@@pridify 53rd and 6th, it's not as flavorful as other carts. Try Adel's #1, they're on 49-50 on 6th, they only operate after 6pm, not sure if they operate on weekends.
Back when I was in college, these guys were LIFE SAVING. They were cheap, and had good portions. Not to mention, very filling. I’d get Halal guys whenever I’d be out late. Comfort food at it’s finest. Lately their quality has gone to shit. It’s really sad to see.
we have 2 halal guys in atlanta area that are both renting out a space and to me they're fine although the gyros unwrap and are messy but the bowls are great.
Probably a mix of inflation plus a lack of competition in terms of quality If everyone else is bad no one has to strive to be good just be better than the rest or on par. When it comes to street food you’re picking 1 guy over another in large part to the flavors Hot dog guy one day, Chinese lady the next
@@PeaceMastah you’re probably right. Unfortunately where I live there’s no halal places to eat. I only had Halal Guys because I was visiting a different city.
There's a place in Orlando, FL called Junior Colombian Burger that used to be only a single food truck. Then, they got so popular that they could afford a brick and mortar. There food never tasted the same. I'm sure it's because they have to sacrifice quality to getting as much food out as possible.
Back when it was just a cart, it was amazing. I used to go when it was $7 for a giant plate of delicious food. The sauces were mixed by hand, not that prepackaged stuff you get now.
And the taste hasn't changed much even after all these years! Love that Mahmoud's still throws in fried eggplant and fries. First time i ever had that in sandwich was there.
its very good but honestly even they have been slowly lacking in quality. also they definately skimp on the sauce as compared to previous years. literally every time i go there, theres people asking for more sauce
They actually opened up a location in Pittsburgh near where I work. The problem is, there's a NY-style food cart just a block away that's the real deal, and I can't justify supporting them over local homies.
Really the platter was bland wasn't it lol ? No flavor we have new York halal over in ohio it's really fucking good we season our rice and meat and our chicken is maranted in onions 😋
I’m not lying it really is worth the hype, if you never tried it before please go and try it whenever you can, pleaseeeeeeeee do it !!!!!!!!!!!!! Idk where I tried it, it was so good
@@Ashraf-Hrira That's the thing though. When we're drunk, most things taste good. So, clearly what Chanel bought wasn't good at all. Not everyone is Muslim, lol.
honestly if i’m hungry i’ll just go to one of the classic halal carts anywhere, like the ones with all of the photos around the carts. i normally get a lamb gyro and i’m never too disappointed. pretty decent food
@@ind-rishiyt1600 thats not how it is done lol, animals are stunned and cut with a surgical knife most commonly thru their jugular and windpipe. the animals dont feel any pain and aren’t bleeding for hours. you’re so uneducated its showing.
I've heard both sides of the fence on how good they are. I'm just happy there's a halal option for street food for some people, especially immigrants who are navigating life in the US.
Honestly dude same, I went to New York for the first time in November and stayed in Koreatown, awesome food there. Made it up to Halal guys and I thought it was OK, but definitely not worth the hype. I’m glad I’m not the only one.
Halal food isn't necessarily having a good or bad taste in any way. But, it is a way to control the hygiene of the product itself, and do you even know it even needs a term just to prepare the food in order for it to be as clean as possible?
42 and 7th is the OG! please don't sleep on them. I moved to New Orleans and we have one but nothing like getting your plate and sitting by the huge water ⛲⛲⛲ they SMACK!
I went to the original food truck in 2013 and it was the best thing I had in NYC for that entire week. How that there are more chains open I still like Halal Guys. With every franchise, there're consistency issues so I don't doubt you were let down 😔 Sorry to hear about it
In my opinion I feel like a lot of ethnic food spots will dial back on spices and flavors in general because it's sadly common that the American tongue is not appreciative of those flavors
Agreed I live in nyc and most of us don’t usually go to Halal guys but patronize other ones. I suggest going to Union Square the carts there are better
Halal guys is WAY over-hyped. I’ve had it at their chains, I’ve had it in New York, and it doesn’t come close to the Chicken over Rice I’ve had in DC (check out DC Chicken and Gyro in Tysons Corner Virginia if you’re ever in town)
The worst and most dangerous halal food in New York. As a construction worker there, I witnessed multiple halal guy locations smashing thier frozen blocks of meat on the filthy curbs to break it up at prep time and I've had words with several of them because of this practice. Unfortunately I had eaten at one of these carts before I observed this and I can emphatically say it's the worse halal food in NYC.
Hey, odd question, but do all construction workers eat takeout or do some bring their own food? I’m only asking since it would be cheaper to bring your own food from home and my dad eats takeout when he goes to work
I tried it when I was in NYC before covid struck. I am Muslim and was excited to try the famous halal outlet in the US. And my thoughts...even though the food is quite good by American standards, they fell flat out of my standard. But then again, I am from Malaysia, the home of the best street food in the world 🌏. It is hard for the street food of any foreign country to satisfy my tastebuds. 😅😅
Oh wow, I i actually went out to Big Guys to try out their platter when we flew out from ny to go visit a long time friend admitted to hospital there. Big Guy was good, great portions and all but my other friend that went with me told the cashier that he thought the price point was rather disappointing, that it were more than average price when compared to NYC where it all started and that was surprising considering that cost of living was supposed to lower out in Dallas. Is Big Guy also a franchise out there? Maybe that could explain why some people believe the flavors just aren't as they used to be.
@temporarybackup5077 I believe Big Guys started in Dallas, and they don't franchise. But the pace at which Halal Guys expanded in Texas, it could very well be franchising. Taste is just off and no seasoning. I suspect that the original NY Halal Guys Food Carts are probably very different.
@temporarybackup5077 yeah Dallas is getting very expensive, at least around the Deep Ellum area where Big Guys is located expect to pay the 'Gentrification Premium' With super high rents, Businesses have no choice other than to pass it on to the end customers.
@@IshtiaqAlamyeh, it's all across the board now. There is a very noticeable change in taste in all of the platter which people have reported since several years ago. It could very likely be due to their rapid expansion.
@@IshtiaqAlam yeh, we noticed that too about that area, they're going directly for that Brooklyn hipster vibe with premium rates. This seems to be template being replicated everywhere.
You gotta go to the halala guys right off 7th/6 ave subway station. If it’s fresh they’re good. A lot of other places add way to much seasoning. Halal guys helped me loose weight (if you don’t keep getting white sauce on the food of course.) it’s the perfect cheap $10 meal.
yeah this place is hella overrated. Honestly when it comes to a lot of good food from different cultures the more underground/lowkey places tend to be better in my experience
Literally one on every block everywhere in NJ and ny...they're all the same, and actually the one on communipaw Ave in jc is the best, only thing is they open at like 1am-5/6 am
No they are the best. Perhaps quality lacked when you went but since 2002 the first time i got them to now, they are always very delicious and comforting
One can of tomato puree is not enough for 5 packs of pasta. If you want the flavor and good taste you either use 3 canes of tomato or one pack of pasta. Same with restaurants.
They went downhill after they substituted the lamb for beef. When it was chicken and lamb was bussin…. Lines were around the corner. But not it’s a brand and it’s just not the same. The original spot is 53rd around Lex and Madison .
Halal guys reminds me of bruxie. Bruxie the original location was a small food stand in OC, famous for gourmet and dessert crepes, the lines were wrapped around the parking lot everyday. Then they got franchised, after several years it turned into a chicken and waffles place. 😑... now after the pandemic, most of the locations have now all closed...
Ok. For Muslims out there pls support their business and advise them too so they can continue supporting their families through halal means. It is hard to get halal income. Its tough especially in the west.
There’s definitely better carts. The line on the halal guys used to wrap the block but there’s better ones where it might be 10 people on line compared to 300. Try Adel’s halal cart way better
People missunderstood what halal is its actually term use by islam of which food islam allowed people to eat such chicken,cow,goat.etc but not for pigs,dogs or any predators,blood and dead animals except for fish.
There's too many of them. Messes with quality control.
is the original place still good?
@@phillipseiffert yeah the original one is still pretty good tbh
where is the orginal cart?
@@pridify 53rd and 6th, it's not as flavorful as other carts. Try Adel's #1, they're on 49-50 on 6th, they only operate after 6pm, not sure if they operate on weekends.
@@mlim82480 i am not from the us, so which city are you talking about
Back when I was in college, these guys were LIFE SAVING. They were cheap, and had good portions. Not to mention, very filling. I’d get Halal guys whenever I’d be out late. Comfort food at it’s finest. Lately their quality has gone to shit. It’s really sad to see.
Quality gone to shit, prices skyrocketed...
we have 2 halal guys in atlanta area that are both renting out a space and to me they're fine although the gyros unwrap and are messy but the bowls are great.
Probably a mix of inflation plus a lack of competition in terms of quality
If everyone else is bad no one has to strive to be good just be better than the rest or on par. When it comes to street food you’re picking 1 guy over another in large part to the flavors
Hot dog guy one day, Chinese lady the next
@@1CE.Its inflation
Its destroying the quality of many businesses, not just food places.
How much woild it cost?
back in the day the answer was YES
recently its become a brand name thats franchised
so the current answer is HELL F'N NOPE!
its still overrated.
They charged me around 12 dollars for a regular beef gyro. Total shit.
Correct
don't say hell
@@realperson9588 cry about it
As Muslim Yes. It's New York hard to find Halal food there. So this is the Jackpot for me here and im grateful for it.
If you think about there are halal carts every block
Try kwik meal beat halal
If you were homeless and had nothing to eat, all that halal bullshit would go right out the window.
@@baibureh8816of course, it's allowed in Islam if to eat non-halal food if you're starving and have no money to afford food. Be respectful please.
Bro you definitely don’t live in New York if you say it’s tough to find halal food in New York 😂. There is halal food at every corner in New York
I tried it recently and it was delicious. The staff was super nice too. I’m sure it varies on location but I was super happy with my experience.
Thats good, usually people say theres a lack of quality.
Completely agree. Best out there and I’ve had tons of their competitors working in Manhattan for 10 years. I won’t even eat the others.
Once you try some good halal food you’ll realize how bad it is.
@@PeaceMastah Can you suggest a place? I don't claim to be an expert by any means. I'm a white dude from upstate ny. Seriously interested.
@@PeaceMastah you’re probably right. Unfortunately where I live there’s no halal places to eat. I only had Halal Guys because I was visiting a different city.
It definitely went downhill after they opened up their brick mortar location
There's a place in Orlando, FL called Junior Colombian Burger that used to be only a single food truck. Then, they got so popular that they could afford a brick and mortar. There food never tasted the same. I'm sure it's because they have to sacrifice quality to getting as much food out as possible.
whats a brick mortar
@@davo9817 It's a restaurant. i.e. Brick and mortar means a constructed building.
@@davo9817 an actual building
What???? When did the open up an actual store? That explains a lot... No wonder 😔
Back when it was just a cart, it was amazing. I used to go when it was $7 for a giant plate of delicious food. The sauces were mixed by hand, not that prepackaged stuff you get now.
That's India style
🤣🤣🤣
@@fendysusanto876 no
@Sugar Daddy you do know hand mixing doesn't mean using your bare hand right?
@@nybiggs NA braincells working at 100%
@@nybiggs made" in house" is a better way of saying it.
You MUST try Mahmoud’s corner in Astoria near steinway station, get the lamb over rice with some falafel on side
And the taste hasn't changed much even after all these years! Love that Mahmoud's still throws in fried eggplant and fries. First time i ever had that in sandwich was there.
Mahmoud Corner is the best in NYC. It’s better than Halal Guys
its very good but honestly even they have been slowly lacking in quality.
also they definately skimp on the sauce as compared to previous years. literally every time i go there, theres people asking for more sauce
yooo chilll dont let everyone know, i dont want long wait times for my food 😭
@@cobalt82342 what's the name of the other halal cart all the way in the other end of Steinway literally right by the Masjid?
42 and 6th is nowhere near CentralPark. 53rd and 6th are the o.g. halal guys
He probably meant 52nd even though it is closer to 53rd
42nd and 6th is Bryant park.
How do you guys even remember where streets are located when they're just numbers, not unique names?
@@karloveliki5373 it's a nyc thing.
@@davidmagoloff8905 immaculate explanation
They actually opened up a location in Pittsburgh near where I work. The problem is, there's a NY-style food cart just a block away that's the real deal, and I can't justify supporting them over local homies.
Halal Pitt was better than Shah's...
@@CC-uq7cv Did Halal Pitt close?
Shahs halal is so good. I had to try halal guys on Forbes just to try it and man it was awful
Andre Tate be like: "ANYTHING THAT IS NOT HALAL IS HARAM!!"
I'm so glad you made this video. I just had it last night and was completely let down.
Really the platter was bland wasn't it lol ? No flavor we have new York halal over in ohio it's really fucking good we season our rice and meat and our chicken is maranted in onions 😋
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The moment anything becomes a franchise it's so hard to maintain quality control.
Yea. Because those franchise are not the owner's workers. They dont know the proper recipe and stuff
I’m not lying it really is worth the hype, if you never tried it before please go and try it whenever you can, pleaseeeeeeeee do it !!!!!!!!!!!!! Idk where I tried it, it was so good
It’s so funny to imagine grown adults screaming “SHUT UP!” at some stranger through their computer screens
Yup it was a big let down . My friends took me here when I was drunk & It didn’t even taste good. Till this day they don’t pick the places to eat .
Lololol
Damn, even when tanked it doesn’t even taste good 😂
probably didn't taste good because you where drunk and that is not halal
@@Ashraf-Hrira haram as fuck
@@Ashraf-Hrira That's the thing though. When we're drunk, most things taste good. So, clearly what Chanel bought wasn't good at all. Not everyone is Muslim, lol.
Back in the day that shit was heaven
now u 50
honestly if i’m hungry i’ll just go to one of the classic halal carts anywhere, like the ones with all of the photos around the carts. i normally get a lamb gyro and i’m never too disappointed. pretty decent food
Fun fact how halal food is made. By cuting a vain of the animal and letting it die suffering slowly losing blood for half an hour. So sweet right
@@ind-rishiyt1600 thats not how it is done lol, animals are stunned and cut with a surgical knife most commonly thru their jugular and windpipe. the animals dont feel any pain and aren’t bleeding for hours. you’re so uneducated its showing.
@@ind-rishiyt1600in that case I'll take mine extra halal
@@ind-rishiyt1600 Slitting the throat of an animal causes them to die after half an hour?
@@ind-rishiyt1600 halal food is actually more ethical, the animal is treated more humanely.
I've heard both sides of the fence on how good they are. I'm just happy there's a halal option for street food for some people, especially immigrants who are navigating life in the US.
The one in SF is really good! It helped me get a nice cheap meal when I was in college
Honestly dude same, I went to New York for the first time in November and stayed in Koreatown, awesome food there. Made it up to Halal guys and I thought it was OK, but definitely not worth the hype. I’m glad I’m not the only one.
I’m visiting New York from Cali for the first time soon! Any advice?
NY Ktown is mid and over-priced...gotta check out LA's Ktown!
Next time you go, get it from a random food cart you see. Way more flavorful
I'd rather pay $9 for that big bowl of food rather than pay $30 for a sandwich at Katz's tbfh😂😂😂
Halal food isn't necessarily having a good or bad taste in any way. But, it is a way to control the hygiene of the product itself, and do you even know it even needs a term just to prepare the food in order for it to be as clean as possible?
Had a combo platter in Houston. Was amazing. Had other spots that were cookie cutter and this eas the best.
I appreciate the review, I’ve been curious too
You gotta get the non-franchised street halal in Philly
I appreciate this guy for not sugar coating them and speaking the truth. Even a corner deli have better halal food.
Its a franchise now, thats what happens with restaurants after awhile, the quality of the food becomes based on which store your buying it from.
42 and 7th is the OG! please don't sleep on them. I moved to New Orleans and we have one but nothing like getting your plate and sitting by the huge water ⛲⛲⛲ they SMACK!
no it's not the one on 53rd is by radio city is og
Damn, shocking results! I thought you would've loved it, it looks so bomb
Looks so mediocre.
it looks absolutely bland af every time i see it on someones video.
I went to the original food truck in 2013 and it was the best thing I had in NYC for that entire week. How that there are more chains open I still like Halal Guys. With every franchise, there're consistency issues so I don't doubt you were let down 😔 Sorry to hear about it
Yeah. They closed in Dearborn Heights because the owner couldn't keep up although it was always busy and the only one in Michigan.
Finally someone tells the truth about the biggest hype in NYC, street food is just street food, with very few exceptions.
100% accurate on the sauce. The red and white sauce at most regular carts is better
Not at all . In US basically people don’t know the actual taste else they won’t eat
Now with their quality recently, I would say the only good menu items left are the rice and the white sauce.
What a bummer, thanks for keeping it real.
My grandma is still super into you.
She available?
In my opinion I feel like a lot of ethnic food spots will dial back on spices and flavors in general because it's sadly common that the American tongue is not appreciative of those flavors
Agreed I live in nyc and most of us don’t usually go to Halal guys but patronize other ones. I suggest going to Union Square the carts there are better
This one is it. Gotta get the lamb
Finally, someone kept it real. Lived in NYC for 5 yrs and there were sooooo many better street meat carts
you are right, I had it in London and you get a huge portion but it is mid
Also, people online overhype NYC spots in general and screw with people’s expectations.
So crazy that they are a halal cart, in Houston everyone is like a whole establishment. Crazy man.
Halal guys is WAY over-hyped. I’ve had it at their chains, I’ve had it in New York, and it doesn’t come close to the Chicken over Rice I’ve had in DC (check out DC Chicken and Gyro in Tysons Corner Virginia if you’re ever in town)
The taste has gone down, it's not the same. I remember gaining 10 lbs in a month because I was having Halal Guys twice a day lmao.
that’s because you ddin’t have it in the good days.
Habibi come to Germany and try our döner platters👌🏻👌🏻
I ate those every night when I was there.
Delicious 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋
Doners are Turkish tho. 😂
@@moeezawan2329 its the most popular fastfood in germany. we love the turkish people
@@questadam2879 in germany we call it saftig knaftig köstlich schmöchtlich
@@moeezawan2329 doesn't change the fact that there's a lot of doner places in Germany and that they have tasty doners.
The worst and most dangerous halal food in New York. As a construction worker there, I witnessed multiple halal guy locations smashing thier frozen blocks of meat on the filthy curbs to break it up at prep time and I've had words with several of them because of this practice. Unfortunately I had eaten at one of these carts before I observed this and I can emphatically say it's the worse halal food in NYC.
Hey, odd question, but do all construction workers eat takeout or do some bring their own food? I’m only asking since it would be cheaper to bring your own food from home and my dad eats takeout when he goes to work
@@jc._.goated we do both. Depends on if we have the time or wanna treat ourselves, and for some it depends on if their wife is mad at them.
@@mls8668 ha, thanks
I tried it when I was in NYC before covid struck.
I am Muslim and was excited to try the famous halal outlet in the US.
And my thoughts...even though the food is quite good by American standards, they fell flat out of my standard.
But then again, I am from Malaysia, the home of the best street food in the world 🌏. It is hard for the street food of any foreign country to satisfy my tastebuds. 😅😅
Try the one at the corner of union sq and 14th Street (yellow stall)
I have a “Mr halal” where i live. In upstate new york. And it is pretty good.
Traditional restaurant can give us real flavour. A bunch of random Street guys run a easy food and you expect 5 star taste😂
Try Big Guys if you are ever in Dallas, TX.
Oh wow, I i actually went out to Big Guys to try out their platter when we flew out from ny to go visit a long time friend admitted to hospital there.
Big Guy was good, great portions and all but my other friend that went with me told the cashier that he thought the price point was rather disappointing, that it were more than average price when compared to NYC where it all started and that was surprising considering that cost of living was supposed to lower out in Dallas.
Is Big Guy also a franchise out there? Maybe that could explain why some people believe the flavors just aren't as they used to be.
@temporarybackup5077 I believe Big Guys started in Dallas, and they don't franchise.
But the pace at which Halal Guys expanded in Texas, it could very well be franchising. Taste is just off and no seasoning. I suspect that the original NY Halal Guys Food Carts are probably very different.
@temporarybackup5077 yeah Dallas is getting very expensive, at least around the Deep Ellum area where Big Guys is located expect to pay the 'Gentrification Premium'
With super high rents, Businesses have no choice other than to pass it on to the end customers.
@@IshtiaqAlamyeh, it's all across the board now. There is a very noticeable change in taste in all of the platter which people have reported since several years ago. It could very likely be due to their rapid expansion.
@@IshtiaqAlam yeh, we noticed that too about that area, they're going directly for that Brooklyn hipster vibe with premium rates. This seems to be template being replicated everywhere.
You gotta go to the halala guys right off 7th/6 ave subway station. If it’s fresh they’re good. A lot of other places add way to much seasoning. Halal guys helped me loose weight (if you don’t keep getting white sauce on the food of course.) it’s the perfect cheap $10 meal.
Increasing margins is the downfall of every great restaurant. The more profitable, the less tasty.
I always liked the one on 53rd and 6th. But nothing will beat what it tasted like before they got famous!
Go to 69 street and get the 420 blaze it taco.
69 and what street ?
yeah this place is hella overrated. Honestly when it comes to a lot of good food from different cultures the more underground/lowkey places tend to be better in my experience
not really. On the contrary, the lowkey places are the ones to avoid...
42nd and 6th? Right outside Central Park? You lyin!!
Squishing the street chicken…. What class
I had it in LA as well and it’s the exact same lol
Literally one on every block everywhere in NJ and ny...they're all the same, and actually the one on communipaw Ave in jc is the best, only thing is they open at like 1am-5/6 am
See what he's missing is being highly intoxicated at 3am 😂😂
Yeah, halal food is a let-down.
I have had hahal guys and it was honestly amazing 👏
Im opening a business called haram guys .
No they are the best. Perhaps quality lacked when you went but since 2002 the first time i got them to now, they are always very delicious and comforting
they sent u to the wrong one gang, halal guys lets u add the sauce yourself from the bottle, not no packet😂😂
I've never been to NY but in my country Halal Guys is a proper fast food restaurant so it's cleaner and I definitely like the taste
53rd and 6th is the real one silly goose it’s incorporated now
One can of tomato puree is not enough for 5 packs of pasta. If you want the flavor and good taste you either use 3 canes of tomato or one pack of pasta. Same with restaurants.
halal guys was good at one point but they are now adopting the franchise model which has seen a huge dip in quality
Halal guys is like expensive school lunch.
this is why i only go to the original cart
also the ones in the UK and Canada seem to be better than the others in my opinion
They went downhill after they substituted the lamb for beef. When it was chicken and lamb was bussin…. Lines were around the corner. But not it’s a brand and it’s just not the same. The original spot is 53rd around Lex and Madison .
Halal & good source of protein plus fiber is enough for me
They cook perfectly. Taste, cleanliness, and how they deal with customers... all✅
Halal guys reminds me of bruxie. Bruxie the original location was a small food stand in OC, famous for gourmet and dessert crepes, the lines were wrapped around the parking lot everyday. Then they got franchised, after several years it turned into a chicken and waffles place. 😑... now after the pandemic, most of the locations have now all closed...
Ok. For Muslims out there pls support their business and advise them too so they can continue supporting their families through halal means. It is hard to get halal income. Its tough especially in the west.
They gave you the tourist special
53rd and 6th is the one but it’s all good
It’s really not that bad… people are gonna say they don’t like it because it’s popular these days! Doesn’t mean it’s not good
The question is, where is the true Halal Guy?
As a German I love this kind of food
But maybe it’s better in Germany idk
There’s definitely better carts. The line on the halal guys used to wrap the block but there’s better ones where it might be 10 people on line compared to 300. Try Adel’s halal cart way better
Bro spot on I was so hyped and bam shit tasted like it wasn’t even seasoned plainer than a plain bun
I’ve come to the concluding that no crowded food place is worth the hype
Just went to a Halal Guys restaurant with family yesterday for dinner, I chose the combo platter and I eat it with lots of sauce.
That’s the real one..
Go to Adel’s halal! Just few minutes from Halal guys cart! Best combo rice ever! They also have spicy rice! Yummmm
Worth the hype like 10 years ago when they weren’t everywhere, oh and back then a whole platter was $7
YES!!!!!! Especially if you’ve never had any type of halal food
The famous white sauce is basically watered down Mayo
Got it earlier this week and it was so salty and heavily spiced that I couldn't even taste the meat
53rd and 6th is the legit one
The lamb is amazing but that chicken is absolutely flavourless. Serious there’s nothing to it.
People missunderstood what halal is its actually term use by islam of which food islam allowed people to eat such chicken,cow,goat.etc but not for pigs,dogs or any predators,blood and dead animals except for fish.
The one in Vegas is 🔥🔥🔥
There standards droped immensely
It used to be good but the quality went downhill after he decided to expand his stores without keeping an eye on the food’s quality
You went to the wrong one 😂😂
It’s called Adele’s famous halal cart!!
That’s the best and most famous one !!