Halal

This 12-table spot in Long Island City is a modest operation with fantastic Tibetan and Himalayan food.

This Syrian restaurant in Bay Ridge knows how to throw a party.

The dum biryani is the piece de resistance of every meal at this fantastic casual Indian restaurant.

The late-night classics at this gas station takeout window include an incredible (and halal) "Cwunch Wap Supweme."

Safari is the city's only dedicated Somali restaurant. You'll be happy with anything you order, but the roasted goat is extra special.

Nasrin’s Kitchen brings warmth to a crumbling Midtown mansion with big plates of tahdig rice and more homestyle Persian food.

Sami’s Kabab House in Astoria makes lots of delicious things, but the Afghan kebabs are (unsurprisingly) the first thing you should order.

Farida is a Central Asian halal restaurant in FiDi with an ornate room and great umka pies and shashlyk.

This nondescript Prospect Heights restaurant serves incredible Indian food, tasty fusion pizza, and, yes, even good bagels.

Bring your family or a friend who perpetually craves roasted lamb, and have a quintessential NYC meat experience at this Yemeni spot on Atlantic Ave.

Balady, a Lebanese staple in Bay Ridge, is one of the best halal markets in Brooklyn.

Au Za’atar is a party-time Lebanese restaurant in the East Village where you can order a shawarma tower for a group.

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Fatima’s halal kitchen is a great Chinese spot in Astoria. They also have excellent fried chicken, which we very much support.

Dera is a halal Pakistani spot in Jackson Heights with some of the best halwa poori around,

Queen Sheeba is a Yemeni spot in Harlem with excellent lamb haneeth and babaganoush.

Taci’s Beyti in Midwood is one of the best Turkish restaurants in the city. Make sure to order as many kebabs as you can.

Tallgrass is a halal burger spot in the East Village that’s great for lunch, a casual dinner, or takeout.

Nur Thai is a halal Thai spot in Rego Park with great steaks and mocktails.

Al Aqsa is a fantastic Bangladeshi spot in Parkchester with a seemingly endless display window of things to eat.

Asian Taste 86 is a halal Indonesian spot in Elmhurst. Make sure to order the bakwan campur noodle soup.

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The Soul Spot serves Southern and Caribbean food in a small counter-service space near Borough Hall.

Nurlan is a casual, halal Uyghur restaurant in Flushing with great laghman hand-pulled noodles.

Carifesta in South Richmond Hill makes excellent halal Chinese-Guyanese food, make sure to get the fried chicken fried rice.