Best Momos around!…read more If the title doesn't tell you everything, this review will. I found out about this place months ago and it was finally time to give it a try. My spouse and I are always down to find good momos, and this being close by and Tibetan cuisine, it was definitely a must. Ambience: It seats a decent crowd. It has nice Tibetan artwork and you feel the warmth from the owners. It's cozy and it felt great. Service: Top notch. I don't say this lightly. The server sat us down and was just so joyful. Her smile and demeanor made you feel welcomed. Brought us water and asked the usual and offered to explain any dishes. Now we are onto the good -- might I say great -- part. THE FOOD. We didn't order momos on our first visit. Food: My wife got the Himalayan Rice set (chicken) and I got the Rildok. We also got the Shabhaley -- from the description I thought it was literal meat. The Shabhaley, to put it, looks like an empanada. It was far from it in the best possible way. The pastry was crisp but soft and the beef filling was divine! Seasoned with so much flavor and it was paired with a beautiful sauce. The Rildok was exquisite. In my opinion -- I even told one of the servers, whom I now know is one of the owners, that the flavor profile reminded me of a cheeseburger, and it's my favorite new dish. The Himalayan Rice set was awesome. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The tingmo (like a bread) was soft and delicious, paired well with the chicken. The dal reminded me of my own homeland's dal. We've now been back here multiple times. My goal is to try the entire menu. The vegetable khoty momo was surprisingly my favorite, and I'm someone who loves meat. I've now had all the flavors and preparations of the momos, and you can't go wrong! This place is a gem. Their quality of food is top notch, and their actual aunties are in the back making this with so much love. I want everyone to try it. The owner and his staff are amazing and welcoming. They remembered me from my second visit, and that speaks volumes. They're all down to earth and it shows. The passion they have for their food and their kindness shines through. Parking: Can be rough depending on time of day.

It's an unassuming spot on a street of eateries. Their place is clean and is decorated with…read moreDarjeeling artwork. We got the kothey momo and chicken curry. The momos took a while but the curry was out quickly. Both were so flavorful! The sauce that came with the kothey momo cut perfectly through the mild chicken filling. The momo was soft but had a crisp bottom which melted in your mouth. The curry was creamy and had a hint of spiciness without setting your tongue on fire. All in all solid food!

3.5 stars Food truck…read morethat serves Chinese halal Kazakh kebabs, samsa, plov, and lagman. They are usually only open during the evening and also speak Mandarin. The food was good but expensive for the small portions. There is a slight discount if you pay in cash. We had the lamb kebabs, beef kebabs, samsa, and lagman. Our order took 15 minutes. The samsa was delicious but small for $5 each. The kebabs only have three small pieces of meat interspersed by fat. Good but I had better. Lagman was ok. It's a good place if you want halal kebabs but I probably wouldn't come back because of the price. There are better options if you don't eat solely halal.

Saw Jon Barr review the "FWB" chicken wrap. This is amazing. The right mix of spice and that…read morechicken. It was worth the trip. I also tried their beef "Breakup Roll", the spice is good, however I was not a fan of the soft texture of the beef. Reminded me a bit of like soemthing from taco bells. It still tasted good but texture wise, it's not the same as the FWB" chicken

Food: This place makes chai tea and kati rolls, and both are good! They offer six varieties of chai…read moretea ranging from $3-$7 per cup. Some varieties include saffron, masala, and ginger. We tried the masala chai which was delicious and made fresh in front of us. They spent a good five minutes making the tea fresh in front of us. The tea is very hot and soothing. Sugar level is adjustable. We also tried the chicken tikka roll which was just okay. The chicken was very moist, tender, and packed with flavor but the overall roll was average. A good snack but I wouldn't crave it again to go back for it. The outside wrap was a bit dry and underwhelming. Service: Staff were friendly. Ambiance: This place is a store front for the chai tea and a cart for the kati rolls. There's no seating so this is a takeout spot. Overall, I would recommend this spot!

Came here in the morning with a good friend and ordered the mantu, lamb shank, and chicken kebab…read more The mantu were well spiced and served with a yoghurt sauce, and the lamb meat was so tender, it fell off the bone. Yet the unexpected star of the show was the chicken kebab!! It was so tender and marinated I still dream of it sometimes. The dishes came with some scrumptious rice filled with raisins and carrots, as well as a salad. Eating here reminded me that the expert in any field has mastered the basics. While the ingredients were so simple, they were cooked to perfection. And it was so enjoyable to eat this meal in a restaurant with decor that wasn't over the top, but felt like home. Service was great, but there is a mandatory 20% gratuity if you come here with a group.

Overall the food was tasty. My friends and I ordered the Kofta Kabab, a lamb kabab, shrimp kabab…read moreand a chicken korma. The naan was pretty bland so you should bypass ordering this. What we found very odd was the fact that they served NO TAP WATER. Why is this? NYC water is delicious and it feels very strange that in order to drink water we have to actually purchase bottled water. We opted for soft drinks but this feels like a major flaw with this eatery.

It's a great spot for what it is…read more I got the combo platter and it was great. The guy seemed very attentive, wearing gloves and everything; overall the truck was clean and the food hit the spot - even the rice was pretty good, let alone the other ingredients. Takes cards, including apple pay and zelle (for an extra charge). I believe it's open 24/7 which is very convenient. The truck is also across the street from some public seating outside of an office building.

So this is amazing I never knew I had a late night halal truck near me im A huge fan of halal…read morefood meaning I can eat halal any day during the week and whatever time but again this is amazing So I just came out of a bar and I was starving and I decided to look around to see what was open and I can't believe I never saw this before. But I saw the fast and buy halal chart and I was so happy and this is amazing to know as well now especially since I go to the bar alot and when I finish I'm starving. I never got the cookers name but he was a very nice guy that service was fast and the food was so so good I got a mix platter with white sauce bbq and wow now I have a spot I can go to whenever I want halal food at night which is amazing and dangerous lol. The menu is also great and I definitely need to try everything else if you are in the long island city area after a certain time or if you just got out of the bar and are starving please please go and check out fast and buy halal food. The Chicken the lamb were so savory especially with white sauce and bbq and with some fries one of the best things ever to be open after 12.

I was hungry and feeling too lazy to cook so I finally tried Terry and Yaki…read more I ordered the #6 and it was solid. It had plenty of rice, kale, and carrot. I loved that the teriyaki sauce wasn't overly sweet or thick. The jalapeño sauce was nice and light, not too spicy. The guy who helped me was very friendly and was working quickly to keep up with orders. Overall, I'd recommend trying Terry and Yaki.

Sirloin steak bowl $15 - really good, juicy, tender, love the green sauce the most, the pickled…read moreveggies are really good too Yaki rice bowl $13.50 - flavorful chicken, also tender

Located in Hunter's Point, LIC, this spot is a gem. The ambiance is casual and cozy and the staff…read morewas absolutely so friendly and welcoming. As it was my boyfriend and I's first time trying Turkish food, they helped explain some of the dishes to us. We got their appetizer spread, their lamacun, and their manti. Everything was phenomenal, but I highly recommend their appetizer spread and their lamacun. I loved the spread as you got the chance to try multiple different dips and it was a huge portion. Their lamacun was also the first I've ever had and it made me think: "Why haven't I had this before?" It was so good. Will definitely be coming back.

Safir is a small, cozy restaurant that makes for a great, relaxed meal. The service was warm and…read moreattentive, and it ended up being the perfect way to wrap up the weekend. The atmosphere is comfortable without feeling crowded, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the meal. The food was excellent from start to finish. The sigar borek were perfectly crispy, cheesy, and just the right amount of salty. The lamb beyti kebab was packed with flavor, and the accompanying sauces really elevated the dish. We also had the manti, Turkish dumplings that were well-seasoned and incredibly satisfying. Portions were generous across the board, and everything tasted fresh and high quality. It's the kind of place that leaves you looking forward to your next visit.

YEP!! Hit it again for lunch!! Hand ripped noodles with pork extra spicy!!! 8th Ave location is…read moresmaller with 8 counter seats, 6 against the window. Pick a window seat so you can see the jealousy on passerby's faces. I DID mistakenly get noodles and not noodles in soup, so I'll have to go back. I was also EXCEEDINGLY entertained by what I believe was the kitchen chatter in Chinese (apologies if I misidentified the language) combined with some melodic rap music!! It reminded me SO MUCH of an anime I love, Samurai Champloo, that it put a big smile on my face (also gave Cowboy Bebop opening credit vibes). Actually... I might go back for dinner.... I have an addiction, I think...

Very tasty spicy west Chinese food - great location near queens plaza. Of course went with the…read morecumin lamb biang biang noodles. I got the mild option and it still knocked my socks off. Service was very fast and the DoorDash order was at my hotel in no time. Everything was packed up nicely and it was easily the tastiest meal I had on this trip.

Three of us came here for dinner last night (Tuesday). At 7:00 pm, place was pretty quiet. The…read morerestaurant is small-ish and it looks like most tables are for 2. We got a four-top at the front of the place. The restaurant decor is pleasant. It's a bit dark inside, but welcoming. Our server was very friendly. We started by ordering three starters - Mantu Dumplings (described in the menu as: steamed dumplings w/ beef, onions, cilantro + spices, topped with garlic mint yogurt sauce and garnished with lamb gravy and yellow split peas), Borani Banjan (eggplant) and Bamia (okra, stewed with tomato and onion sauce). Each of the starters was great. I think my favorite was the dumpling, followed by the eggplant and then the okra. Although the okra dish was delicious, it seemed like the simplest one, and one I could make most easily at home. The server suggested we get an order of Afghan Naan to go with the starters. The Naan was "OK". I would call that the weak part of the meal. It was fairly flavorless and didn't really enhance the flavors of the starters. The three of us shared two entrees - Chicken Afghan Kabob and Salmon Kabob. Each comes with a large side of rice. We also ordered one Qabuli (a rice topping made of raisins and carrots, sautéed in a cardamom syrup). The Qabuli is an extra dollar. The server said he would put it on the side, which was an excellent suggestion, because the rice was flavorful on its own and the Qabuli on its own made an excellent, sweet side dish. The Kabobs were both very good. The chicken was moist and tender and nicely seasoned. But the salmon - oh my gosh - the salmon light, flaky texture melted in my mouth. I couldn't stop eating the salmon. The rice was flavorful and the texture consistent. Before serving the entree, the server brought over a small salad to share, which was refreshing - lettuce and tomato and cucumbers. We didn't order dessert. But the server comped us a Firnee (homemade custard), which was very good. We were so full we couldn't finish it (or most of the rice from the entrees). The portions here are a nice size. Bottled waters were $2 each. They were ice cold and a good value for a restaurant. Honestly, the prices here overall are very reasonable. The food is good and nice portion sizes.

Food: I ordered the Mixed Afghani lunch special from here for $12.99. Lunch specials are to go…read moreonly. The lunch special included a few pieces of chicken kebab and a ground lamb kebab along with salad and rice. The rice was very flavorful and delicious. The meat was overall good, but some pieces were a bit dry. Overall, I really enjoyed the flavors of the food and would get it again. Service: Staff were really friendly, but the service was quite slow considering we were the only ones ordering food at the time. I wouldn't come here if you're looking to grab a quick lunch to go. Ambiance: The restaurant is small but has tables for you to eat at. They automatically charge a 20% gratuity for parties of two or more if you want to dine in. Overall, I would recommend this place!

Found this spot on a late night run! I don't normally get halal because it definitely a cheat meal…read more I grabbed my go to chicken over rice. It came with fries and they packed us extra white sauce on the side! I got a chance to eat some inside and decided to take the rest home. The table had not been clean but it was the only one available. They were quick with the food. They give an option of ordering with staff or on the machines. It was a tad spicy but it was tolerable. It wasn't as great as my regular to go halal spot but it was good.

I heard great things about this restaurant. I visited this place 3 times. They offer a variety…read moreoptions for food. I usually go for the halal chicken over rice. One thing I really like about this place is that they serve crunchy fries with my chicken over rice. The fries do take up a lot of space on my to go box. One side of the box is the salad. I think the overall portion for chicken over rice is on the smaller side but it because they serve sides. I think the chicken is a bit bland and more spice would be better. Even after adding the white and green sauce I think it's a bit bland. Maybe I should try a different sauce with my food. The place has seatings and seems pretty clean. The service was quick and they have a big tablet for you to order food. They accept cash and card for payment.