Manhattan Halal - New York

Back in the days I came here often and I left them a very generous tip each time. Usually I get a little bit extra or a side order. We would go back and forth with long conversations, they answered questions about race, religion and even have conversations outside the restaurant. They would explained in detail what was each meal and deals available or make a deal where you pay a little more and experience more halal food. It was our mutual way of appreciation. It's kind of look like a Subway restaurant that got converted into a halal restaurant and I respected that. Then I notice that the older males and cook were placed with young men. The service was great and then rapidly declined. I came in one day to get my usual plate and the young guys over the counter not only overcharged me and I knew this. They had the nerve to asked for a tip and ask me why wouldn't I tip?They charge me double the amount I usually pay. They barely looked in my direction because they was too bothered talking to each other and then to put insult to injury they asked me to tip them after their disgraceful behavior. They was completely rude. I never came back and a few months later it closed its doors.The restaurant is no longer available. I give 3 stars. It was never a 2 and it would have been 4/5 if it wasn't for those two idiots.

Food tasted the worst. Never have seen chicken curry (chicken tikka masala) in pink color that tasted much sweet.. just added garlic on top on the dry roti and served as garlic naan. Not a go-to place for Indian food lovers.

My friends and I walked a while to get to this restaurant because we were enticed by the great advertised prices, but lo and behold it ironically came at a cost not monetary. We each got the butter chicken, a known Indian delicacy 9 times out of 10; unluckily for us, that 1 out of 10 happened at this restaurant. We literally saw them just take pre-made rice and butter chicken curry onto a paper plate and then reheat it in a microwave and then give it to us with plastic cutlery. It was room temperature and tasted like macaroni and cheese. The only positive thing I can say is that it filled me up, although that might have just been my spoiled appetite. Lesson learned: just pay an extra 5-8 bucks for your meal and go to a better Indian restaurant. This ain't it, chief.

Not worth!!!Charged USD10 for biryani with 3-4 cubes of beef an egg. Definitely not to come back. The guy at the counter looks arrogant.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS SO CALLED “HALAL” food and get some real HALAL food somewhere else. These guys had the audacity to charge me $7 extra for a mixed tandoori platter that is clearly different price on menu.FOOD WAS MICROWAVED.If coming to eat here, I highly advise using a stolen credit card and don't use your own money.