Halal Eats

The food was excellent! It is Central Asian food, so Uzbek and Tajik! I ordered the half Chicken Tabaka, the Beef Samsa and one kulcha (which is like a bagel). The chicken was exactly like rotisserie chicken, except the herbs and spices used were Uzbek/Tajik. It was very tender, and I’ve noticed that in kosher/halal meat. My favorite was the beef samsa, which was layers of pastry with ground beef! I highly recommend this place! They don’t have a sit-down place, so you have to take the food with you.

I wouldn’t recommend going there to anyone – it’s very expensive and… Plov: The meat is dry, and the rice is very tough! Manti: Please, learn how to make it properly! There are plenty of tutorials on Instagram on how to prepare manti – take a look and learn! Samsa: Very expensive and extremely small! ⭐️

Delicious plov! only disappointing about location and basically only pickup option. There is basically no dine in option and better to come where order already placed online and is ready. Also parking is small and were busy and it wasn’t easy to park for pickup. So, next time we will order Doordash

Looks like they do not exist here. No response on the phone. Caller a few times within a few hours interval. no website operated. They’re not in the existing nor the old list of restaurants on the south end list

Such a waste of money!!! The rice was hard and very oily and the meat was DRY! Nothing had flavor at all, I was highly disappointed. For the price of the plate it should at least come with one sauce.

The food was bland. No flavor. Was disappointed in the presentation. Food seemed a bit slimy and soggy and maybe because it was take out but still wasn’t really good at all.

I wanted to try some Uzbek food because I am familiar with it. But, it was a disaster. Plov was way too oily, and the beef was dry. I guess I should’ve listened to the comments. Also, the price?? For the 5 pieces of the driest beef cubes on top!? 😅 I have tried layered tandoor samsa and the beef dumplings. Their stuffing tasted the same. I wouldn’t really go again or order.

Do yourself a favor and order food here at your earliest convenience! This place is an absolute gem. Even if you’re not typically an “adventurous” eater, you will love this food. The cuisine of Uzbekistan has influences from all over the world and is flavored with wonderful spices without being spicy. The spiciest dishes are still mild heat, but they are packed with flavors reminiscent of China, the Middle East, India, and even Europe! Halal Eats is a must - add it to your bucket list today, and also cross it off your bucket list today. You’ll be glad you did. And you’ll keep going back for more, I guarantee.