Food and Restaurants
A halal-aware dining guide covering New York restaurants, street-food carts, family meals, premium dining, South Asian, Middle Eastern, Turkish, Persian, Palestinian, Uzbek, Uyghur, vegetarian, and seafood-friendly options.
City guide section
Top picks in New York
Showing 25–39 of 39 restaurants
Browse the highlights below, then open any place for maps, area notes, and practical details.
Murray Hill
Spice Symphony, Midtown East
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.
See detailsGreenwich Village
Hummus Place, Upper West Side
Hummus Place on Amsterdam Avenue builds a kosher, largely vegan Mediterranean menu around hummus, masabacha, fava beans, falafel, salads and shakshuka.
See detailsGreenwich Village
Masala Times, Greenwich Village
Masala Times at 194 Bleecker Street serves halal Indian street food, kathi rolls, paav snacks, kebabs, curries and biryani with a strong Mumbai accent.
See detailsGreenwich Village
Sammy’s Halal Food, Greenwich Village
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.
See detailsMidtown West
Burgermania, West 40th Street
Burgermania in Midtown West serves certified-halal smash burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, tenders, fries and milkshakes from a compact fast-food counter.
See detailsHell's Kitchen
Farida Central Asian Cuisine & Grill
Farida presents halal Central Asian cooking in Manhattan through Uzbek plov, hand-folded manti, samsa, kebabs and dishes spanning Kazakhstan and the Silk Road.
See detailsAstoria
Crepe House Astoria
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.
See detailsAstoria
Mad For Chicken, Astoria
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.
See detailsAstoria
Chocolate House, Astoria
Chocolate House on Steinway Street layers milk, dark and white chocolate across waffles, crepes, sundaes, shakes, fruit and coffee-based desserts.
See detailsAstoria
Levant, Astoria
Levant in Astoria centers Egyptian feteer—thin dough brushed with ghee, folded into many layers and baked crisp—with savory and sweet fillings.
See detailsAstoria
Chubby Burgers & Chicken, Steinway Street
Chubby Burgers & Chicken is an Astoria halal fast-food counter for cheeseburgers, fried chicken, tenders, wings, rice platters, seafood and classic sides.
See detailsAstoria
Zyara Restaurant
Zyara is an Astoria halal restaurant for shawarma sliced from the spit, chicken and filet-mignon kebabs, kofta, falafel, hummus and house-baked bread.
See detailsBay Ridge
Bay Ridge House of Wings
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.
See detailsBay Ridge
Qahwah House, Bay Ridge
Qahwah House’s Bay Ridge café presents Yemeni coffee through spiced qishr and traditional brews, alongside espresso drinks, Adeni tea and honeycomb bread.
See detailsBrooklyn
Al Badawi, Brooklyn Heights
Al Badawi is a Palestinian restaurant in Brooklyn Heights known for broad communal platters, taboon bread, mansaf, maqluba, musakhan, grills and mezze.
See detailsKeep exploring New York
More places in New York
Keep exploring New York and add more stops to your plan.
More hotels in New York
Keep exploring New York and add more stops to your plan.
More shopping spots in New York
Keep exploring New York and add more stops to your plan.
