Jordan’s Restaurant In NYC Sells Gigantic French Fries

Ever wonder what the biggest French fry in New York looks like? All you have to do is head over to Michael Jordan’s The Steak House NYC with some measuring tape and an empty stomach to experience it for yourself.

In celebration of National Potato Day last month, the steakhouse’s head chef created enormous single French fries made from entire Idaho potatoes. Each fry measures at about 6.5 inches long and 2.5 inches wide. An order comes with three pieces of the deep fried potato and three dipping sauces: truffle cream, spicy chipotle, and MJ’s famous steak sauce.

Foodbeast’s sports lover and resident scientist Constantine Spyrou had this to say about Michael Jordan’s starchy entree:

“He’s got a 3-peat of fries and a 3-peat of sauces.”

He added:

“If those are Michael Jordan’s fries, Kobe’s are McDonald’s. Obviously, Lebron’s fries are the soggy fries at the bottom of the Burger King container.”

That boy sure hates Lebron. Almost as much as he hates Burger King.

Located in Grand Central Station, the bar and restaurant can be found on the balcony under the constellation ceiling. Patrons with a love of thick-cut potatoes will definitely want to shoot their shot with these massive gourmet fries. Keep in mind, however, the dish will only be available upon request.

More content

Eating OutInnovation
UK Brewery Launches Beer Produced With Solar Power
Oakham Ales, a U.K.-based brewery, has announced its first beer brewed with solar power, produced in collaboration with consulting firm CUB UK and solar power…
,
Eating Out
Whataburger Is Selling 75-Cent Burgers For Its 75th Anniversary
Whataburger is turning 75 and they’re doing it the only way that makes sense—with a can’t miss deal on burgers, limited-edition merch, and a full-blown…
,
CultureEating Out
Naruto Comes To Burger King This Summer
Back again with their second collaboration of the year, Burger King and Naruto, one of the most popular anime in the world, are bringing more…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox