The Good: Still like what it used to taste like from what I can remember. Hits the spot every time!…read more The Bad: Adel's is a fierce competitor a few blocks down with a long line. BUT, imho Adel's doesn't really taste as good as the original Halal Guys in terms of flavor and fragrance. The chicken from Adel's is in bigger chunks and some argue is more tender, but the flavor is definitely not close. Also, it's important that it comes with lettuce, tomatoes and a little onion to balance everything out. Finally, You must get both the spicy red and white sauce together to make it all come together! The Ugly: The smell is addictive, so if you walk by, it's hard to resist, even if you've just eaten a nice meal somewhere else. We couldn't resist. Gotta hit the gym hard for the next few days!

This is a NYC staple--but on a Friday or Saturday night, the line gets insanely long…read more Pro tip from a New Yorker: the cart on 53rd & 7th is the exact same--same owners, same food. People skip it thinking it's not the real one, so there's usually little to no line. Even better, it's right by the Shake Shack seating area, so you can actually sit and enjoy your food. Look for the cart next to the "HOPE" statue.

This jianbing cart will definitely become a go-to for me! Located in Court Square, it's a…read moreconvenient stop and it takes about 15-20 minutes for your order to be made. In the past, I've tried a couple jianbing in the past but didn't like them as I felt that it was too heavy and carb-y. However, one thing that I did like about this cart is that they really fill your jianbing with fillings, meat, and sauces. The pancake itself is also softer and easier to eat (like a wrap). While I would say that it is on the pricy side (at least in comparison to Flushing), I did really enjoy these and can see myself coming back a lot. (Loved their top seller with beef sausage as well as their peking duck one!)

Definitely not authentic. The pancake is way too thick and the crispy dough was very crispy at all.read more

I went to the food truck for lunch, located in Manhattan on W 45th St during lunch hours. You place…read moreyour order at the window and then wait in line, and when it's your turn to pick up your food, that's when you pay. There's usually a good crowd of people waiting, which is always a good sign. They don't accept credit cards, but they do take cash, QuickPay, Venmo, and Cash App. I got Set 3, which was the fried chicken, and it was really good! The chicken was super crispy, the rice was well seasoned, and I didn't spot any ginger in the ginger rice (a win for me since I'm not a fan). The salad was refreshing, and the soup was light but tasty. I'd definitely come back here again. It's a great lunch spot!

FOOD: i got the steamed chicken plate. i think it's like hainan chicken, the meat was good ans…read morejuicy but the sauces were lacking. im used to there being a ginger garlic oil, it wasnt too strong here and the chili was alright. SERVICE: it's a food truck so no rash service, but be sure to order at the window first, then you wait in line!!! AMBIANCE: good spot on the street by a courtyard. great spot

New York Hot Dogs are my favorite! I like hot dogs in Central Park, at Baseball Games, and from…read moresidewalk street vendors. I don't fix hot dogs at home because they just don't taste the same. I'm recommending!

The service here was okay. This cart is located right in front of the MET museum. There was little…read moreto no wait when I was there. Regular hot dog was around $4. The hotdog itself was decent, but nothing mind-blowing. The toppings that went with it were a good combination. Not the best hot dog I have tried, but I would try it for the one time.

Just ordered a stewed oxtail for dinner on DoorDash. It came with rice and peas which was well…read moreflavored with oxtail gravy, a salad with French dressing, and a few pieces of plantains. The oxtail was delicious- fall off the bone tender. For $25, I did wish there was more oxtail but nonetheless, the portion did fill me up!

This bagel lived up to the hype! The bagel was so chewy and the egg was cooked so well. The service…read moreis also incredible fast - from ordering to bagel was less than 5 minutes. The only note is the bagel and ingredients are rather plain - not salted at all unless you ask for it. It tasted really clean, but my bagel definitely could have used some salt or extra flavor. Regardless, it was super fresh and delicious! Would highly recommend for something quick that does not compromise on taste

I was always intrigued by this bagel truck because there's always a line by the Court Square subway…read morestation. The first time I tried it was last November when they gave out a free bagel order to whoever took a picture during the NYC marathon. The owner was so nice when I redeemed the offer, and continued to offer kind service each time I've visited. The bagels are made fresh each day, and even though I was skeptical of the bagels being in the truck all day, they tasted great. They're much more affordable than Utopia Bagels, and still great quality too. Highly recommend!

This is the same vendor that appeared at the Resorts World New York casino, and I enjoyed their…read morewrap. I had the beef and lamb wrap with all the fixings. The fries were crispy, and the vegetables were fresh. The lamb and beef combination was very soft, tender, and well-seasoned. I had no complaints. The customer service was very friendly. I was served by a guy named Pablo, who was very conversational. The atmosphere was inside a truck, so it varies in terms of how common the setup is, but in my experience it was really relaxed.

I had high hopes from all the hype. Had a chicken gyro and it was pretty terrible. It's crazy too…read morewith all the Greek places nearby. The chicken tasted old, and was pretty dry, and the fries tasted like old fry oil.

On Sunday night, I was waiting on a small line, in front of this cart. Two sets of people came…read morebehind me, and were served first. As a result, the cart lost my business that night, as they will any night that I see that particular guy on duty. Despite the stupid explanation I was given, nobody can be "in front" of you if they weren't there when you arrived. The food is good, but not all that cheap, for a cart standing on a street corner.

From the owner: Halal Food push cart . Best Halal Food in New York. Chicken , lamb , Fish , Falafel , shrimp or…read moremix over rice or Gyro, steak , halal hot dog , hot sausage, French fries. Delicious and healthy Food.

Food: Ordered the Stinky Tofu, Lamb skewers, Beef skewers…read more Stinky tofu was very authentic tasting. I'm Taiwanese and approve of this dish! The skewers were also great. The spice they use isn't the classic Chinese powder kind of spice, but i still enjoyed it! Meat was very tender. Service: Quick. Less than 5 min wait. Little food truck right across the street from Spot Dessert Bar. You can't miss it! Will be back if I'm in the craving for some Chinese street food.

I don't get why this place has only 3 stars. This food truck should be an ICON…read more Okay, to be fair they probably cater towards the Chinese population that lives around the Queensboro plaza area. But their skewers are 1. delicious 2. affordable and 3. fast to prepare. What more can you want? We got two lamb skewers with medium spiciness for $4, $2 each. Delicious. Had a decadent Cumin coating and the meats were given piping hot off the grill. Would love to come back to try their other skewers. Not surprisingly, they also accept WeChat pay, for those who forget to bring cash with them. *pro-tip - follow them on wechat so you know when they will show up. Guarantee you won't regret it.

Nothing compares to having Fresh Shrimp Cheong Fun drenched in extra sauce and chilli on a chilly…read moresunny afternoon. Made to order and piping hot! I am still thinking about it... Loooong lines that move semi quickly. The owner is so friendly and kind. Despite the long lines, she was super patient with everyone.

This cart (on Elizabeth, at Hester. NE corner) is OK. Average rice noodle, long line,…read moredisorganized. I got a classic dried shrimp rice noodle for $3.50 . I ordered in Cantonese. Minutes later I get my order in a plastic container. They didn't ask me what sauces I wanted (maybe I should have told them in advance) but they included some soy sauce on it already. What if I wanted hot sauce and or peanut sauce? Ample portion size but the plastic container is too narrow and makes the rice noodle lumpy. Large dried shrimp pieces but minimal radish or scallion, green onion. I know this is a cart but other establishments better in Ctown