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Weekend Eats in NYC

📍Chef’s Mahal (Bangladesh x Indian Cuisine) Halal

37-19 73rd St 2nd floor, Queens, NY 11372

📍Moka & Co (Amazing Chai spot and desserts) - Halal

28-54 Steinway St, Astoria, NY 11103

📍 Flex Mussels (Seafood)

1431 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10028

📍Betong.NYC Halal)

261 Canal St, New York, NY 10013 (Inside Canal Street Food court)

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2024/7/28 Edited to

New York City is a food lover’s paradise, especially on the weekends when you can explore diverse cuisines from around the globe. Noteworthy spots like Chef's Mahal offer a fusion of Bangladeshi and Indian dishes, perfect for those seeking halal options. Their signature dishes such as kebabs and biryanis are must-tries, and the ambiance is inviting for families or friendly gatherings. Moka & Co shines with its amazing chai and delectable desserts. Their authentic chai blends can elevate your taste buds, while the desserts provide a sweet end to your meal or a delightful snack. For seafood aficionados, Flex Mussels is a top choice known for its fresh mussels served in various flavors that cater to every palate. Lastly, Betong.NYC, situated inside the Canal Street Food Court, offers halal options with a unique twist. It's an ideal spot to grab a quick bite while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of NYC’s food scene. These eateries not only reflect New York's culinary diversity but also support the local economy and culture, making them a perfect weekend adventure. Be sure to check their hours and menu ahead of your visit!

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