No matter who you are New York is a very popular travel destination for American Muslims as well as Muslim tourists from around the world. Of course, eating is one of the most discussed items when planning an itinerary, so we’ve got you covered. Check out the top halal restaurants while exploring New York City, USA:
1. Burger from Honest Chops
Owned by Honest Chops, a halal butcher in Greenwich Village, you know these burgers will be great. The menu is simple and straightforward, with a choice of beef, merguez lamb and chicken burgers, and two types of fries. All of Burgers by Honest Chops’ ingredients are of a high standard, and the meat is also made for ethical reasons – this is a place not to be missed on your trip downtown.
2. Afghan Kebab House
If you’re looking for a good hole in the wall, the Afghan Kebab House is the place to be. After spending decades in Hell’s Kitchen, they serve some of the best authentic Afghan food and are known for their variety of kebabs fresh from the charcoal grill. Try the popular Kabuli Palow or share the combo kebab main course with an abundance of pages.
3. Ravagh
With recipes that owners Amir Raoufi and Masoud Tehrani brought back from Iran over 20 years ago, it’s not hard to understand why Ravagh is a well-known and popular Persian restaurant in Manhattan. Every night, the place is busy with groups of friends and young families looking for a good, hearty meal, and the service will help you feel at home.
4. Junoon
Fancy a chic dinner one evening while out and about in the Big Apple? Look no further than Junoon, a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant for those on a halal diet. It’s a little expensive for dinner, but they do offer a fantastic prix-fixed lunch menu for $ 25. Expect traditional dishes like eggplant chaat, ghost chili chicken tikka and lamb boti kebab.
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7. Sammy’s Halal Cart
This Halal car, set up in the West Village, is usually frequented by students from New York University between courses or returns to their dormitories after a long evening. The car is absolutely famous for its special red and green seasoning sauces – so much so that some New Yorkers refuse to go anywhere for their kick.