decided to slide over here for my lunch break, then putting it off so here we go…read more.... Rice is cooked to perfection. I like the option of regular and pickled onions. I decided to go with the pickled. It's only a dollar more but... hey we eat good ova these parts... veggies were definitely fresh. The jerk chicken isn't traditional jerk but it's more jerk than barbecue so I appreciate that on the back hand. The lamb was dry, but you put some of that good hot sauce on it some of the white sauce and it's workable. The establishment was really clean. Well kept I appreciate it. That service was good even though it was early still friendly and my order came out really fast. I was able to watch her make it and I'll shall be returning. I definitely want to try their house chicken for my next visit

WOW. new go to halal spot. halal? They have so many incorporations from different cultures i'm not…read moresure if i can even limit it to halal. The jerk chicken is to die for. Option to get it served over fries is OP their fries are top tier but on the heavier side so i prefer over rice with a side of fries. All their sauces are a hit and everything is filling and delicious. I have no complaints besides it being so far from my house. Staff was friendly, helpful, and patient. Abdul is the guyyyy. Not many seats to dine in and eat but damn so so good.

I did a random search and came across this place. But I've also driven pass this place many times…read moreand figured it was a crown fried chicken shack adjac. but in my search of halal lamb over rice this place slapped me. the lamb over is rice great. I forgot to ask for hot sauce but a little bit of home hot sauce spiced the white sauce. the hihari beef kebabs were also good.not sure how grilled it was but the flavor was good. the keema naan was the winner. for $6, for a spiced meat naan. I would order two of that and have that for a good on the commute pre breakfast or long drive. there's a big sized parking lot but driving on Morris Ave can be suicidal like on route 22. there's 2 small table if you need to dine in. credit card accepted via clover. I'd definitely pick this place over sell out Halal guys. Haven't tried halal Boyz. They are never opened when I go. Also,no Diddy.

A friend recommended this place for take out. We ordered makai (corn) roti and saag- which is a…read morespecial dish combo you get in the villages of Pakistan! It was a huge hit. The saag was a bit spicy for me but tasted great (this is not spinach but mustard greens). We also ordered aloo paratha (decent), goat karahi (very good), chicken kofta (excellent!) and chana (actually with all the other stuff I didn't even try this). Finally I also got some chicken and beef seekh kebab. The beef seekh were some of the best I have had in NJ!!! I'll definitely do take out again! The owner is a very nice gentleman from Quetta, Pakistan

The order machine is self explanatory. Just click on an item and it will go "deep"er into their…read moreofferings. Like, we wanted butter chicken, but you don't see it right away. Click on chicken tikka and there are many options, like butter chicken. My 11yo wanted butter chicken and is sensitive to spice. The "as is" level is not mild and has a slight kick to it, but manageable; just be aware of it. The dal soup has a creamy, chili consistency. The garlic naan is fragrant and delicious. Price is about $10 that includes either rice or naan. No extra cost if you choose garlic over plain naan.

Think of Deep Kitchen as a fast casual spot. They prepare the food right in front of you. It's very…read moreclean and the staff is super friendly. We usually always order the Kati roll (with either chicken tikka or lamb) or the Rice Bowl with Chicken tikka. The food is exceptionally flavorful. Each bite packs heat. I'm usually OK with spice but tend to keep it at a mild level at Deep. If you're looking for fast and convenient Indian food, Deep is the place to go.

I love a good middle eastern gyro mix platter from a street vendor back in NY, and this reminded me…read moreof that , but even better. Flavorful mix platter. Rice was tasty and the meat and white sauce had good flavor . If you buy from their website , you get some great promotions and discounts.

This place is legit... delicious fresh dishes are served every time I've been there.. i'm always…read morelooking for great restaurants.. usually find them in New York City.. this place is as good as any of them..

Ordered ahead of time through their website to pick up but when I went inside I wish I was eating…read morethere. It's a very nice restaurant with plenty of seating and well decorated. The employees were so friendly when I arrived and the food is delicious!! I got the handheld gyro (chicken yeero) with tomatoes, red onion, fries and tzatziki and it was perfectly balanced. I also got a Greek salad and was so happily surprised with how refreshing it is! The tomatoes are so good. I only wish there was a smaller size to get as a side dish. Overall 10/10!

I'm seeing many 3-4 star reviews from fellow Yelpers and I keep thinking that perhaps my experience…read morewas a singular one. The two stars I'm giving here is for the restaurant itself. This restaurant looks great. There is a nice counter area to order, a really nice seating area inside and even outdoor seating. Some of the decor makes you feel like you're in a household's kitchen. By the cashier there is a table you can wait at complete with local newspapers. It's very charming. This was my first visit and I ordered my food to go. I had two key dishes. The first was hummus with falafel, which is very standard for me whenever I go to any Mediterranean place. When I opened the take out box at home I was really surprised. Most places give you a good amount of hummus, but here it was basically a thin layer. Kind of like a layer of mayo on a sandwich (maybe a tad thicker). Then on top of the hummus was a huge layer of pickled vegetables and tiny pickles. This was a surprise. I've had hummus orders from a lot of restaurants before and I've *never* seen this on an order before. Then the falafel balls were on top and well...they were really dry and didn't have much flavor. Now, sometimes you can cover that up by just coating the falafel in hummus, but there wasn't enough hummus to do that. The dish was just disappointing all around. The other dish I tried were the Lemon Potatoes. They were good! The lemon flavor was strong and they were cooked well. Not the best example in the area, but they would do in a pinch. At some point I'll give this place another try. Maybe this was a fluke (at least I hope so).

Great Pakistani street/fast food joint. Well seasoned offerings with generous portions. We had…read moretheir beef Chapli and their Lamb Chapli burgers. These are more seasoned patties with mixed in onions, served as a double patty with decadent sauce on top. Definitely have to bring your appetite. We also tried their loaded fries which come with delicious fried chicken, chickpeas, lettuce, hot peppers. Recommend ordering spicy version of these. Coming back for sure. Great and welcoming service! Place is small, welcoming and quaint takeout with limited seating and nice mural work.

One thing about me is I love a fried chicken sandwich - and the spicy chicken Zinger from Namak is…read morespot on. I've gotten it twice for take out and am amazed at the value. The pictures don't capture how large of a sandwich it is, and it's mostly the chicken, though there is an appropriate amount of toppings too. Service is friendly. You can tell it's made freshly - I waited about 15 minutes each time. I'm happy Namak is in Seton Village and will continue to return.

First of all these chicken tacos took me to Church! Delicious!!!!! I usually order the sweet and…read morespicy wings, or the shrimp quesadilla, or the grilled shrimp platter. But today I wanted to try these. LET ME TELL YOU, YOU SHOULD TRY THESE TOO! They are very generous with the chicken! They're topped with lettuce, diced tomato's, avocado, shredded cheese, onions and sauce. I at ALL 3 of them in one sitting! Blew my Mind! Def a 10 out of 10!

The Halal Zone is one my absolute favorite lunch spots during the work week. My coworkers and I…read morecome here allllll the time because of how friendly they are and the amazing food. They recently redesigned their seating area which makes more space for indoor dining. They even have a nice wall where you can take some photos. I was so hungry I couldn't wait to start digging in but their combo platters and pita wraps are absolutely delicious. I always have left overs with the platters because of the portion size. While we were eating the super kind lady who works there brought us some cheesecake dessert samples or the Oreo and biscoff cheesecakes. I've never gotten dessert there before but after the free samples I'll definitely be buying some next time I go!

Olde City Cafe is a go-to for great Mediterranean food. The kafta and shish kebab platter is one of…read moremy favorites, well-seasoned, flavorful, and always satisfying. Their hummus is smooth and really good, and the hot sauce adds a nice kick that brings everything together. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to.

I absolutely love Old City Cafe & Grill! They serve some of the finest Lebanese cuisine I have…read morefound in New Jersey. Located in the heart of Cranford, this intimate yet homelike restaurant features a hospitable staff that takes the time to explain the menu, making the entire experience feel so warm and inviting. They offer a comprehensive menu ranging from lamb and chicken to shawarma, seafood , falafel, and so much more. Since they are a BYOB establishment, they will gladly open and serve your bottle for you without any hassle. For starters, we opted for the dip sampler, which includes pita and three distinct spreads. The Mouhammara is my personal favorite; it's crafted from red peppers with a pomegranate syrup that adds a hint of sweetness, while crushed walnuts provide an incredible texture. Next is the Baba Ghanouj, a roasted eggplant dip with garlic and tahini that creates a savory, slightly smoky, and velvety delight. Finally, it includes their classic homemade hummus, which is a classic and delicious choice. I love that you don't have to choose, you truly get the best of all three varieties. For our main course, we ordered the Old City Mix. It's a generous portion for two that typically comes with a garden salad and rice. I personally prefer the greens, so I swapped the rice for two garden salads tossed in a zesty minty vinaigrette. The platter features kafta, shish tawook, shish kebab, lamb chops, shawarma, and four falafels, all served on a bed of pita with tahini and garlic sauces as the finishing touch. Everything is remarkably fresh and seasoned perfectly. The falafel is crispy on the exterior and fluffy on the inside, the meats are grilled to your liking, and the salad perfectly balances the rich platter. I thoroughly enjoy this spot for both lunch and dinner and am even looking into their catering for my next party. Do yourself a favor and visit them soon!