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Highly recommend this halal cart in queens! No line and each platter is only $12 and you get a drink! The combo chicken + lamb is the best with white sauce and hot sauce. Definitely check it out if you're in the area or you don't want to wait in line for hours in the city.
This review is done by a South Indian taste buds on 9/25/22 Your experience may differ. I have been enjoying halal food for years, predominantly in Queens and Brooklyn. There are two types of halal in my opinion. One that is more Asian Indian style and one that is middle eastern style. This cart is the latter. The difference is the rice they use and flavor of the food. Indian styles rice is usually more yellowish and flavorful. The meat is more spiced and cooked with more onions and sometimes you can request food to be cooked more spicier in which case they may add more ingredients like green chileas and spices. I visited this cart because it was close to my house and had many good reviews. When I arrived I saw four halal carts. This cart was getting all the business. Yes, I made the right choice I thought to myself! I looked at the cart personal. Not Asian based. I asked for the food to be made more spicy, lady shrugged her shoulder and said she will put more hot sauce. The food came out within two minutes of me asking for three combos of chicken and lamb over rice, a red flag popped in head. I had the lamb over rice. The lamb was cut into big chunks and tasted like it was steamed with no flavor. Had they cut it smaller and suauted it longer it might have had more flavor. The white sauce was too tart and no parsley, dill, or other ingredients incorporated in it. The hot sauce was hot, with really no flavor. The rice was an off white color and bland. The salad is just mainly lettuce, no tomatoes and no big slices of onion. My family did not enjoy the food. My wife can cook better lamb frozen from Costco cooked with Sazon seasoning, she uses basmatti rice and some spices to make the rice yellow and her white sauce is even better.
It's been a couple of years since I ate at a halal cart, mainly because a lot of them, while delicious, didn't have the flavor I remember having when I ate from there the very first time. Until now. I ordered my go to: chicken over rice with bbq sauce and white sauce, which was $8. It tasted just as I remembered it, the sauces were delicious, the bbq sauce was sweet and tangy and the white sauce was creamy and soft(?). The chicken was tender and still pretty juicy and the rice was fluffy. The lettuce added a nice crunch with each bite and tasted really good with the sauces. I wasn't able to finish the whole thing and ate the leftovers for lunch the next day and it was still just as delicious. Even as I'm writing this review, I'm thinking about going here again lol
It may look like it's over sauced but trust me it is the perfect amount once you mix it up. I got the white and a dash of spicy. This place is way better than hala guys by 10x fold. Cash only and costed $7.99. Came here 3 times during my visit to NY. Order ahead if you can they can get busy even when it's late at night!
Food is ok but just for a good price but for a reason: they skimp on portions and undercook chicken ALOT, they don't show black customers the same hospitality as they do middle eastern, after lying to me about not having pita bread a lighter skinned older gentlemen with a white beard gave me reduced portions than my middle eastern friend who ordered RIGHT BEFORE ME not to mention the white hair found in BOTHHHH of my combo over rices. Not bad food, at a really good price, , just that hospitality is so optional and that's fucked up.
Chicken over rice. Well isn't that nice. Nice? Not the right word (rhyming is fun, but let's be real). The correct way to describe chicken over rice from Hamza & Madina is deliciously amazing. Splendidly tasty. Incredibly mouthwatering. You choose one (it's a free country). But seriously, H&M Halal Food is something revolutionary. Though it's not like the tiny food truck on Hillside Ave just appeared the other day. I'm just the bozo who finally stopped there to dine on the feast that fills those styrofoam containers for only $6 (including a drink). I bow down to Yelp for obtaining Hamza & Madina at its recent Cocktail Classic and giving me the opportunity to learn how scrumptious the stuff really is. Better yet, one of the trucks is ten minutes from my house. Better better yet, it made for the perfect stop after driving down the road, coming back home from being away on vacation for over a week. Welcome to New York! Just in case you haven't Halal-ed, chicken and rice is just what you need. Tons of tender chicken on a generous bed of flavorful rice and some greens on the side create a well balanced palate opportunity. But wait. The white sauce! Make sure to get a healthy helping of that atop your poultry (and throw a little hot sauce on there while you're at it). Amazingness will then ensue in every bite. Your only challenge is trying to finish it all (though maybe that's not much of a challenge once your start chowing down). Don't want chicken? Lamb is present and so are a few other items so no worries, you won't walk away hungry (you definitely won't). Overall, Hamza & Madina Halal Food is the captain of the food trucks, especially when it comes to making the tastiest and most cost-effective dish you'll want soon after finishing. With my close proximity it's only a matter of time before I swing by again. Hell, even if I wasn't close I'd make a trip for it. You should too. It'll be more than just nice, that's for dang sure.
There are two Hamza and Madina halal food carts here in the Floral park area, one at 253-11 Hillside avenue and a second one here at 256-21 Union turnpike between chase bank and the bagel shop, I usually buy my halal food here along union turnpike. My usual order is lamb over rice with salad, and my choice of sauce is the white sauce with 3 lines of hot sauce, I also get one choice of either bottled water or soda. The lamb that are usually cooked here is slightly crispy but not well done, not cut into large chunks and not too small just to add enough good texture to the food when you eat it, I don't like some halal food carts where they cut the lamb to small pieces as if it was minced. They are consistent cooking their rice with turmeric, they don't cook it soggy, the combination of rice lamb and spices are good, each ingredient not over-powering the taste of the other. The seller and the buyer here already have a common lingo on how many "lines"of hot sauce or barbecue sauce should be put on top of it, the more lines the spicier it is. For anyone who have not yet tried halal food or anyone who likes halal food, try this spot and you will love it comparable to other halal vendors in the area. Due to pandemic, they have recently raised their price up from $5 to $8. Just like any other halal food cart vendors, service Is fast and quick.
Prices are great but I feel like the portions are small as other places give larger portions for sure with a slight difference in price. I never actually checked this place out even though I walk past it like everyday. My brother insisted we go there as he's a frequent customer of theirs. Personally to me the falafel platter should have more than just falafel, rice and lettuce. It's great to have blend of vegetables but sadly it felt like the plate was covered with white sauce mostly. Lines are usually long and waiting can be anywhere from 5-20 mins. For me this place is a no go as I have had better falafel platters for sure. The picture of their falafel platter looks different than what I got. It did not have anything beside lettuce, white sauce, rice and falafel. Oh wait it also comes with a drink. Rice were not good at all I hated the way it tasted.
Frank M, my Yelp buddy and dear friend loves Hamza & Medina and has been a regular there for years. How amazing is Hamza & Medina: 1) I went twice today at 10 and at 4 and got the Chicken and Rice and later the Falafel & rice and the Chicken Gyro 2) Can't beat the taste. Best I've had! The rice is so smooth, the white sauce divine!! 3) Can't beat the quantity- the very generous owners pile it on. 4) Can't beat the price- $5.99 for the massive Chicken or lamb over price including a soda or water. The gargantuan gyro was $3.99. 5) Can't ask for anything more than the love and care with which the two gentlemen Younis and Mohammed serve this amazing food. 6) 3 copycat carts have recently parked themselves next to and on the west sides of Little Neck Pkwy hoping to compete. I walked up to one today - the kid looked down and did not engage me or invite me in any shape or form. 7) There is a line almost all the time. Everyone loves Hamza & Medina. 8) They are super clean. 9) They are super fast and super efficient. 10) We can call in our order and have it ready for pick up 718 908 4163. 11) Open for 18 hours from 10 am to 4 am to satisfy our anytime cravings. My belly and I thank you Frank! Thank you Younis and Mohammed!!
Hamza & Medina Halal Food on Union Turnpike is a must-visit if you're craving flavorful, satisfying halal food. My go-to order is the chicken over rice, which is always fresh, seasoned perfectly, and super filling. I've also had the combo rice platter, which is just as delicious. Each dish comes with a drink, which is a nice bonus. You can't go wrong with the white sauce, and if you're in the mood for some heat, the hot sauce adds a flavorful kick without overpowering the dish. I also recommend trying it with white sauce and BBQ sauce for a sweet and tangy twist. It's a takeout-only, cash-only spot with no seating, but the food is more than worth it. Parking is available either on the street or in the nearby strip mall lot, so it's pretty convenient. Service is pretty quick, but being the only good halal spot around the area, the line can back up since there is only 1 person usually in the cart. If you're in the area, this place is a no-brainer. Fast, tasty, and always hits the spot. read more
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Highly recommend this halal cart in queens! No line and each platter is only $12 and you get a drink! The combo chicken + lamb is the best with white sauce and hot sauce. Definitely check it out if you're in the area or you don't want to wait in line for hours in the city. read more
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This review is done by a South Indian taste buds on 9/25/22 Your experience may differ. I have been enjoying halal food for years, predominantly in Queens and Brooklyn. There are two types of halal in my opinion. One that is more Asian Indian style and one that is middle eastern style. This cart is the latter. The difference is the rice they use and flavor of the food. Indian styles rice is usually more yellowish and flavorful. The meat is more spiced and cooked with more onions and sometimes you can request food to be cooked more spicier in which case they may add more ingredients like green chileas and spices. I visited this cart because it was close to my house and had many good reviews. When I arrived I saw four halal carts. This cart was getting all the business. Yes, I made the right choice I thought to myself! I looked at the cart personal. Not Asian based. I asked for the food to be made more spicy, lady shrugged her shoulder and said she will put more hot sauce. The food came out within two minutes of me asking for three combos of chicken and lamb over rice, a red flag popped in head. I had the lamb over rice. The lamb was cut into big chunks and tasted like it was steamed with no flavor. Had they cut it smaller and suauted it longer it might have had more flavor. The white sauce was too tart and no parsley, dill, or other ingredients incorporated in it. The hot sauce was hot, with really no flavor. The rice was an off white color and bland. The salad is just mainly lettuce, no tomatoes and no big slices of onion. My family did not enjoy the food. My wife can cook better lamb frozen from Costco cooked with Sazon seasoning, she uses basmatti rice and some spices to make the rice yellow and her white sauce is even better. read more
2 years ago
It's been a couple of years since I ate at a halal cart, mainly because a lot of them, while delicious, didn't have the flavor I remember having when I ate from there the very first time. Until now. I ordered my go to: chicken over rice with bbq sauce and white sauce, which was $8. It tasted just as I remembered it, the sauces were delicious, the bbq sauce was sweet and tangy and the white sauce was creamy and soft(?). The chicken was tender and still pretty juicy and the rice was fluffy. The lettuce added a nice crunch with each bite and tasted really good with the sauces. I wasn't able to finish the whole thing and ate the leftovers for lunch the next day and it was still just as delicious. Even as I'm writing this review, I'm thinking about going here again lol read more
1 year ago
It may look like it's over sauced but trust me it is the perfect amount once you mix it up. I got the white and a dash of spicy. This place is way better than hala guys by 10x fold. Cash only and costed $7.99. Came here 3 times during my visit to NY. Order ahead if you can they can get busy even when it's late at night! read more
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3 years ago
Food is ok but just for a good price but for a reason: they skimp on portions and undercook chicken ALOT, they don't show black customers the same hospitality as they do middle eastern, after lying to me about not having pita bread a lighter skinned older gentlemen with a white beard gave me reduced portions than my middle eastern friend who ordered RIGHT BEFORE ME not to mention the white hair found in BOTHHHH of my combo over rices. Not bad food, at a really good price, , just that hospitality is so optional and that's fucked up. read more
Chicken over rice. Well isn't that nice. Nice? Not the right word (rhyming is fun, but let's be real). The correct way to describe chicken over rice from Hamza & Madina is deliciously amazing. Splendidly tasty. Incredibly mouthwatering. You choose one (it's a free country). But seriously, H&M Halal Food is something revolutionary. Though it's not like the tiny food truck on Hillside Ave just appeared the other day. I'm just the bozo who finally stopped there to dine on the feast that fills those styrofoam containers for only $6 (including a drink). I bow down to Yelp for obtaining Hamza & Madina at its recent Cocktail Classic and giving me the opportunity to learn how scrumptious the stuff really is. Better yet, one of the trucks is ten minutes from my house. Better better yet, it made for the perfect stop after driving down the road, coming back home from being away on vacation for over a week. Welcome to New York! Just in case you haven't Halal-ed, chicken and rice is just what you need. Tons of tender chicken on a generous bed of flavorful rice and some greens on the side create a well balanced palate opportunity. But wait. The white sauce! Make sure to get a healthy helping of that atop your poultry (and throw a little hot sauce on there while you're at it). Amazingness will then ensue in every bite. Your only challenge is trying to finish it all (though maybe that's not much of a challenge once your start chowing down). Don't want chicken? Lamb is present and so are a few other items so no worries, you won't walk away hungry (you definitely won't). Overall, Hamza & Madina Halal Food is the captain of the food trucks, especially when it comes to making the tastiest and most cost-effective dish you'll want soon after finishing. With my close proximity it's only a matter of time before I swing by again. Hell, even if I wasn't close I'd make a trip for it. You should too. It'll be more than just nice, that's for dang sure. read more
There are two Hamza and Madina halal food carts here in the Floral park area, one at 253-11 Hillside avenue and a second one here at 256-21 Union turnpike between chase bank and the bagel shop, I usually buy my halal food here along union turnpike. My usual order is lamb over rice with salad, and my choice of sauce is the white sauce with 3 lines of hot sauce, I also get one choice of either bottled water or soda. The lamb that are usually cooked here is slightly crispy but not well done, not cut into large chunks and not too small just to add enough good texture to the food when you eat it, I don't like some halal food carts where they cut the lamb to small pieces as if it was minced. They are consistent cooking their rice with turmeric, they don't cook it soggy, the combination of rice lamb and spices are good, each ingredient not over-powering the taste of the other. The seller and the buyer here already have a common lingo on how many "lines"of hot sauce or barbecue sauce should be put on top of it, the more lines the spicier it is. For anyone who have not yet tried halal food or anyone who likes halal food, try this spot and you will love it comparable to other halal vendors in the area. Due to pandemic, they have recently raised their price up from $5 to $8. Just like any other halal food cart vendors, service Is fast and quick. read more
Prices are great but I feel like the portions are small as other places give larger portions for sure with a slight difference in price. I never actually checked this place out even though I walk past it like everyday. My brother insisted we go there as he's a frequent customer of theirs. Personally to me the falafel platter should have more than just falafel, rice and lettuce. It's great to have blend of vegetables but sadly it felt like the plate was covered with white sauce mostly. Lines are usually long and waiting can be anywhere from 5-20 mins. For me this place is a no go as I have had better falafel platters for sure. The picture of their falafel platter looks different than what I got. It did not have anything beside lettuce, white sauce, rice and falafel. Oh wait it also comes with a drink. Rice were not good at all I hated the way it tasted. read more
Frank M, my Yelp buddy and dear friend loves Hamza & Medina and has been a regular there for years. How amazing is Hamza & Medina: 1) I went twice today at 10 and at 4 and got the Chicken and Rice and later the Falafel & rice and the Chicken Gyro 2) Can't beat the taste. Best I've had! The rice is so smooth, the white sauce divine!! 3) Can't beat the quantity- the very generous owners pile it on. 4) Can't beat the price- $5.99 for the massive Chicken or lamb over price including a soda or water. The gargantuan gyro was $3.99. 5) Can't ask for anything more than the love and care with which the two gentlemen Younis and Mohammed serve this amazing food. 6) 3 copycat carts have recently parked themselves next to and on the west sides of Little Neck Pkwy hoping to compete. I walked up to one today - the kid looked down and did not engage me or invite me in any shape or form. 7) There is a line almost all the time. Everyone loves Hamza & Medina. 8) They are super clean. 9) They are super fast and super efficient. 10) We can call in our order and have it ready for pick up 718 908 4163. 11) Open for 18 hours from 10 am to 4 am to satisfy our anytime cravings. My belly and I thank you Frank! Thank you Younis and Mohammed!! read more
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I'm feeling pretty generous right now with these 5 stars. I was super HANGRY upon arrival, but the chicken and lamb combo definitely satisfied my appetite! Hamza & Madina is located on Hillside Ave. in New Hyde Park, right across the the 7-Eleven. They are open late, and always ready for business! It has been well over 3 years since I have had authentic Halal food. "The Halal Guys" just don't count. After moving to Miami, I was pretty disappointed to see that Halal trucks are not a staple there. So I made it a point to have Halal on this trip to New York. The chicken and lamb combo is only $6, and considering the amount of food it comes with, it is well-worth! If anything, the vendor is too generous! I always ask for extra white sauce, because it just makes the flavor that much better. The plate came with large fresh chunks of chicken and lamb, served over a bed of rice, shredded lettuce, and covered in white sauce. There were also pieces of cut up peta as well. Even better than I recall! For those that have not tried this particular vendor, I highly recommend them! They are always in the same location, and are so yummy! read more
Came here to satisfy my craving for lamb and rice, and I was not disappointed. I decided to get lamb and rice because they ran out of chicken. The lamb was cooked perfectly, has a nice crust on it. The guy who works here hooked it up with extra red sauce, and do not underestimate that sauce.... It is spicy. Overall good experience will come back again. read more
11 years ago
We have had many a meal from this street car of wonderfulness, but this is my first review. I have no idea why it has taken me so long to sing their praises but I sing loud and they are so good that you will drive past other carts in other neighborhoods to get the food here. I once asked the guys what made their food so good, the response was classic and heartfelt...they cook with love. They love the food they cook and they love the customers. Sometimes you will pass by and the line will be 10+ deep. People will be double parked and walking from down the street to get the food here. You ask for extra anything and they give it to you with a smile. Where else can you get such an amazingly huge meal for $6.00 with a drink? Even sometimes with the long lines, no one complains about the wait...it's so good it is worth waiting a few minutes for your turn. The white sauce here is the best I have ever tasted. The freshness is never questioned, they cook with love and quite frankly I don't know how they keep up with the demand. These guys must be exhausted at the end of the day. So if your in the neighborhood, or not, this is the place for your to go halal food! And please leave a tip for the guys. read more
So everyone knows NYC is littered with halal food carts. Even out-of-towners fly in and ask "hey, can we grab 'chicken and rice?!?'". Seasoned eaters know some of the best carts can be found in Manhattan, with (arguably) the most famous being The Halal Guys on 6th Ave. & 53rd Street. Whether you're a fan of cheap eats, eats to go, or ethnic/halal food, such carts usually fit the bill. The only problem is that you don't always have the time or energy to trek into the city, especially when you live on the eastern edge of Queens. For such occasions, you can just venture over to the intersection of Hillside Ave. and Little Neck Pkwy. Here, you have multiple carts from which to choose. Within about two blocks, there are three separate carts. My current favorite is this HAMZA & MADINA cart which is parked on Hillside Avenue, just in front of CVS Pharmacy. I've also tried the Madina Halal Cart located by the Pizza hut across the street and also the Sahara Halal Cart by the New Al-Habib Halal Meat Market but I find that HAMZA & MADINA has a slight edge. Unlike the halal carts in the city which usually serve up their offerings in round aluminum trays, HAMZA & MADINA serves it up in rectangular styrofoam boxes. I mention that because some people like the extra insulation that the styro offers and which makes it easier to handle when you are not able to eat off a table. They also don't throw in pita bread as many carts in the city do (but that's no biggie at all to me). My standard choice is usually the combo over rice (chopped chicken & lamb over rice with a little salad on the side) topped with a generous - if not copious- amount of white sauce and a dash of hot sauce. Be warned that the hot sauce does pack ample heat so don't be a hero and ask for a ton extra lest you set your tongue on fire. I wish I could give you a more thorough review and include other items they offer but this is my go-to selection and by which I judge the various carts I've tried. I find that HAMZA & MADINA's cart offers slightly fresher tasting items and the server is more friendly than found at other local carts. I'm guessing if you're a regular at any of them that you may disagree with this but I'm talking about when you don't have a longstanding or frequent enough relationship with a particular cart. The combo over rice plus a drink comes out to $6.00 and that's pretty hard to beat for fresh, generously-portioned food that you can grab and go with a few minutes...unless there is a line of people waiting that is. I won't hesitate to try out the other carts again but when in doubt or I'm not feeling like experimenting, I'll come back to HAMZA & MADINA unless given a reason not to. read more
6 years ago
Obviously there are hundreds of chicken and rice carts/trucks throughout the 5 boroughs, and I usually only eat from them after a night on the town but with Covid closing everything in life after 10pm I've had to take advantage of this opportunity to eat from the street. This truck actually taste good (even when you're sober). The chicken is seasoned and cooked very nicely. The rice also has a hint of spices that boost the flavor value up. You have to go for the sauces though regardless of how seasoned the food is because it's just not ether same without the white and hot sauce drenched on top. All in all you can't go wrong for $6.50 and you get a drink with it as well. read more
6 years ago
Papi and I back have to our favorite late night spot since the pandemic. Different truck but food always hot fresh and delicious. Super nice cook very clean. Loads it up and only 7$ with a drink. Yummmmm! read more
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We have been coming to this Halal cart for quite some time. When you arrive the smell alone will water your appetite. We usually get the chicken over rice with white sauce. It's awesome! I don't have any to compare it to but some of the other reviews and word of mouth says this one is the best. I have also had the lamb gyro, also very good and the prices are reasonable. This one is located outside CVS on the corner of Hillside and Little Neck Parkway. Give it a try you will be pleased, but go early, later the lines start to grow. You can also call ahead 718-908-4163. Bon Appetit read more
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4 years ago
Chicken over rice $8 comes with a drink. White sauce was really thick and good. Hot sauce was very spicy!! Green sauce tasted weird.... Do not get it. the chicken was chopped too small and thin. It was decent. Felt like they skimped on the actual portion of meat. You can get more food at halal munchies for $10 read more
An amazing little halal cart at the corner of Little neck. I've seen a lot of people writing "C&R", don't be confused because it's chicken over rice not chicken and rice. I have a history where I learned the difference between the two, when I was first introduced to chicken over rice. If you want to satisfy your C&R craving, then this is where you want to go. Order a little white tray of yummy goodness that would either put you to sleep or have you running for the restroom, depending on how well you handle hot sauce. I come here once every two weeks to grab chicken over rice for everyone in my office. My coworkers just can't wait for the week to get up to C&R day. Each person has their own taste and Hamza & Madina (can we go with H&M?) is able to satisfy each person's flavor preference. The rice here is always moist, complimenting the chicken or lamb without becoming too noticeable.The chicken is seasoned to perfection, sometimes you feel that sauce isn't even needed but you always get it because the sauce completes the dish. White sauce, hot sauce or BBQ sauce? Take your pick, make your dish pop some flavor into your mouth. Be a little careful with the hot sauce, it can always sneak up on you in more than one way. The lamb is amazingly soft and still fully cooked while staying moist. Put it all together and you get a delicious meal! The pricing is pretty decent, a regular tray of food is priced at $6. That $6 includes a drink, there's not a huge selection but enough to choose from to pick your favorite of: Coke, Diet Coke, Brisk, Ginger Ale, orange Sunkist and Poland Spring water. The amount of food they give you is a large serving but if you want double meat, it will cost you an extra $2. There seems to be a huge confusion between everyone, about which vendy cart this is. No, not all three halal carts on the corners of Little Neck and Hillside are the same. There's one by the subways, one by the Pizza Hut and one by CVS. H&M aka Hamza & Madina is the one by the CVS. If you go on their facebook, they list the two locations they have. One being by the CVS and another being the first halal cart on Long Island in Hicksville. Next time you are stopping by for a white foam gift box filled with a meal to last the entire day, take a glance at the sign and remember this is the halal cart you want to come back to, H&M. read more
In a nutshell: Best Chicken and white sauce in NYC....found in Eastern Queens. To all NYC tourists: when you visit NYC, here's the list of foods other tourists tell you to find: Ray's Pizza Junior Cheesecake Katz Deli That's all well and good, but that's one meal. Here are the cuisines and spots I would suggest: Juliana's Pizza (next door to Grimaldi's....review pending) Eileen's Cheesecake Jamaican food (Jamaican Flavors on Jamaica Ave.) Halal food....mainly Chicken and rice with white sauce!!! Dominican food Dumplings in Chinatown ....the list goes on. Point of the list is to ask a New Yorker where to eat. The Madina truck is directly across from a Halal meat market in Bellerose, which also has it's own truck outside. Parking 4/5 Plenty of parking at the Pizza Hut which you are not supposed to park at. Park there anyway because no one goes to the Pizza Hut. Service 4/5 No need to have a conversation with this guy. Just tell him what you want and move aside. Wait time 3/5 The fact that it was like 10 degrees and windy was not their fault. It literally hurt to wait for the food, though. Food 5/5 Got the combo (lamb and chicken) over rice with white sauce and hot sauce. Chicken and lamb were super tender and delicious. My plate did not survive for long when we got home. Overall 5/5 Bomb. I know there's a well-known Halal truck on 57th and 3rd, but go here one day if you're in Queens. Bomb.com read more
10 years ago
I purchased a $4 lamb gyro. The lamb pieces are med-large chunks :-/ and it has a subtle regular degular pizza place gyro taste. I don't see what the hype is all about honestly , I'll give them a C+ at best... I highly doubt I'll ever return for lamb but I will give their chicken platter a try if I ever return... read more
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