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Halal ChengDu Chinese Kitchen

Extremely disappointed coming here and will not be returning. After multiple attempts to call in my order I resorted to placing a pick up order on door dash. Then we get there and we had to wait another 30 minutes. When I asked how much longer the lady was annoyed that I was asking even though I waited patiently for 25 minutes up to that point. If you are unable to take orders don’t take orders instead of making people wait insane times.

The food was not worth the cost. The general tsos was super weird made into balls with some weird filling instead of it being just chicken and had  raw broccoli on the side instead of cooked. The chicken and broccoli instead in brown sauce was in a buffalo hot sauce. Out of all the food the only thing that was nice was the wontons in chili oil. The spring rolls had a weird filing too.

Rather spend the same amount at another Chinese place and have good quality food and better service.

Loved the restaurant. Fast service and friendly staff. Wonton soup was delicious. Egg fried rice was good and had a unique taste. Chicken was clean delicious and well cooked. Chicken dumplings were excellent, they were fluffy, light and tasty. Plus point it’s 100% halal.

We came in to try their Szechuan beef noodles and halal beef noodles, they said the ONLY thing they had available was lo mein. Lady was very nice, but the portions were un proportionate. There were so many noodles but barely any meat/shrimp. Restaurant was cold. We also got their chili oil wontons it was ok.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND- If you’re looking for a delicious and affordable halal Chinese spot I would recommend you to give this restaurant a try.

They have a huge menu consisting of your typical Chinese cuisine options such as fried rice, noodles, dumpling, etc.

I would recommend the sesame chicken and the chicken egg rolls as they were absolutely amazing. These were some of the best egg rolls I’ve ever had and would highly recommend you get them too! Their prices are very reasonable and the portions are big too.

Their dumplings are fairly standard similar to other Chinese spots and wouldn’t recommend them unless you’re an avid lover of dumplings. I would also avoid getting the sweet and spicy chicken as it did not taste good at all.

As far as the customer service, it was phenomenal. I decided to dine in and the lady at the counter was so nice and hospitable. She helped me to order and even gave me and my friend free soda.

The atmosphere is good. It’s mostly a takeout spot but if you decide to dine in they have 2-3 tables for a quick bite. The restaurant is very clean and a breath of fresh air compared to many other cramped Chinese restaurants.

Overall, I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND anyone looking for a Chinese restaurant whether it be halal or not to give this restaurant a try. Their food overall was very good and affordable. I would recommend sticking to the most popular dishes that they recommend and not try something they don’t really promote such as their sweet and spicy chicken. Give their egg rolls a definite try!
For the price and halal availability, it’s a no brainer for me to recommend this restaurant to you!

I have been looking for a good Chinese Halal restaurant for a while, there are a few of them that claim that they are good and I see reviews as well that they are good but I couldn’t find dumplings and Wontons like what these guys can make.

They do a wonton in chili sauce, which is amazing. me and my kids loved it my daughter who is not a big fan of Chinese food but loves spicy food. Love these wontons in chili oil.

We got dumplings from them as well. I tried both steamed and fried. My personal choice is steamed dumplings, but to some they might taste a little bland but if you wontons with chili oil you can always dip in that. Mind you the fried dumplings were bad either.

They have only two tables with four chairs. I’ve gone there twice for lunch only.

I like their lunch combo it’s for 7.95 or 8.95 and it comes with soup and rice. You will see it in the pictures. I have ordered the pepper steak, broccoli, chicken, Hunan chicken and
Hunan shrimp and I liked them all. in soups, I tried  their wonton soup and hot and sour soup. My kids tried the egg drop soup but according to them, they weren’t big fans. (my kids hardly like anything so take it with a grain of salt)

We also tried the beef tripe in chili oil which wasn’t bad, the cashier warned me in advance that it is served cold. Wasn’t bad, but I like the wontons in chili oil much much better. It was spicy, a bit hot, a bit sweet, I would definitely go back to get those from time to time.

Halal Chinese Kitchen is officially under new management as of 18th April 2022. The new management will continue selling Halal products ONLY.

Halal Chinese Kitchen

Decoy

Absolutely unreal hidden spot in the WV. The food was probably the best Chinese food I’ve ever had (the dumplings are so good) and the staff if really kind, quick and knowledgeable. We were there on a night where they weren’t doing the Peking duck so I can only imagine how amazing that is. Stunning and complex cocktails and overall an absolute favorite for anyone looking for authentic Chinese food and great atmosphere. 11/10

***4 1/2 stars***

After watching a generational stage talent hone her craft (cough cough Sarah Snook in The Portrait of Dorian Gray cough cough), a nip was in order, and I had zero interest in lingering anywhere near the Broadway/Times Square area. My top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I initially Ubered over to nearby Orient Express (one of my faves), but it was too crowded so after walking past a few other packed establishments, we saw this - a subtle basement-level bar with a small handful of customers. My kind of jam. It also feels like being in a basement, in the best possible way. There's a lot of wood paneling that felt like the merging of my grandparents' finished basement from back in the day, but with a lot of modernist touches. And of course, oodles of art featuring ducks, the go-to decoy for waterfowl hunting. Very into it. It's dark so if you're looking for gorgeous lighting, I'd keep walking, but I think you sort of know not to expect that going in when it comes to basement bars.

The cocktail situation here was excellent and very innovative. As with the bar food, there was a distinct Asian influence, which isn't something I encounter regularly so it was a pleasant change of pace (though my favorite wine, gewurztraminer, has those vibes by virtue of its lychee notes). We tried a few items on this menu, but the best was probably Golden Yuen, which my chum LOVED, and she's pretty picky especially when it comes to tequila-based beverages. It had a sweet yuzu foam on top, and the ginger paired really well with the tarter fruits in it - you had a long of strong flavors that were kept in check, which was impressive. Really strong item. I also opted for a Nectar of Wukong, which was as close as I could find to a bourbon-based drink (it was scotch). Decent with a solid presentation value; per the accompanying pic, it had a bubble on top that was reminiscent of the toadstools from Mario. Little too sweet for my palate though.

The food rivaled the drinks, which is saying something. I wasn't insanely hungry but had bypassed dinner so the compromise there seemed to be some dumpling action - I'm always down for a dumpfest. We ordered multiple dumplings, including the Five Flavor Chicken (the bartender's recommend), the Pan Fried Lamb, the Shrimp/Snow Peas, and the Oxtail. We diverged considerably on our opinions here, but the Chicken probably WAS the best, though it was very peanut buttery - not something I'm always in the mood for. That's not to say I had a negative opinion of the other dumplings, but they were all pretty much on the same playing field for me, tasty and flavorful, but not quite to the level of the Chicken.

Honestly, the only negative, and it's definitely a "your mileage may vary" situation, is that it's pretty pricey. The cocktails were all hovering in the $20 range, and the dumplings were close to $25, despite only having four each in an order. We ended up spending over $200 here, which is fine and something we're both willing to do on a city excursion like this, but it's arguably not worth the price given the portion sizes. I thought the price point for the cocktails was the more reasonable of the two, when you considered how high quality they were and that you're in the West Village - this stuff is just going to cost a few more dollars than it would in the suburbs.

Really solid recommend overall. The service was excellent, and we both really appreciated that the staff let us linger and didn't try to push us out despite our being the only customers there for a significant stretch (I think they were still technically open the entire time, but the foot traffic was going into the nearby Alehouse - hard pass for me). And who doesn't like sipping on a cocktail whilst gazing at a duck portrait?

If you love Peking Duck this is the place for you.   Made reservations to come here for a date night with my wife and from the drink to the dessert we were not disappointed.  The menu is filled with great selection of items.  Presentation was top class with every plate dressed nicely.  The food was delicate and flavorful.  The duck was the best we have had.  Perfect skin with tender meat.  The buns they use a super flat so the flavor is  of the duck itself not a cake style bun.  It is accompanied by varied sauces all were fabulous.  Would go here again any time.

One of the best Peking Duck places in the city. Definitely need to make reservations for larger groups, but there were only two of us so we got there early and got seats at the bar. If you show up later, it might be good to reserve a duck. We also got the oxtail dumplings and the truffle fried rice. The oxtail dumplings were extremely delicious and worth it. The truffle fried rice was good but probably not worth $28.

Probably the best Peking duck in NYC in my opinion.
Food is a bit expensive though.

We use Marinated & Grilled Creekstone Rib Steak and Grilled Prime Creekstone Bone-In N.Y. Strip Steak which are Halal.

Potala

Halal Dynasty Restaurant

Yo guys who ever is look on google maps or looking at this review KEEP LOOKING, this is the worse Chinese place don’t come here save you money. I ordered an egg roll,french fries with hot sauce in it which i said 100 times 4 wings. It was all oily like DRIPPING OIL. Like they just put in the bag just like that, that with all the food I got. I am now in the toilet for 2 hours becuase of this don’t come here

STAY AWAY FROM HERE …. Very DIRTY , workers are nasty the woman cashier wears gloves and cleans and cooks at the same time without changing her gloves … resturant filled dust mixed with grease…. Reason for me leaving a review today was because I saw the most nastiest thing , the cooked dropped a chicken on the ground and picked it right up and put it back in the container that he put in the fridge…. If you go in person please keep an eyes on them while they prepare your food …. Food was blehhhhh

I ordered from Halal Dynasty quite a few times in past from Uber Eats and a few times in person. Tonight, I ordered from Uber Eats. My soup was not fully closed and spilled. The soup got on the shrimp roll. The egg foo young one is not fully cooked as seen in photo. It came apart as I took it out the container. They gave one bag of wonton strips for a large soup and always gave two. They usually always put utensils in the order without requesting any. I usually have a good experience with Halal Dynasty but tonight was disappointing.

Ordered the food first time. Halal chicken wonton soup was good. Halal chicken with garlic was not good at all. Taste was terrible. Chicken and broccoli had foul smell. Vegetable roll was ok. I would not order from here again.

They really cheap out on any meat option. Like if you order chicken and broccoli or chow mein you’ll find very little meat and mostly rice or noodles filler. On my chicken chow mein I literally had to search my entire box looking for chicken thinking maybe it’s in the bottom but nope just tiny chunks of chicken scattered here and there. For the money they charge this place is overpriced and the food is just ok. I’m sticking with Fatima’s.

Halal Dynasty

No-frills, cash-only option for Chinese halal food, including lamb dumplings & sesame chicken.

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