which U.S city has plenty of halal food stands / Gyro similar to NYC ? (business, cities)

[domabozo]

I am not asking about street food culture , but more specifically about cities that have something similar to NYC street Gero / halal food carts offering chicken / lamb over rice like the below ?




is that type of cats familiar in any city you know other than NYC ?

[btownboss4]

Detriot has a very large middle eastern population, Boston has a lot of Greeks and Armenians so those two would be a good bet.

[BigCityDreamer]

Originally Posted by domabozo

I am not asking about street food culture , but more specifically about cities that have something similar to NYC street Gero / halal food carts offering chicken / lamb over rice like the below ?

is that type of cats familiar in any city you know other than NYC ?

You will see that in DC near the Smithsonian museums. Actually, they are more Halal food trucks.

[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by BigCityDreamer

You will see that in DC near the Smithsonian museums. Actually, they are more Halal food trucks.

I agree, and in other parts of the city as well including downtown and around GWU/World Bank in Foggy Bottom.

[That_One_Guy]

I’ve seen a few in Philly just like the ones in NYC — the generic ones like in your pic above. But none like The Halal Guys on 53rd and 6th

[BigCityDreamer]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

I agree, and in other parts of the city as well including downtown and around GWU/World Bank in Foggy Bottom.

Making me hungry thinking about that.

[qworldorder]

DC, Philadelphia, Baltimore and I'm presuming Boston have them. A lot of the smaller cities in the Northeast have them in the CBD, as well. I'm guessing most major cities have them in any decent sized CBD with foot traffic, at least during business hours.

[domabozo]

Originally Posted by btownboss4

Detriot has a very large middle eastern population, Boston has a lot of Greeks and Armenians so those two would be a good bet.

Yes I think so . it will exist in any place with large Egyptian or Greek community .

[domabozo]

Originally Posted by qworldorder

DC, Philadelphia, Baltimore and I'm presuming Boston have them. A lot of the smaller cities in the Northeast have them in the CBD, as well. I'm guessing most major cities have them in any decent sized CBD with foot traffic, at least during business hours.

I agree about Philadelphia , and that most of the cities have food stands in their CBD , but few only will have halal food culture . do you have any idea about the west coast ?

[domabozo]

Originally Posted by BigCityDreamer

Making me hungry thinking about that.

yes , if well prepared and clean , the chicken over rice platter is certainly a mouth watering dish !