At the deli down the street a bacon egg and cheese is $7, here you can get a chicken rice and a…read moresoda for $7. I thought it was crazy that they can keep the price so low, but the long line that forms around noon speaks for itself. The two/three guys are very nice and there every week, even during heatwaves or rain!! I'm gonna miss coming here every week for lunch :,)

This halal truck slaps, I don't understand why people line up for an hour for Adel's in Manhattan…read morewhen this is just as good. Definitely one of the best halal carts in the city, with a crazy value at $7 for a mixed combo over rice AND a drink.

Needed a quick, fulfilling bite but didn't want to pay an arm and leg at the food court inside…read moreMoynihan Train Hall. So, I went straight for the halal cart right in front of the 34th Street Penn. Station. Ordered a chicken over rice ($9). My total came out to be $10.16 because I'd paid with debit. Chicken with Rice came with a fresh salad that had chopped red peppers, green olives, tomatoes, onions, lettuce. Service was very fast and food was made fresh on the spot. Accepted cash or debit/credit card (with a $7 minimum). Gobbled it all right away after snapping few food pics. Would probably go back next time if I'm ever in the area again. Fast Service * Fresh, Hot Food * Has Lots of Meat

Delicious Halal cart right outside Penn Station!!…read more Food is fast and made right on the spot, the two brothers running it are hyper skilled! Lamb Salad - $8 -- a dollar more but much more ingredients than other cart I tried. Lamb was surprisingly tender and flavorful, very well chopped and fresh. Salad came with cucumber, olives, pickles, red onion, tomatoes, and green and red bell peppers! Phenomenal!

Delicious fried chicken momos. They are on the small side but full of flavor. Definitely pour in…read morethe included white and red sauce into the momos after biting the top off. The red sauce is not very spicy. The truck says halal but only the chicken is. Cash or venmo only.

Very plumped and piping hot momos - 8 pieces for $9. We got the chicken and it was very tasty,…read morehighly recommend pouring some hot sauce and yogurt sauce for the perfect balance of a savory and spicy. You have to try the Laphing rolls (forgot to picture). These are cold and refreshing noodles made from mung bean (I think?) soaked in this spicy and umami sauce which certainly has a nice bite of heat at the end. It wrapped some sort of tofu and our group agreed that this was a favorite.

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.

The chicken & rice here is somewhat a bit different than most others. The rice has lots of flavor…read more It taste more like an Indian food than the typical chicken & rice halal. The meat is also flavorful. The white sauce is definitely heavy, thick, & creamy. Overall it was delicious. We would've given this place 4 stars if it's spicy. The hot sauce here is not spicy at all. If you love spicy food, you definitely be disappointed here. 50 cents extra if you want to add pita. $5 for the chicken over rice platter. $1 for a bottle of water or soda.

Solid food almost 24/7. Love this place. Amazing Over Salad ask for veggies. Unique flavor. I live…read moredown the block and I go here a lot!

this food truck is located on Sixth Street and First Avenue in the East village. it's been parked…read morein the same area for months. not sure why the truck's location is located somewhere else on the map so no one can find it. weird. and if you try to fix it, it still shows up as the wrong location...super fucking weird. got a chicken gyro from this food truck. it was made to order and tasted fresh and hot off the grill. chicken was savory and seasoned. crisp lettuce and flavorful tomatoes. went with white sauce and hot sauce. and the pita was pretty firm yet warm and didn't fall apart when eating it like a sandwich/wrap. service was relatively quick.

Meat is pretty good, green sauce is interesting, pickles are a nice touch. Rice and salad are…read moremediocre. Average halal for slightly above average prices ($9 for lamb over rice) Anyone who thinks this is a five star place needs to try Farook Halal on 14th. Farook is an order of magnitude better than this.

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.

The Holy Grail of Halal. The Mecca of Street Meat. Between the great chicken and lamb that they…read moregrill with chopped peppers and onions, gyro pitas that are briefly seared in white sauce for a bit of extra flavor and softness (for optimal pita flexibility), and a flavorful homemade hot sauce that kicks like a Moroccan mule, you simply cannot go wrong here. I have tried dozens of halal food trucks around the city, and while many seem to be a bit similar in taste, this place is a notch above the rest (with the exception of the halal guys on 53rd and 6th, which is equally as good). The food is cheap ($5 for a plate over rice, $4 for a gyro) and beyond filling. Make sure to ask for the "spicy rice" which is leagues beyond the standard halal cart yellow rice, as well as chopped up pita on top. If you know what's good for you, get the lamb gyro with hot sauce. It changed my life. Forever. The guys working the truck are very friendly, and always easy to talk to and joke with - but they work hard and make great food. The truck is at 139th and Broadway Mon-Sat until 4 AM - making this my go-to spot for late night food in the area. The greatest regret of my life is that I am moving to Brooklyn, and will no longer be able to frequent this truck. It's too late for me, but it's not yet too late for you. So, go now. Go forth and gyro.

This is the absolute best halal cart I've found in NYC and I've tried dozens. They are a cut above…read morethe rest. Friendly guys, super cheap (just $5 for a massive bed of lamb/chicken/falafel over rice), open late, and the flavors are absolutely delicious (better than any brick-and-mortar halal restaurant I've tried). Important to note that they are often on Amsterdam Ave during the day and move the cart to Broadway & 139th between 4 and 5pm. I'm blessed they are so close to my apartment.