Take-out: Yes Wheelchair Accessible: Yes Good for Kids: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
3 reviews
Arie Beesley
I discovered this Halal cart while looking for parking near Bulletproof Comics on Nostrand. I turned the corner at Campus Road, slowed for the stop sign at Hillel, and a tantalizing aroma hit me. My friend and I looked at each other and said, "GRUB!"
It was my first ever hot meal at a food cart. I overcame my distrust of a kitchen lacking plumbing by reminding myself that I've owned an RV and, yes, one can keep clean with a limited supply of water.
That first time on line it seemed that regulars were being served and we noobs were being ignored. Well, I assert myself just fine but purchasing food shouldn't be a competition. If not for the delicious, reasonably-priced food I would not have been a return customer. So now I guess we're regulars, loving the mouth-watering chicken and lamb, loving the homestyle rice pilaf and the side salad. Yum.
Halal food is definitely worth the $5. Where else can you get a cheap meal that satisfies? The food is good but i think I've had better. I enjoy the cart on 86th and 5th ave better as they give you a larger portion and is open late at night unlike this cart.
I came to this place because of the amazing reviews. They must be paid reviews because this was far from the best halal I've eaten. I was really disappointed when I ate this too!
The bread was drenched in white sauce, the white sauce was on the sour side, rice was mushy, there was barely enough meat! The meat was chopped up so finely, it was like he just gave me whatever scraps was left. That does not sit right with me.
The guy is nice, I would go back to get a falafel sandwich. The falafel is good btw. Just the platter was not. However, there are not much spots to eat at Brooklyn College, this is a choice and its price well. Just be careful ordering lamb over rice.
I discovered this Halal cart while looking for parking near Bulletproof Comics on Nostrand. I turned the corner at Campus Road, slowed for the stop sign at Hillel, and a tantalizing aroma hit me. My friend and I looked at each other and said, "GRUB!"
It was my first ever hot meal at a food cart. I overcame my distrust of a kitchen lacking plumbing by reminding myself that I've owned an RV and, yes, one can keep clean with a limited supply of water.
That first time on line it seemed that regulars were being served and we noobs were being ignored. Well, I assert myself just fine but purchasing food shouldn't be a competition. If not for the delicious, reasonably-priced food I would not have been a return customer. So now I guess we're regulars, loving the mouth-watering chicken and lamb, loving the homestyle rice pilaf and the side salad. Yum.
Halal food is definitely worth the $5. Where else can you get a cheap meal that satisfies? The food is good but i think I've had better. I enjoy the cart on 86th and 5th ave better as they give you a larger portion and is open late at night unlike this cart.
I came to this place because of the amazing reviews. They must be paid reviews because this was far from the best halal I've eaten. I was really disappointed when I ate this too!
The bread was drenched in white sauce, the white sauce was on the sour side, rice was mushy, there was barely enough meat! The meat was chopped up so finely, it was like he just gave me whatever scraps was left. That does not sit right with me.
The guy is nice, I would go back to get a falafel sandwich. The falafel is good btw. Just the platter was not. However, there are not much spots to eat at Brooklyn College, this is a choice and its price well. Just be careful ordering lamb over rice.