At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centres. Halal diners will find numerous options scattered across the city's five boroughs with Arab, Mediterranean and Gyros being the most popular cuisines.

New York City, United States

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List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Noodles in New York City

10 Best restaurants for Noodles in New York City

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Malaysian, Thai & Vietnamese food favorites served in a lively, unpretentious setting.

Love Mama

I’ve had this place bookmarked for quite some time and really wanted to love it. The service was friendly and the food was ok, but mostly too sweet for my taste. The best bites were the appetizers. We ordered the roti canai and the calamari, both on point. The entrees: mee goreng, curry laksa, and fried fish filet were all too sweet. Glad I tried it, but probably wouldn’t return.

Attentive and pleasant service is the best feature of this restaurant. We were not impressed with their food though. Nasi lemak and chicken satay was just ok, we definitely had much better elsewhere. We especially did not like the beef nasi lemak (beef was chewy and fatty), chicken one was better but not great.

I hadn’t been here in a long time, and I was pleasantly surprised. The place looks beautiful after the remodel, the food is still just as delicious, and the service has improved a lot, both in attention and presentation.

Congratulations to the team for the effort and the improvement.
My server’s attention was excellent. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Great spot for a small but mighty variety of well executed Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Thai options. Plus the staff is warm, helpful when it comes to food allergies, and willing to help you navigate the menu if you need.

3 stars because I found the food was absolutely MEH. The curries were WAYYYY SALTY!!! Everything was honestly just OK and too salty, and also either overcooked or undercooked and with the same sauce.

The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. Only the chicken is reported to be halal by the Muslim owner.

website:zabihah.com:(https://www.zabihah.com/biz/QviI4jRq2J)

Modoo Chicken and Noodle Bar

I recently tried Modoo Chicken & Noodle Bar, and overall it was a solid and enjoyable experience. There were definitely some standout dishes along with a few that were just okay.

The chicken katsu was excellent—crispy on the outside, tender inside, and served with great flavor. It was easily one of the highlights of the meal. The boneless thigh and wings were also excellent, perfectly fried with great seasoning and texture. If you’re craving good Korean-style fried chicken, Modoo definitely delivers on that front.

The beef spicy stir-fried udon, however, was just okay. It had good spice and decent flavor, but it didn’t have the same level of depth or excitement as the other dishes. It wasn’t bad—just nothing memorable compared to the rest.

The biggest surprise of the night was the strawberry matcha, which was truly beyond excellent. Refreshing, balanced, and unique, it’s the kind of drink I’d come back for on its own.

Service was decent, and the atmosphere was casual and comfortable. Overall, Modoo is a good spot with some standout items. I’d definitely return for the fried chicken and that incredible strawberry matcha.

We were skeptical to dine in as wasn't sure about their halal status.  We were really happy to see their menu as it clearly says zabiha halal, they also have halal certifications on display.

Ambiance was good. It wasn't that busy. We had
bulgogi loaded fries
Spicy Beef Ramen
Udon noodle
Sizzling cheese chicken

And blue lemonade, One orange drink and Japanese Soda.

Everything was good. Would be coming back to explore their menu.

Overall ambiance was good. They do have covered outside sitting along few tables inside. Restaurant appeared clean, staff was attentive,  friendly and co-operative.

We were able to find parking upfront,not sure how the parking would be on busy days though.

Went for Sunday lunch. The atmosphere was great, and though it’s a small place, it has some lovely outdoor seating as well. The food is consistently amazing; I’ve never been disappointed. The staff are always humble and friendly. However, during my visit, there was only one person working, managing guests and serving food all by herself, which felt overwhelming. I highly recommend having at least two staff members to ensure a smoother dining experience.

This place was okay, but a bit inconsistent. The bulgogi was alright, though the beef wasn't as savory as other versions I've tried. The chicken katsu was also just fine—nothing special. The kimchi was stale, didn’t have that burst of flavor. The real standout was the wings; they were juicy, well-cooked, and a good size. I'd definitely recommend ordering those if you come here.

One odd note was that the utensils and glasses were all plastic. For the setting, it felt a little out of place. It gave cheap and tacky. I hope management improves this.

This place really hits, especially on a cold night. Every dish is packed with flavor, and the bulgogi udon? It’ll bring out your inner Korean—WOOOO! I’ve been here multiple times, and nearly everything on the menu is a treat. Just beware if you order spicy make sure your taste buds could handle it. Best of all, it’s halal. Definitely worth a try!

We serve pork but have a separate Halal menu to avoid cross contamination. Our chicken is Halal. Please ask staff for details.

10 Best restaurants for Noodles in New York City

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