Lamb boti The lamb are juicy and soft…read more Yummy Lamb boti The lamb are juicy and soft. Yummy

I recently went to Chote Miya after a few friends recommended their chaats…read more They occupy a solo storefront about halfway through the market. The decor is really cute and Bollywood-themed. I tried the following dishes: Maggi Noodles (4.5/5): Really good noodles. I've had some really excellent maggi noodles from street carts in India, and this one was pretty close to as good! Sev Puri (4.5/5): Also excellent chaat. The puris were crispy, the filling was great. I would order it again. I had a great experience at Chote Miya and definitely plan to return -- there are lots more dishes to try!

I'm still thinking about this taco. I tried the beef taco and their chips and salsa. From one…read moregringo to another - that salsa is spicy. It was very flavorful and they used fresh ingredients. I thought the amount of meat you are served was great. Tired my sister's guac and it was very limey - I loved it. Next time I'm back in the area I'm headed here first. I also tried the beef quesadilla layer on during my stay. It was basically an open taco with added cheese. Very tasty, just not what I was expecting.

Amazing!! Food was delicious you can't go wrong with carne asada or adobada and corn or flour…read moretortillas. But service was even better! Crowd was not bad when we went (Thursday morning). Everything moved super fast. I had questions for the cashier when I ordered and for the chef when I gave him my ticket. Everyone was patient and answered my questions thoroughly. But I especially want to highlight my experience with justino. After our meal I saw that there was a "special quesadilla" basically a quesadilla in a fried empanada shell. I asked one of the workers nearby, Justino, about it and told him I was sad we didn't get it and would come back to try it again. He told me to follow up and took me up to the chef line and asked them to make me one on the house!!! Thank you so much to the staff for making my trip so memorable!!!

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.

In a city filled with great Halal carts, Mido's stands above them all! I stumbled upon this cart…read moreone day just looking for a quick bite, and I found myself having the best Halal cart experience in the city. First of all, just talking about the food. It is amazing! I got the combo platter over rice, with both of the meat options. Lamb and chicken were extremely tender, juicy, and flavorful. When paired with their deliciously creamy white sauce and fluffy rice, it was the perfect bite. I can confidently say this is among the best Halal food I've had in the city. The best part, though, is given how good it is, the line is very manageable. There was essentially no line when we arrived. We were greeted by super friendly staff, which just led to an amazing Halal experience I could not recommend enough!

Midos is probably my favorite halal cart in the city, I mean look at that combo over rice…read more Everything was insanely flavorful, the white sauce is to drool over and it's quick, and I take it to the park to enjoy in all its glory.

I would say the food lives up to the hype. However, I don't think it's worth waiting in the…read morehour-long line like I did, just considering there are so many great halal options in the city with a much shorter line. I do think they do as good of a job managing it as possible, but it is still quite the long line. If you do decide to wait in the line, I recommend sending a friend over to Magnolia Bakery to get you a treat while you pass the time. Overall, the lamb and chicken were extremely tender and flavorful. The sauce and rice were great as well, complementing them perfectly. The service is very efficient, and they do have a few cards set up to maximize the efficiency. It was great, and I'd say it's worth trying if the line is short! Otherwise, I would pivot to another nearby great option that you can easily find.

I've gotten adels every single time I've gone to NY…read more Yes line is long but this is the best halal cart. Workers are super nice too and friendly. I get the chicken and gyro mix with spicy rice. Rice is not spicy don't worry. Also their chicken is like marinated unlike some other halal carts. I get all sauces except bbq. The gf does all the sauces except red sauce cause that one IS spicy One time they accidentally put fries on my plate but now it's a non negotiable for me. Ask for it on the side if you don't want it to get soggy. If I'm feeling extra big back I throw some falafel on that shi too. If you wanna skip the line, just order on Grubhub. It's more expensive yes but worth it if you're not tryna wait an hour

lovely noodle shop that sometimes seems like it doesn't get enough love. the staff is wonderful and…read morefriendly, and the service is quick with the food coming out with little wait. only gripe would be wishing they updated their menu since some options weren't available at the time. we had a spicy sliced potato appetizer, which was light and refreshing. my boyfriend ordered a lamb wonton noodle soup (wontons were delicious, and the broth was comforting), and i chose the lanzhou beef noodle soup, which i loved -- the broth was light yet flavorful and the noodles springy, i couldn't get enough of it.

Enjoyed coming here for lunch and trying Uyghur noodles which were quite flavorful. Noodle soup was…read morealso good but would just add chili oil to it. I'd come back. A bit pricey for lunch but that's just NYC for ya :,)

Racist, unfriendly, no menu prices, and overcharged 10 for chicken over rice. Terrible service and…read moresmall portions. Hope they close down!

$5 for lamb on rice. That's what you call lunch time value in the expensive Chelsea Market area…read more You get a decent tasting meal on a budget - appreciate it!

All in all a good halal cart on 17th St at 8th Ave here in Chelsea. The guy is efficient and…read morecompetent. The food is good. He does breakfast and lunch, including coffee, hot dogs, etc., but I'm there mainly for the Chicken Over Rice dish he gives out. Bathrooms: It's a halal cart, so nothing available, nor anything available nearby.

Hard to believe it's been almost a year since I've been in this location. Went over here to try out…read morethe new to the menu Mozzarella chicken tenders & the cheat code loaded fries which is also a first for me. The theme of the restaurant fits the rest of the locations, a nostalgic like restaurant complete with an emustation complete with games from the 80's & 90's and a very colorful theme similar to the classic Rainbow Road track in Super Mario Kart, complete with 80's and 90's music playing in the background. Kinda makes me wish I had a +1 as company to take in this type of area. It gets boring eating alone. Anyway, to the food. The Mozzy Chicken tenders are just as juicy as their regular tenders, only added with a stringy cheese pull that you would expect from fresh Mozzarella, it was divine. The cheat code fries are also fulling too, it's pretty much 2 smashburgers without the bun coating the fries along with cheese and a sauce similar to Pesto. That meal hit the spot though mind you, this was near $30 so bring some good cash with you.

Daaang man, those were some huge chicken strips. I came here because I thought it was more of an…read morearcade rather than nom noms. I tried playing some video games, but those controllers are whack. They didn't work. Loved the idea, but they need to check to make sure they work. The dry rub chicken was pretty good, but didn't enjoy their fries or ranch. Not the experience I thought it would be, but we all laughed at the size of those chicken strips. And they were served piping hot!