Night-shift cart with long lines for chicken over rice.
Halal food near you
Restaurants, butchers and markets in New York City, with a clear halal label on every place.
Lamb tikka, qabili palau and bolani.
Fully halal Chinese takeout, with a prayer space on site.
Pakistani and Indian staples; on NYC Tourism's halal list.
Mansaf, musakhan and big family platters. Also in Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.
Halal bagel sandwiches with turkey bacon and beef sausage.
Pakistani-spiced smash burgers and masala fries.
Hand-pulled lagman, lamb samsa and kebabs.
Family-run since 1997: curry goat, roti and pepperpot.
Halal pad thai and curries; on NYC Tourism's halal list.
Nashville-style hot chicken, halal.
Refined Indian cooking; on NYC Tourism's Halal Travel Guide.
Seekh kebab, chicken biryani and an open-late grill.
Afghan kebabs and rice platters.
Upscale North Indian tasting menus in a dramatic dining room.
Halal Thai with spicy salads and noodle soups.
Karahi, nihari and fresh naan.
Lamb haneeth, saltah and fresh malawah bread.
Korean fried chicken and sandwiches.
Whole fish baked in clay with garlic and tahini.
Plant-based soul food, so no meat questions at all.
Chef Rawia Bishara's beloved Middle Eastern kitchen. Get the knafeh.
The original cart. Chicken and gyro over rice, white sauce, careful with the red.
Halal oxtail, fried chicken and mac and cheese.
Yemeni coffee and pastries; great for late-night chai. Also in Boerum Hill.
Long-running spot for lamb haneeth, fahsa and honey cake.