Great Halal Food. Service is great, it's one guy who runs the whole thing, he makes food, does the…read morecounter, check you out. Ambience is okay too. It's not a dine in place. You pick up your food and leave. Great healthier fast food. He mixes rice and chicken right in front of you. It almost hard to find this place. I went to my doctors office and the office lady was eating some yummy lamb over rice, that looked so yum. It had rice, lettuce, some veggies and lamb pieces. I asked her where did she get it from. She told me the business address. My total for two food plates was $23.50 and they use plastic box.

I need to get back over to Halal Palace and take a better picture of the chicken over rice, because…read morethe ones I have taken in the past don't do it justice. But I did see on Facebook that such a thing is possible. Holy moly is this dish delicious. Deeply seasoned chicken, over seasoned rice, with hot sauce, and white sauce. There are some token vegetables that resemble a kind of salad on the side, so you can pretend this is a balanced meal. But they do help to break up the heaviness of it all, which is important. And on top of its deliciousness, this is a value to boot. Personally, the lamb doesn't quite do it for me, since it's more of a ground lamb product than whole pieces of meat. But when you are a place that is building a reputation on value, ground lamb product isn't a deal breaker. It just helps to know that going in. The hard thing for me now is coming to Troy Kitchen and getting anything but the chicken over rice. How has this place not been reviewed on Yelp yet? Maybe it was because they didn't have a listing. But I haven't met anyone yet who has tried this stall and not loved it. Maybe they haven't loved the lingering taste of garlic. Amateurs. The pro tip is to grab a coconut Dominican icey from across the street to cleanse your palate. Fortunately, dessert uses a different stomach.

I was on a mission to find the best Halal food in Troy, because I love it. I ordered the chicken…read moreand lamb over rice as well as a lamb Gyro. The portions are large, and the food was good, however my food arrived with no sauce is on the food or with the food which was disappointing. The white sauce in the hot sauce to me, really complement all of the flavors of Halal food and tie everything together. They did include two free waters with my meal, which was a very nice touch. I will certainly give this establishment another try, and update my review but I was disappointed. Update... I ordered this food when the restaurant had been open approximately 20 minutes. After writing the review I ended up throwing the food out as I realized that it was not edible, not fresh and had so much salt that I almost choked. I'm quite confident that this place may have decent food, but what I received clearly was not made that day and considering that the food arrived 45 minutes late - I'm assuming they gave me the previous days reheated and re-seasoned food. I will not spend another dime here. Sorry. I hope this was just a singular instance, and hope they can take this constructively but I wasted $20 and had to go out somewhere else to get food which completely defeated the purpose of ordering food to be delivered. If you look at my reviews, I am honest and fair. I don't give bad reviews unless it truly is deserved. Unfortunately here, it certainly was.

Currently ordering mostly as take out. I've found that the kimchi fries are a wonderful blend of…read moresweet and spicy with the bulgogi and kimchi toppings. But their chicken wings are absolutely the star of the show. I can't get enough of the dry curry rub wings. Food is always fast and warm.

Quick simple Korean bowls w/meat & rice. Sweet& spicy sauce is delicious- you will need some water…read more Have been here twice- order at counter, both times super quick arrival of food, very consistent quality & very reasonable prices. A few tables but not many so may be best as a to go.Not fancy inside/utilitarian

They don't call it a palace for nothing! Since stumbling upon Nazir's 3 years ago, this restaurant…read morehas been regular religious experience for myself, my friends, and for the Troy community. Everything on the menu is top tier New York halal and at a great value. And if this wasn't enough, the owner Nazir is just as authentic as his food. His passion, dedication to the craft, and affable customer service is the secret ingredient to every dish he serves. Whether you like your rice platter with white sauce, or hot sauce, or both; you NEED to pull up to Nazir's.

I had the 2 meat plate. I had the chicken and beef. I also had the side salad and finished off the…read moremeal with Baklava. This entire meal was delicious. The chicken was so tender, the beef was cooked perfectly and everything was so flavorful. The rice was so buttery soft and fluffy (not sure if that is a good example for describing rice but it was really good). The baklava was better with each bite. It had such great flavor, flakey, with perfect amount of sweetness.

Food is very delicious! Service is the top. Very kind and polite people!…read moreThey asked if we want spicy options which is great since we don't like spicy food! Meat was cooked perfectly well as being asked. Not salty. Everything was excellent and now I understand why they have such good reviews!

My son had stopped here on the way to visit and based on some of the leftovers, we knew it had to…read morebe on the list. Traveling within about 5 minutes on the way to visit a good friend, and it happened to be right around lunch time, the opportunity finally came. It's a casual place, lots of 2 and 4 top tables, but what caught my eye when we went in was the cooler full of amazing side options. Then you look up and there's a beautiful oven and a dough station. This is looking great. We sat and ordered lamb kebab and doner kebab. A couple minutes later, a large (~11x17?) wooden tray appeared with a piping hot lavash bread and a plate of dill yogurt sauce. If the meal had stopped there, I would have been a happy camper. We had just had a few pieces when the kebab arrived, each with a pepper, tomato, some red cabbage, and onion. Both meats were authentic and delicious. My favorite way to eat my doner was with a bit of the bread, a bit of the dill sauce, some onion and cabbage, and a bunch of meat - a mini gyro, if you will. We took away about 1/3 of the generous portions and ordered a large mixed plate (all 10 of the sides) and baklava to take to our friend. It's a bit of a drive for us, but any time we're anywhere close, we're going to be back for sit down (if it's mealtime) or takeaway if it's not. I highly recommend you do the same.

Alibaba is probably the oldest Turkish restaurant in the Albany area, and it recently got a nice…read moreupgrade -- from the furniture to the serving plates and menus. The place feels much more modern and inviting now. Our family especially enjoys the beyti kebab, the güveç, and their pide. I haven't tried the pizza yet, but since their pide is very good, I imagine the pizza would also be solid. For me though, the real highlight at Alibaba is the mezze. In Turkish cuisine, grilled meats and kebabs are almost always enjoyed with a variety of mezze. They might technically be sides, but they're a big part of the whole experience. These days there are several Turkish kebab places in the area, but none of them offer a wide selection of fresh, house-made mezze like Alibaba does. At many places you're lucky if you find one or two options, often just a basic ezme. At Alibaba you'll find around ten different mezze and each one tastes distinct and freshly made. Every time I tell myself I'll just take a little... and somehow I end up filling a big mezze plate. Honestly, even when we grill at home, our motivation is picking up mezze from Alibaba to go with it. I'm not sure if it gets the credit it deserves, but don't skip the mezze here -- you'd be missing out. In fact, start with the mezze and figure out the rest later :))

A Horrible place and I don't mean to call out a ethnic group the Indians from India that runs the…read morePopeyes in Troy ny Does not like Black People My daughter is 30 years old and I've been coming there since 1992 today was my last time I'm tried of racism from people that have the same color skin as mines and non the less we are all Human Beings so we are all the same no matter your skin color or your background I'm sick and I ordered a buy one get one free on a four piece and they only sent one I called for the first time and they put the cook on the phone so unprofessional and told me I didn't press the promotion for the buy one get one free and it was for me and my daughter and they lied

I came here during lunch on a weekday and it was a zoo. I ate inside but I could see a line of cars…read moreoutside. Staff seemingly didn't care about the appearance of the restaurant (tables were dirty, napkins were empty, etc.) or getting food out quickly. It took 15 minutes to order and receive my food when there were only two customers in front of me inside. They had no trays so food came in a bag. They were out of several items which was annoying. I understand the principles behind fast food. But if it isn't fast, and if it isn't convenient, then what exactly is it?

Really enjoyed our dinner here! We ordered the platter for two, the Adana kebab, and kunefe for…read moredessert. Everything was fantastic, very tasty, and we would definitely recommend it. We will absolutely be back!

Upon entering the restaurant, it is very clean and well decorated. We were immediately greeted by…read morethe friendly owner who answered many of our questions and made great suggestions. We ordered the meal for 2,minds blown, fresh, great cuts of meat, to die for salads, fresh bread you name it. We finished our meal with a shared Turkish flan and Turkish tea. We will be back for sure. Between the amazing price and freshness, the icing on the cake was the friendly owner.