The Halal Guys

Bestes Preis-​Leistungs-​Verhältnis!
Hatten Chicken over Rice (7 $) und die Portion war mehr als ausreichend und super frisch und lecker.
Nicht zu vergleichen mit anderen Streetfood Möchtegerns.

If you’re stuck in Midtown and you want something quick, The Halal Guys have you covered at any time of day.
I understand why they almost have a five-​star rating. The Halal Guys have the food cart business down to a science. They whole operation runs like a well-​oiled machine. I was staying at the Midtown Hilton and I couldn’t stay away from the carts. The chicken and rice combo is a ton of food, and the white sauce (with a little bit of red for some kick) is addictive. You’re definitely eating lower quality meat, but it hits the spot. They have falafel if you want to go on the safe side.
The sanitation of these carts is definitely questionable, with meat visibly overflowing when they get restocked. The city needs to up their game when it comes to health and safety standards. The good news is that their new restaurant in the East Village has an A rating.
(Edit: whoa, and I’m their 7500^th review!).

This place is solid, serving decently tasty food– but come on, this is not 5-​star worthy.
I ordered the combo over rice, and it was exactly what it was– take out food.
Pretty much perfect example of overhyped establishments. I’m glad I didn’t have to wait more than 5 minutes to put my order in, because it was freezing outside today!

Amo fuertísimo la comida callejera en cada ciudad y New York obviamente es una fiesta de opciones. The Halal Guys es bastante famosa (miren la cantidad de reseñas) en su opción de comida mediterránea/​árabe/​libanesa en platos con falafel, pollo especiado y cosas así con mucha magia o en su versión sándwich tipo un burrito o shawarma pero de otra textura.
Están ubicados en la esquina del MoMa así que son imperdibles. Me pedí el sándwich combo (todo lo que tiene) y solo cuesta 5 dólares. Un regalo. Es ENORME en todo el buen sentido. Ahora empieza lo malo, bah, malo, lo no genial. Voy a admitir que hacía MUCHO FRÍO y casi ni sentía mis dedos y me costó muchísimo poder comerlo por las condiciones, pero al morder cada bocado no sentía nada loco. O sea, todo estaba rico, había mucho relleno, la salsa era deliciosa, pero el pollo y la carne en sí no tenían un sabor muy genial. Estaba bueno, sí. Pero nada que merezca fama mundial.
La próxima probaría un plato en vez de sandwich, quizá más fácil de comer y disfrutar de los sabores.

Often reviewed and lived up to the hype.
The $ 5 Falafel Pita Wrap is a true late night blessing when your turnt up in the City. The white sauce is delicious and the hot sauce is blazin’.
That’s all I have to say about that.

THE HYPE IS REAL.
Chances are if you’re reading this review, you heard of Halal Guys from your foodie co worker, the newspaper, some article, youtube vlog, or hell maybe even CNN.
Its crazy the most hyped and perhaps one of the most reviewed businesses in the US is 1. cheap 2. delicious.
I was scared to be disappointed, after a laughable meal at Ippudo, I began to think the popular places were all hype. The flavor will show you whose boss and at a measly $ 7 for a huge to go bowl. I fought the cold winter breezes of NY and stood in line for a whole 30 seconds and went with the combo. Another 30 seconds later my life was changed as I sat at the non functional fountain with my back against the wind.
Guys… you had me at halal. I’ll be back whenever I get a chance for another cross country expedition!

Every body tries. Every body fails. This is it. The location. Don’t go anywhere else looking for a shorter line or a similar experience. You won’t get it. It’s like thinking you know what it’s like to be Steph Curry because you can make one three. No. Stop. Don’t.
This is it. 3am. NYC. Maybe 4. Maybe 5. Who cares. Who knows. Is the sun rising? Not yet. You aren’t asleep, and your alcohol infused body craves food. You want the white sauce. I swear it’s infused with crack. You can’t forget it. You can’t imitate it.
Bring cash. Bring your face. Stuff it here. Chicken over rice. Drench the white sauce. Go easy on the red sauce unless you’re looking to sit on the toilet bowl for hours the next day. Scarf it down. Be in ecstasy.
The location. The city. The food. The hours. Somebody who traveled in a time machine must have started this location, because they know how to print money like a drug dealer in a legal way. Be happy. Go. Please.

En mi vida comi algo más rico en un puesto callejero!!.
Simplemente fantasticoooo
Salis del moma y pasas x aca!
Podes comer en la calle, hay unos banquitos cómodos o lo llevas al hotel.
Siempre hay cola pero va rápido y vale la pena esperar.
Los sanguches son mas ricos q los platos
Pero todo absolutamente todo es riquisimo

After going more to the Chelsea restaurant, I am now a fan!
There’s something quite different from waiting endlessly for your food in the cold on the streets than waiting only a short bit indoors. If you can, definitely go to the physical restaurant on 14^th Street and 1^st Avenue! Definitely worth the trip, and I do think they give you slightly more! Staff is very friendly in the restaurant, and the food is, obviously, more fresh! The line moves fast here, as well!

The Best Street Food in NYC. I waited in line for over 20 min while it moved quickly but all was worth the wait. It’s inexpensive, has a varity of selections and is very delicious. The kart guys are hilarious and very friendly as well. I normally order the chicken & lamb plate, ask for extra white sauce and it doesn’t take much hot sauce to turn up the heat. They now have a dine in location but I prefer the on the go experience.

I am so sorry to say that I have to downgrade it 1 star to 3 stars. The food still tastes exactly the same as it used to, but some of the guys who work there are extremely rude. I thought it was just a rough day for the men working there, but after speaking to a few people, I found it happens pretty often.
We asked for a to-​go pack — so we get the packets of white sauce and spicy sauce. But I LOVE that white sauce so end up eating more than the 1 or 2 packets they give us. So I usually will open the container and pour a little extra sauce before I leave. Apparently that’s not allowed, because as I was doing that, one of the servers yelled something at me then reached into my bag (almost dropping everything on the ground) and grabbed the white sauce packet out of it. I get that this is a business and you need to make money, but there are other more appropriate ways to inform customers of this.

Love their rice, their quick service and their hot sauce!!!
I always bring visitors to this stand when we are near the area.
It’s the best indeed.

YAS.
A must get when in NYC. It’s a large plate of rice, meat and overall deliciousness. They know give you white sauce and the spicy stuff in packets so if you get it to go, no worries, you can get all you want at home or eating it elsewhere. Stuff yourself by trying to finish it one sitting, or eat it in two meals — either way. This shit is good.
Protip: We got there around midnight and there was definitely no line at all. Regardless, they move quickly and you probably won’t have to wait long!

If these guys were in Seattle, they’d be killing it! As is, you could almost justify a trip to New York just to stop here for on of their delicious gyros. For being a street cart, the quality of the food here is outstanding. Everything tastes fresh and as if it had been prepared in a fancy kitchen but, as you can see in the photo I posted, it’s all done right there in front of the world to see. My one mistake when ordering was not asking for some of their super awesome and famously delicious red/​hot sauce to go with the equally popular white sauce that I agree is every bit as good as people say. This does however give me another excuse to go back and I will definitely be doing that at some point.

I need this hot sauce sent to me ASAP!
We stopped by here just on our way out of NYC and didn’t have to wait at all right around 11 am on a Wednesday. I expected there to be a line after seeing the pictures, but we were pretty much the only people there at the time, so if you want to get in here fast, I guess the earlier the better.
There’s thousands of reviews here, so there’s really no point in me going on and on, but I will say that this is one of the best hot sauces I’ve had in a really long time. First off, it’s frickin’ HOT! I eat a lot of spicy foods and too much of this stuff will leave you fuming, but it’s so addictive, you can’t stop. My girlfriend couldn’t do it. The flavor is awesome too.
Everyone’s right about getting the chicken and lamb combo. You get way more food this way, and the chicken and rice is so so delicious. Shout out to the white sauce as well! Mixing that in with the hot sauce, and I could eat this meal everyday.
What you need to know: Get here early (or in off hours I guess, but are there off hours in NYC?) and grab some of this hot sauce! Bring a packet or two home.
Halal Guys: Y’all need to start mass producing these sauces and shipping them on your website! I’d buy up your whole stock.
Next time I’m in NYC, I’ll be back here for sure. It sounds like they’re expanding outside NY as well, so bring one to Columbus! We’d eat the hell out of this stuff. If I see one, you know I’m probably sneaking a hot sauce or twenty back to my place, because it was good on everything.

After hearing all the rave and hype about this halal cart, I decided to give it a try since I was around the area. I’m originally from queens and in certain parts of queens, we have shah’s halal.
They’re located mostly in flushing and fresh meadows. Now that I’ve had both, I honestly prefer shah’s halal.
I can’t quite point out what I don’t like about this halal but it’s just not as good as shah’s halal. The taste isn’t as rich. The meat just doesn’t meet the quality I was expecting. The halal carts I’m used to comes with a drink. But this halal cart charges for a drink. Shah’s halal is $ 6 for both the drink and meal.
It was an overall disappointment and definitely not worth the hype.

The best chicken and rice I’ve ever had! This place definitely lives up to the hype and $ 7 definitely well spent!
Chicken is very tasty and in generous portion. The white sauce is EVERYTHING! The more white sauce, the better. (Go easy on the red sauce cuz it is very spicy)
If there is a line, it moves so fast! The guy told me to move out of the umbrella in the rain while I was waiting for über which was kinda annoying but the amazing food made up for pretty much everything!

Pop Quiz
I gave The Halal Guys 5 Stars because…
A) The Combo Platter (Chicken, Gyro, and Rice) was one of the best meals I had when I was in New York.
B) I was in food coma for less than $ 7.
C) The white sauce is amazing.
D) I just ate lamb and didn’t even know it.
E) All of the Above
If you answered E, you won. What did you win? Nothing at all. But you get the point. You need to try The Halal Guys if you haven’t so already. For the price of a Starbucks cup of coffee, you get a ton of good, delicious food.
2016 Unilocal Review #9

Con 5 estrellas me quedo corta, en serio, este lugar vale totalmente la pena. Compre un gyro en el que queda en la esquina del MOMA y tuve que volver; porciones grandes, precios bajos, salsas ricas para acompañar y viene bien para comerlo afuera

You can spot The Halal Guys easily by the long line that extends more than halfway down the block! We jumped in the craze after a trip to MoMa in the early evening, between lunch and dinner hours, and it was still a 30 minute wait. Furthermore, there were people bundled in their coats, scarves and hats sitting in front of the building across from the stand in below 30 degree weather eating. Sounds crazy, but we joined them!
The lamb & chicken platter came with shredded chicken and minced lamb with lettuce/​tomato over rice, topped off with pita bread. The tzatziki and hot sauces were off on the side so you can adjust to your liking. We went light, but the food was flavorful on its own.
Was the food tasty? Yes. Was it worth the wait? Not really. Would I go back again? Yes, but only if there were no lines, which doesn’t seem likely. It intrigued me enough to try the location in Chicago back home though.

After hearing so much about the hype of halal guys, I finally got to try this place & the it lives up to the hype! Anything you can get with less than $ 10 is a plus in my book. & the portions are HUGE.
For only $ 7 (no tax) you get rice, your choice of meat (beef, chicken or falafel), & salad. & this place is CASH ONLY*
I ordered the chicken & rice with no salad so they add more chicken & rice for you. The best part is the yogurt sauce you add on after they handed you the meal. I don’t know what it is or what’s in it, but it’s delicious. Make sure you drench your meal in it.
This is a food cart so there no tables around anywhere but there are benches where you can eat.
The workers there are super friendly & outgoing as well. It’s nice to see people who actually enjoy their job. & it made our experience 10x better.

I had the Halal Guys for the first time when I visited NYC for New Year. I’ve been to NYC a few times before but had never tried it. We have something similar in Boston called Chicken & Rice Guys but I thought that was okay… I did not understand where the hype came from… I mean it’s pretty good, but nothing that I’m crazy about like my coworkers. And then I had the Halal Guys combo, and that was heaven!
The rice, the lamb, the chicken, the sauce, the spice sauce! Everything was just so perfect, so delicious, so filling. All just for $ 7! It’s actually much better than what I ate at Chicken & Rice Guys. I would totally come back for more :)

Finally had the chance to visit the original halal bros after al this time of trying it in Austin. The line was pretty long when I went for dinner. The quantity of the food is huge. I split it into two meals. The sauce is not put in for you so there is a little sauce station after you buy your food. I got the combo, which is what I usually order.
The food was $ 7 and $ 1 for water. I would have enjoyed this I food way more if it wasn’t so cold, but it was still pretty amazing and I definitely would give it a try. The line is long, but definitely worth the wait, and it goes by pretty fast. The workers at the stands are very quick and efficient and definitely know their stuff. There are also several stands, but this one is the original, so I would try to find this particular one.

Never had a bad time with Halal Guys! These fellas are the quintessential street food masters in New York City once you’ve finished partying your little butts off!
Whether you just woke up or finished that amazing show on Broadway, Halal Guys needs to be on your list. They’re open until late and are very affordable for the quality of food. A personal plate sets you back just $ 7 and is chock full of delicious flavors.
The mixed meats with lamb, chicken, and beef is the way to go. Top it off with a load of white sauce to give your food that signature taste. A few drops of the red (and no more than that lol) will give you that extra punch to finish your meal.
You can def save it for two meals, but it’s so good that it’s hard to not finish it all in one seating. Congrats to the Halal Guys team for branding out to other major parts of the US. For now, the best way to experience it remains to be on the street corner like a food ho in New York City.
Cheers and Happy New Year!

Oh, man! Halal Guys should definitely be on one’s foodie to-​do/​to-​conquer list. In a city filled with many top eateries, the price and quality cannot be beat. Trust me, it’s worth the wait.
Halal Guys was probably one of the first places I got to try (and love!) when I first started traveling to NYC. Conveniently located next to the New York Hilton Midtown (there is also another cart right across the street) the smell will leave you powerless and force you to walk over to see what all the fuss is about. Yes, there is always a line but it moves quickly. The guys working here hustle, so be patient and don’t be rude. Oh, and bring cash!
I’ve tried both their lamb and chicken (over rice) and they are both excellent. The meats are shredded and moist and the pita bread that it comes with is fresh and delicious. I always want extra pita, mmm! The white sauce is a good, neutral choice if you want flavor without the burn. The spicy sauce, on the other hand? It will burn your mouth off! It’s good… but oh, does it burn! They also provide sauces in those to-​go packets, in case you are in a hurry. Most people just hang around in the area until they finish eating. :)
Drunk or sober, you have to try this place. At least once!

Our über driver recommend it and it happens to be on the way to watching a show. You can tell it must be the right food cart since it is the one with a line. Actually there is two on same street and with a line. But the line moves quickly since they just take the cash and they other guys wral your food into a bag. It is simple street food at its best so do not expect anything fancy. Big portion and easy on the wallet. The white packet of saice tied everything together. The minced shredded chicken was approved by my finicky son. While the hot sauce gave it a kick. Caution since spicier than siracha he said. And he can eat spicy.
Overall. Quick bite when you are in a rush and filling. A plate can be shared so come hungry

Everyone has already said what needs to be said, but let me tell ya, we were in NYC for 5 days, ate Halal not once, not twice, but THREE TIMES, AND brought some home.
Yeah, it’s that good. Sober or drunk. Hot or cold. It is goooooooooood.
Okay maybe cold isn’t the best idea, but I was drunk and finished my leftovers from dinner, and it was still bomb. HALAL BOMB.

Best beef gyro in town (or in the whole united states!!!). I have been to many Middle Eastern joints (from cheap to upscale) and no one ever beats their gyro. Their menu is very simple, just beef and chicken (or make it a combo). I always get the beef and hubby like the combo. The platter is served with yellow rice, shredded lettuces and pita bread. What makes the gyro very special were their white sauce and hot sauce (super spicy like 7.5 out of 10). Now the sauces are available in sachets, so you can stock them up at home. If you are counting calories, then don’t bother trying.
There are 2 authentic Halal carts and bunch of copycats nearby. Both are located in the corner 53^rd and 6 ave, one side is right by the Hilton and the other one is right across the street (always shorter lines).

Omg! I love chicken and rice! You seriously can’t beat the taste and price of this stuff.
The line is long, but don’t worry because the line goes by super fast and it’s worth the wait.
It’s only 7 $ for a bowl and I still had left over. I got their chicken and rice. It came with pita bread and it had lettuce in it for a little bit of crunch.
You have to be fat and smother your chicken and rice with their bbq sauce and ranch sauce. Sooo good! Do not put a lot of their hot sauce on because that stuff is soooo spicy you will literally feel miserable eating it. I even regretted putting a dab on the corner of my bowl.

This is the best food truck in NYC! The only problem is the massive line that at times is wrapped around the block.
Try the diced/​shredded chicken and lamb combo served with yellow rice, lettuce and pita bread… a great deal for only 7 bucks. Don’t forget to ask for extra white sauce which is a spiced mayo that goes perfect with the meat and rice. The red sauce is also good but it is extremely spicy. You could ruin the meal if you put more than a few specks of red sauce on the dish.
There is not a lot of space to sit down and eat but if you walk one block west and four blocks south you will be able find the red tables and chairs they put out in Times Square.

Lo peor, la cola que tienes que hacer para comprar comida pero merece la pena probarlos están bueniiiisimos.

Très bon et copieux. Attention une part suffit pour 2 ! Pas cher 7 dollars la part.
On a essayé mouton et poulet.
Possibilité de s’assoir de l’autre côté de l’immeuble comme souvent à New York.

Unbedingt hin gehen und probieren! Die Truppe ist wesentlich besser als die ganzen kleinen Foodtruck-​Anhänger, die es sonst so gibt. Richtig große Portionen, viel Essen für wenig Geld und dazu auch richtig lecker. Wir haben zu zweit eine Portion gegessen und sind satt, glücklich weiter gegangen. Nach dem Erlebnis erzähle ich das gerne weiter und würde sogar wieder extra da hin fahren. So macht man Kundenbindung!

The Halal Guys es uno de los puestos de comida más famosos de New York. Es imposible pasar por esa esquina de la 53^rd y 6^th y que al menos no les de curiosidad debido a las largas colas que se arman en busca de un almuerzo a toda hora.
La onda y la fama de este carrito es debido a la comida de medio oriente que ofrecen, son como los reyes del falafel y otras comidas similares. Debo decir que a pesar de no ser completamente fan de este tipo de platos, probé un falafel con pollo y un millón de condimentos y cosas más que estaba bastante bueno.
Una característica muy a favor de The Halal Guys son sus precios, posta que es todo muy económico, encima todos los productos son frescos y no paran de salir constantemente, es una locura lo que laburan estos tipos. En fin, si son amantes de los sabores de medio oriente y quieren comer rico y barato, no dejen de pasar por esta esquina y visitar tan famoso puesto de comida.

O melhor sanduíche de rua que eu como até agora. O verdadeiro street-​food novaiorquino, comida tradicional egípcia, no prato ou no pão, com um arroz de cenoura e um montão de vegetais. Absolutamente imperdível!

S’il y a la queue à toute heure devant chez eux ce n’est pas par hasard. Ici c’est une exception par rapport aux autres remorques. C’est très bon, copieux et pas cher. Allez-​y sans hésiter. (le service est très rapide malgré la queue)

I had to try even if it is not my type of food. So much to eat. Good, delicious, fresh … I won’t go back because it is not organic. But if you don’t care … stop by & take the time to try it at least once !

Une tuerie ! Découvert pas hasard en étant attirés par la file de gens qui attendait à cet étal qui ressemble à tant d’autres à NYC. Nous avons donc testé et c’est vraiment bon (on y est même retourné une 2e fois pdt notre séjour). C’est copieux et pas cher (7 $ l’assiette), si vous n’êtes pas des gros mangeurs, une assiette pour 2 est suffisante.

Cest pas cher et c’est assez bon par rapport au prix. Il mettent BCp de viande dans l’assiette. Par contre J’ai été déçu de voir des musulmans qui ont du succès et qui sont désagréable. Un sourire et un bonjour né ferait pas de mal, en plus c’est sunna

A tester si vous souhaitez manger autre chose qu’un burger ou pizza !
Très bon !
Et prix tout à fait abordable !

Encontré este puesto de comida en una lista de los mejores Food Carts de NY y aproveché un paseo por la zona para probarlo.
Y sí que es verdad lo que decíà la gente!
(No le doy 5 estrellas solamente porque otros puestos me gustaron más (por ofrecer platos más extraordinarios) y porque debido a su fama The Halal Guys según la hora del día tiene mucha cola de clientes — que es un poco contradictorio a comida rápida).
Las colas: Hay colas… siempre… y muchas veces colas muy largas… indicio de buena comida, sí, en especial si la cola consiste de neoyorquinos y no guiris.
Así que recomiendo comprar algo allí cuando no sea la hora punta de comida americana o directamente por la noche después de salir (abre hasta las 5.30 h) (aunque a veces también hay colas de media manzana y por lo tanto bastante tiempo de espera).
Yo personalmente nunca esperaría una hora o más — como hacen algunos — para probar estos platos, ya que al final este tipo de comida se consigue en mil sitios en Nueva York.
Hay varios platos combinados (pollo, cordero, gyros con arroz y salsas — en especial la salsa blanca está súper buena), pitas (la de cordero!!!), kofta, etc. Mucha gente se lleva los platos a casa y dicen que incuso recalentados están buenísimos…
Total, por 6 $ tienes raciones grandes de lo mejorcito de este tipo de cocina. Para repetir! (si no hay mucha cola)
Ideal para parar allí cuando estás por Rockefeller Center o MoMA.

Né vous laissez pas decourager par la queue, tout va tres vite, on peut meme pas parler de contact tout est expeditif et a la chaine.
Pour se demarquer des concurrents (a 2 pas) qui portent egalement des tshirts jaunes (beaucoup de gens se meprennent), le veritable Halal Guys portent «We are different» sur leur Tshirts.
Sur les conseils d’Agnes L., nous avons pris un plat pour deux et c’etait bien suffisant.
Nous avions pris le combo over rice (poulet, agneau, riz, salade et quelques pieces de pain pita) a $ 6. Le prix defie toute concurrence, c’est clair et c’est pas mauvais. Je né dirai pas que c’est bon parce que je trouve ca assez gras, lassant et pas du tout sain mais tout est bien assaisone et tout a du gout. La viande correspond a ce qu’on peut trouver dans nos kebabs donc rien de special. Ajoutez la sauce blanche, ca fait la difference.
Je né mange pas particulierement epice mais j’ai eu la mauvaise idee de gouter a leur sauce piquante (et heureusement que je n’ai pas tout verse dans le plat). TRAUMATISME. Vraiment.
Si vous voulez juste un plat pour pas cher sans chercher la qualite, Halal Guys est fait pour vous.
MAIS MAIS MAIS
Je voulais demander une fourchette en plus et un des employes (ou le proprietaire) me lance fort «What do you want ?!» (Qu’est ce que vous voulez ?!) avec de gros yeux rempli limite de haine (oui oui j’ai ete choquee) alors qu’on genait meme pas le passage.
C’est quoi cette maniere de parler aux gens? Il etait tellement presse a faire avancer la queue alors qu’elle n’etait forcement tres longue. Incroyable.
Heureusement que ses collegues etaient plus agreables.
3 etoiles mais 2 pour la mauvaise experience et je né reviendrai pas. Le «We are different» et leur succes né justifient en rien leur attitude.
Tiens, la prochaine fois j’irai chez leur concurrent en face.

$ 6 dólares por un soberano plato de Chicken & Gyro Mix encima de arroz. Simplemente un «Must Try». Aunque haya fila/​cola larga (siempre la hay), atienden super rápido. Probé tanto el gyro en sandwich como el plato y son simplemente espectaculares de sabor! Uno de mis lugares favoritos para comer en la calle de NYC!

De passage à New-​York, nous avons testé le mix poulet /​mouton a 6 $. Un seul plat est largement suffisant pour deux.
Le plat était excellent.

Also wer es scharf mag… Die rote Soße. Schluckauf innerhalb von 5 Sekunden.
Bin spät abends durch Zufall auf die Jungs gestoßen und direkt die Tage drauf mehrmals hin.

Buena comida pero deberian de enseñales un poco de modales a los que trabajan ahi. Malísimo trato y muy mala educación.

Terriblement bon
Viande halal vendu par des égyptiens
Plat pour 6 $ possibilité d’ajouter 3 Falafel pour 2 $
Soit un total de 8 $ le plat.
Les portions sont à la mesure de la ville, un pour 2 suffira largement
Attention la sauce piquante est très piquante, prendre les sauces à part

Wenn man hungrig aus dem MOMA kommt, gibt es nichts besseres als eine gemischte Platte! Preis-​Leistung: Manhattan-​Typisch. Geschmack: Wahnsinn!
Lässt euch nicht von der langen Schlange abschrecken, da geht sehr schnell voran.

Autant vous prévenir, vous payez 6 $, mais l’assiette compte pour 2 repas. Même si vous avez faim. Même si vous n’avez pas mangé depuis 2 jours.
Sinon, c’est bon !

Hätte ich nicht die Bewertungen bei Unilocal gelesen, hätte ich den Strassenverkauf von The Halal Guys wohl nie ausprobiert. Ich hätte Etwas verpasst!
Super lecker und für die mehr als ordentliche Portion sehr günstig! Nur Vorsicht vor der roten Soße ;)