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Showing 25–39 of 39 restaurants
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Showing 25–39 of 39 restaurants
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Spice Symphony’s Midtown East dining room joins North Indian curries and tandoor cooking with an Indo-Chinese repertoire of bhel, Manchurian dishes and Hakka noodles.
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Hummus Place on Amsterdam Avenue builds a kosher, largely vegan Mediterranean menu around hummus, masabacha, fava beans, falafel, salads and shakshuka.
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Masala Times at 194 Bleecker Street serves halal Indian street food, kathi rolls, paav snacks, kebabs, curries and biryani with a strong Mumbai accent.
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Sammy’s Halal Food is a Greenwich Village cart known for chicken and lamb over rice, gyros and falafel sharpened by white, hot and green sauces.
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Burgermania in Midtown West serves certified-halal smash burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, tenders, fries and milkshakes from a compact fast-food counter.
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Farida presents halal Central Asian cooking in Manhattan through Uzbek plov, hand-folded manti, samsa, kebabs and dishes spanning Kazakhstan and the Silk Road.
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Crepe House Astoria is a late-night dessert counter for made-to-order crepes, waffles, mini pancakes, ice-cream sundaes and fruit-and-chocolate combinations.
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Mad For Chicken’s Astoria branch serves halal Korean fried chicken in soy-garlic and spicy glazes, with wings, tenders, drumsticks, bowls and Korean sides.
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Chocolate House on Steinway Street layers milk, dark and white chocolate across waffles, crepes, sundaes, shakes, fruit and coffee-based desserts.
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Levant in Astoria centers Egyptian feteer—thin dough brushed with ghee, folded into many layers and baked crisp—with savory and sweet fillings.
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Chubby Burgers & Chicken is an Astoria halal fast-food counter for cheeseburgers, fried chicken, tenders, wings, rice platters, seafood and classic sides.
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Zyara is an Astoria halal restaurant for shawarma sliced from the spit, chicken and filet-mignon kebabs, kofta, falafel, hummus and house-baked bread.
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Bay Ridge House of Wings pairs halal bone-in and boneless wings with sauces, chicken tenders, beef-pepperoni pizza, fries and other fast-food staples.
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Qahwah House’s Bay Ridge café presents Yemeni coffee through spiced qishr and traditional brews, alongside espresso drinks, Adeni tea and honeycomb bread.
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Al Badawi is a Palestinian restaurant in Brooklyn Heights known for broad communal platters, taboon bread, mansaf, maqluba, musakhan, grills and mezze.
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Keep exploring New York and add more stops to your plan.
Keep exploring New York and add more stops to your plan.