Walked in, you can tell it's usually a take out spot but super nice and clean inside. Almost all of…read moretheir drinks were bottled or in a container. Their menus are paper menus. Warm, not a strong AC system but not totally uncomfortable for 20 mins. Rice had a bite to it, not mushy but not undercooked if you get what I mean but has a bite to it. Carrots and meat perfectly melty. Lots of oil used but delicious nonetheless. I forgot there were raisins in plov but it was great, couldn't even tell they were there. Chick peas were tuff but not unappetizing. Place is reasonably priced. Id go back. It's almost totally self serving other than retrieving the food yourself from the back.

This place was pretty disrespectful. They spent let us sit on the main area although it was empty …read more Do to no women seemed like . The other area also sat us down like outcast right by the door , forgot the menu , water , fort one item that was ordered. Definitely wouldn't come here again. Local guys praying literally right in front of us. Not sure it's because they'd noticed our Jewish stars but whatever . Meat was not bad though , same with salad.

Came here for a quick lunch and enjoyed it. Very affordable (around $13 including tax for the lamb…read moreplate which came which spicy rice, fries, and a side salad, plus whichever sauces you wanted on top). The lamb cubes were eh. Fries were also eh. Service was super quick, gave me a free bottled water too! Ambiance is fine, regular Brooklyn halal spot. Overall: solid halal spot if you have a craving and want an affordable place, but definitely not the best I've ever had.

Really friendly service and they have a couple seats in the back if you decide to dine in. Usually…read moreget a combo over rice with salad or fries. I personally prefer the salad and get hummus as well. The meat is well seasoned and they're good with the portions.

GYRO KING : Mix over rice 羊同鷄肉…read more每次肉已經煮好備用，感覺好像三餸飯一樣 任選蔬菜和配菜再加上飯同肉 店舖非常乾淨、服務唔錯 味道不錯,價格公道

I've ordered from this location over the years and they are reliable. The food comes tasty and in…read moregenerous portions for the platters. The wings during football season are a must. Ask for different sauces on the sides to enjoy with the buffalo wings. I've been to other GK locations, but this one is solidly reliable for the days I can't muster up a homemade meal.

Solid shawarma for a chain restaurant place…read more Good deal, juicy chicken and solid flavor. I definitely would come back for a quick bite

Sheel Mashi is a new, vibrant spot that just opened on a bustling corner of little Palestine aka…read moreBay Ridge Brooklyn. The red hot and white LED lights invite you in like a moth to a flame. I was told this is a popular establishment in Kuwait City putting a mix of Lebanese twist out to the masses in Brooklyn now. The best way I would describe this place is a fast casual snack bar - with an intricate menu that is meant to be enjoyed on the go as you go about your day. The establishment was impeccably clean inside when I visited, a long line of bar stools to sit on and wait for or devour your order. Most menu items are reasonably priced and you get a big bang for your buck. Their sandwiches are $7 and so are the smash burgers - an absolute steal in this economy. A freezer full of genocide free Salaam cola greets you. We love a business that is BDS friendly out here. I got the spicy lovers chicken wrap and the mushroom smash burger. Both did not disappoint. I do think the chicken wrap could use more chicken on it, the breading to filling ratio is just slightly off. The flavors were great though especially that sauce - chef's kiss. The mushroom smash burger was also delicious - albeit on the sweeter side. I would love a tangier sauce in this creation. The breading was just a smidge too much, using a slightly smaller bun would be ideal. The cashier was enthusiastic and friendly, and raved about the fries which are thin cut and unique. I ordered a small portion and did not regret it. They are the perfect texture, beautifully salted and very different - I recommend trying them. Some things they could improve on is how long it takes to prepare food. I see this as a late night snack bar more than anything, so they should definitely consider expanding their hours later into the night for all those post-midnight cravings and traffic from the younger, drunker crowd. Other than that I think this business is primed for success, and I'm excited to speedily try more creations off their menu!!

Was walking down Bath Ave today and saw a big picture outside of the restaurant of some Tandir…read moreSamsa. It looked like empanadas, so we went in. This was our first time in an Uzbek restaurant and eating Uzbekistan's cuisine. We were very curious. The menu was in Uzbek. Although there were some English on the bottom, we still didn't know which picture represented which item on the menu. The waiter was very helpful in telling us which picture was which food. We ordered one tandir samsa, one avocado salad, two lamb kebabs, one manti meat (which looks a lot like xiaolong bao), one glass of kombot berry juice, and one cup of black coffee. The food was delicious. We loved and finished everything. The beef in the tandir samsa smelled so good inside my mouth. The avocado salad was so fresh. The two lamb kebabs were my absolute favorite. They're not dry and burnt like the shish kebabs you get at fairs and festivals. They were very juicy and not burnt at all. I love the gaminess smell of the lambs. The manti meat looked a lot like a Chinese dumpling, but it's bigger and they have a mixture of beef and lamb inside. It was so delicious. It came with a white, thick dipping sauce that looks like yogurt. The kombot berry juice reminded me of a delicious plum juice that I had in Beijing. It was so good! The hot coffee was also delicious, similar to the morning coffees in Mexico. Overall, we loved the food and service here. We were so glad to have tried something new today!

So service was pretty good after they got started . Although…read morethey didn't bring water at all the whole time . The lagman soup wqs the best I ever had . Manti were cool and no broth inside them at all as if they were sitting there waiting for someone prior . Meat was really flavorful but the beef a bit dry . Lulya kabob best I ever had The achichuk and other salad with tongue were very good but such small portions and price definitely seemed to High for the portion Other places u I go to pack it on I would maybe give it another try but many others out there

I buy from halal grill bros quite frequently. It's clean inside and u can see everything they are…read moredoing. the food tastes fresh, tasty and the same consistently. The portion sizes are also quite generous to standard in my opinion. Lastly The service has always been top notch. U can get a good deal here.

I always order Uber Eats or DoorDash from here because it's reliable and good halal food. Their…read moreplatters are pricier than your typical nyc halal cart platter, but they do give a lot of protein with the rice and salad. I got the Crispy Chx Over Rice Combo and Jr Loaded Jerk Fries. The fries were nicely seasoned and loaded with jerk chicken. For the rice platters you can select 3 sauces. I like their white, dragon, and green sauce!

This was my first time ordering Pakistani food!! It was good…read moreand spicy. I ordered; Karahi chicken-super tender and very flavorful. Vegetable samosa- Delicious!! But I wished it came with a chutney. It was missing a dipping sweet sauce. Naan- huge and fresh so under order. Chicken kabab- super flavorful Aloo Paratha- this wasn't "crispy" and it was undercooked on my opinion because it tasted doughy to me. Will reheat and make crispy! It's good and very good portion. I'm new to this cuisine so I don't know much but I did enjoy the food and would definitely order again.

If the most famous former chaiwala of Ahmedabad had a chance to try Pakiza's masala chai, perhaps…read morewe could find a way to resolve all of these border skirmishes in Kashmir. Indeed, the deeply rich (garishth) tandoori chai is the reason to visit this small dhaba on C.I. Avenue (I just wish they served it in a kulhad). It was breakfast time so we ordered halwa puris - the puris were extremely oily. The chole and halwa were both not bad, although I really just don't understand the need for food coloring in sooji halwa. Overall somewhere between 3 and 4 stars.

So at 1140 at night I was glad this place was open …read more Customer service was great by all three 3 guys at the counter , price is great as well. But the shwarma was plain , no flavor on the meat at all no color either . The only flavor was the ketchup and or mayo. But nothin inside was better then just being fresh . I didn't even the meat being grilled on the spot it felt like they warmed it up on the grill or maybe microwave I couldn't see that part. Brighton has way better spot but not open this later for sure .

What a great new spot to the neighborhood. I went on the first day and they didn't have beef so I…read moreended up getting the Pita Chicken Now, this is not your regular pita bread which is dry and boring. I never had this kind of pita before. It's cut open in the middle and stuffed with sauces, meat, pickled vegetables. The pita is closed on the bottom so no sauce leaks out and it's a delightful bite in the end. I came back on day 2 to try the beef items The beef lavash is same flavors just beef but wrapped in a nice thin wrap. Flavors were on point again and I love the thin bread Finally, the beef doner platter. I wasn't as excited about this one because all the sauce was separate. I wish there was rice on the bottom but this is my first time trying Uzbek food. Fries were delicious and crispy. All in all, a delicious new spot and I will be coming back