Halal Reviews for ABA Turkish Restaurant Hell's Kitchen

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Jonathan Adler

a month ago

5.0

Aba is hands down one of the best Turkish restaurants in NYC. Their free BYOB policy is such a rare gem in the city and makes dining here even more enjoyable. We started with the cold appetizer plate, which was fresh, flavorful, and perfect for sharing. The grilled meats are the star of the menu especially the lamb adana kebab, which was juicy, tender, and perfectly seasoned. The shepherd salad was crisp and refreshing, a great balance to the rich flavors of the grill. And to finish, the baklava was absolutely delicious flaky, nutty, and just the right amount of sweet. The service is warm, the atmosphere is welcoming, and every dish feels made with care. With the combination of incredible food and the BYOB perk, Aba is a true hidden gem I’ll be coming back to again and again.

Anastassiya Petrova

2 months ago

5.0

Really enjoyed my experience at ABA! Nice outdoors patio, wide range of authentic Turkish good and fast service. I got lentil soup, spinach borek, lamb Adana kebab, rice pudding and ended up taking a half home because it was so much! Definitely coming back!

Tina

5 months ago

5.0

Great Service! I had a good experience at Aba The food was flavorful and authentic, but what really stood out was the excellent service. A gentleman who served us was especially kind and attentive he made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. His warm demeanor and professionalism made our meal even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Yuri Choi

3 months ago

5.0

I’m really glad to have Aba Turkish Restaurant in the neighborhood. It’s one of those places I always enjoy coming back to. I walked in on a Monday night around 7 and was happy to get a table, but I know this place can get busy, so a reservation might be a good idea on other days. The lebni is creamy and rich, the falafel is perfectly crispy, and the tabbouleh is light and refreshing with parsley, tomato, bulgur, lemon, and olive oil. I love dipping their bread into both or pairing them with the falafel. The bread is soft and fresh, though I do wish it was served a little warmer. The Aba Combo is great when I can’t decide what to get since it includes a variety of meats with sides. If you like a little spice, ask for their hot sauce. It’s not on the menu, and the heat is very light, but it adds a nice flavor. The staff is always kind and attentive, and the food feels comforting yet healthy. Their Turkish breakfast menu is also worth checking out. Definitely one of my favorite local spots.

M K

7 months ago

5.0

Came here on a week night, was somewhat busy but we didn’t have to make a reservation. We started with the rice and beef stuffed grape leaves calamari which was delicious and cooked till crispy with some turkish sauce . Most of us opted for the yogurt chicken or lamb dish which was super flavorful and large in portion. I recommend ordering that at least one for the table if not all! We had some baklava and the butternut squash dessert drizzled in nuts and tahini, a must try!