Very humble food cart with delicious offerings. Just place your order, pull up a stool and enjoy!…read moreThe owner of the cart is so kind and gave my friend and I our food before we even paid for it. The flavors are very interesting and vibrant. Each dish is not just one thing! It's sweet and sour. Spicy and salty. Etc etc. A great value for some halal snacks while you're out and about in the area.

As long as I remember I had been eating Chatpati, Fuchka from here. I also love all the fruit mixed…read morehere has , just yum! And after eating have to have the tea! A perfect rainy spicy time! Customer service is excellent, very kind very respectful! There are so many cart now but I still love to go there! I even bring my American friends to try their food ! They love it so much , now they always bringing their own families!

This has been my go to cart for years now. They usually give 8 per plate, but one time I came with…read moretwo other people and they gave us a 9th for no extra charge so that we wouldn't have to split any of them. Their hospitality and their consistency is what keeps me going back to them. I am a huge lover of fuchkas and pani puri and I always have to debate on which one to get, but at this cart, I always end up getting everything. I simply can't say no to a plate of pani puri. Their dahi puri is by far, my favorite. The dahi yogurt just adds this creaminess and the tanginess from the tamarind just ties everything together. It really reminds me of a famous fuchka shop back in Bangladesh. I have been craving that flavor and finding this cart made the long search end. I also love the authentic street food vibe of this cart. It's a cart in the busiest parts of Jackson Heights and they offer stools to sit on just like the spots back in Bangladesh. I honestly love coming here for a late night bite and it's even better during Chand Raat (the night before Eid) because it's extremely busy but the vibe is so fun and reminds you of street markets.

Vibe/ambiance: food truck Service: standard…read more Items ordered: Dahi fuska was such a flavor bomb!

The chicken over rice from this cart is phenomenal! The hot sauce is actually spicy, and the…read morechicken has no smell. If you've had chicken over rice from other carts, you'll notice that the chicken sometimes has an unpleasant smell and taste. You will not face that situation when eating from here! Also, if you would like a suggestion, I highly recommend you to try the philly cheesesteak from this cart. It's amazing!! Most people usually try the chicken over rice, but I recently tried the philly cheesesteak, and I had to go back to get more!! And most importantly, the owner of this cart is a very nice man. He is friendly, polite, and knows how to make a good chicken over rice. He does love to use onion in his chicken over rice, so if you aren't a big fan of onion, feel free to let him know! :))

I've been wanting to try this Halal cart and it didn't disappoint. I usually like a mix platter…read morewith sauce on the side. The meat and rice were pretty flavorful. The guy was super kind and I'll definitely will be back on a late night and don't want to cook lol.

Tushar introduced some delicious food from Beef Kala Bhuna, Goat Curry and fish. Perfect with…read morepulao and sesame naan. Appreciate the attentive service! Also some yummy dessert. Bring your appetite as the servings are more substantial than they appear. A must try in Jackson Heights!

So 2 days ago after a very long working day I had to go get some groceries from Jackson heights…read more But I was hungry so I went there to eat some authentic Bangladeshi food . I ordered white rice, shrimp curry small fish curry with potatoes, daal bhorta & cha. Only thing I liked was the daal bhorta . The shrimp curry had too much onions then shrimp itself . And also it was small shrimp . The taste was not good at all , I just collected the small shrimp & eat them . The small fish was very sweet. I understand that they trying to get foreign customers who can't eat spicy food but atleast make it good . Highly dissatisfied! Will I go back to eat there , not sure. Customer service is good . Most of the restaurants I go to when there hear I am by myself they kinda loose interest serving me. I am used to it by now . I try not to pay much attention to it unless it's too much to avoid! The whole place was empty because it was very late at night , the guy who served me he did pay attention. Thank you .

We did a Queens food crawl of five restaurants and this was one of them. In fact, it was probably…read moremy favorite one. When you're the only person who looks like you in the place and you're surrounded by brown people speaking other languages, you've likely found an authentic place with great food. Ittadi was definitely that place. They have a huge buffet of food, TONS of options, but you can also tell the food is fresh. And the place was so busy that you know the food didn't sit long and was refreshed often. We tried the coconut samosa, which was large in size. It was the perfect combo of savory and sweet. We also had the egg chop, which is a hard boiled egg covered in spicy mashed potatoes and fried in a crispy breadcrumb coating. It was super spicy (in a good way) and delish. It came with a side of onions and greenery. We also had the haleem, which is a comfort dish, made of lentils. It was so warm and filling. Absolutely delicious. The employees/owners were so kind. They were really invested in us liking our food. When we didn't eat everything, they were concerned, but we told them we were on a food crawl and had to save space, otherwise we would have devoured everything. Again, this was my favorite place of the whole crawl, and I would make the trek back over to Queens just for this food.

The food here is great! Everything was super legit and very authentic. So much so, i had to ask for…read moresome suggestions because it all looked so good! I had a chicken in creamed tomato sauce (similar to tikka masala, but better!!!) which had amazing flavor and good spice. I had some garlic naan on the side and it did not disappoint! Why they didn't get 5-stars: the ambience isn't great. It's kind of like a takeout place with tables. Good to take out!

Comfort food made with love…read more All dishes ordered were a delight to eat. Flavors that were impactful, but not overwhelming. My top pick has to go to the chicken roast. The sauce was amazing, I ended up using it for everything else. The chicken lollipop and kebab were also so tender and addicting to eat. Staff are friendly and professional. Hospitality is very much felt here. Inside has a few tables that seat 2 each. Not very large inside. There are some restrooms for customers.

Quick service, all items are prepared and reheated if requested from their steam table. Prices and…read moreportions are affordable.

Iconic spot and I hope they stick around forever. One of my essential spots when planning a food…read morecrawl in Jackson Heights for authentic Indian desserts by the pound. Bring cash, and don't forget they have kulfi outside which if you haven't had before is like a frozen yogurt sweet popsicle (not too sweet) and kind of dense. Definitely come here for jalebi, gulab jamun, ladoo and anything else that catches your eye. This is your chance to be adventurous and try anything that sticks out to you! You can always just get one piece. They have barfi as well. I'm not sure if they have chai too, but will check next time I'm back. The staff are quick and attentive, and the space has a few tables inside if you were to stick around, but not many. You may have to wait in line inside but it is never more than a few minutes.

I've come for sweets before but came back to try their cafe in the back. I'm floored, these dishes…read morechanged my life actually. I'm so glad this is my first experience eating dosa. I also loved the fried idli. I think my American-tastebuds may be bias, but it is such a fun take on the traditional breakfast food. Couldn't leave without their sweets either, so it's an encompassing experience.

Nepalese / Bhutan / Tibetan momo options are so abundant in Jackson Heights that sometimes it's…read morehard to know where to start. An easy choice and convenient to the train station is A&G Himalayan Fresh Food (which recently changed things up by *also* calling itself "Gang Chen Bodkyi Momo"), a cart that sits in a quiet part (aka dead zone) of the busiest intersection in all of Jackson Heights at 73rd & Queens Blvd. If it wasn't already obvious, momos are the item to get. On this cart they're labeled as "dumplings" but they have both veggie and meat versions. For a $5, one will get 8 of their steamed dumplings which usually come piping hot, all lined up in a styrofoam container and steaming into the air. Most of the time, the momos are plump, juicy, and go well with any of the condiments in the window. Be careful though, like Chinese soup dumplings, they can easily burn the roof of anyone's mouth or tongue from their pockets of hot soup. They also serve what they call bread, but it's more of a stuffed flatbread. At $8 for a large, it's easily the most expensive thing on the menu but for things like their potato curry ($3) it works well as a vehicle for soaking up the broth / juice. This also works well for any momo spillage as well and its condiments. There is also water / tea availble for a $1 each. There are also frozen momos available at $50 a sack and frozen quantities of bread as well. Surprisingly delivery is an option, just call 917-362-8082 or 212-920-0881 and be prepared to speak very slowly.

I stopped by this food cart several years ago as part of a yelp Momo crawl event, and recently I…read morehad a chance to try out their sweet bread named "Bally". I believe this is a unleavened bread, as it was dense, weighty, and also a little crumbly texture-wise. This was pretty much confirmed when cutting a slice, as the profile showed an interior nearly devoid of air pocket crevices. The above comments aren't necessarily negatives but just observations. Despite the moniker the bread's sweetness level was tame, and the sweetness I tasted was not an unduly artificial taste, but more comparable to a honey flavor. It was a nice flavor though. Overall this was a pretty ordinary bread, IMO leaving it to be eaten as a side dish or (if eaten by itself) to be treated with additions like butter or some sort of fruit spread to impart more flavor.