Halal Restaurants near Sicklerville, NJ

“I love falafel, and I’m so happy they’re right by my house now! Delicious falafel platter, very generous portions and awesome burgers!“

“Finally there is a good Indian restaurant in Glassboro. Indian food is about flavor and the way you cook not just spicy food. Most Indian restaurants add spices and don’t care about flavor and how to cook. Rohan’s bistro takes their time to make sure you get authentic Indian food (specially North Indian food). The owner is hands on and takes care of customer’s request. 5 stars!“

“This place was great! The falafel was very good. I really like the flat falafel as opposed to the falafel balls. I also appreciate when I get falafel with whole coriander seeds in the patties. The seeds add a nice spicy crunchy little fried touch to the falafel. I had the falafel wrap. You have options on what kind of bread you would like for your wrap. I went with the fresh Turkish bread instead of the usual wrap. So worth it! It was more like a big sandwich. Great lunch overall.“

“Without a doubt the best gyro I have had. Very unique spicing and sauce. I strongly suggest having it over a pita. My son had a chicken tender, which was freshly fried, and he enjoyed it very much. The counter service is friendly and helpful, and they went out of our way to make my son comfortable.Highly recommended!“

“We had been meaning to come here for sometime and finally got a chance to on a Sunday night. The restaurant is really cozy and has a nice setup. We were seated very quickly. They offer buffet (maybe just a weekend thing, not sure) but we opted to order a la carte since we wanted to try some specific items.After placing the order we got a visit from the owner's father who was in the shop. We had a great conversation with him and got to know about the restaurant's origination as well as the community.the food started to arrive quickly and we got to eating. we ordered Gobi Manchurian, Chicken 65, Sarsoon ka Saag, and the Birria Tacos. Everything ended up being mouth watering delicious. Gobi Manchurian had a kick, chicken 65 was saucy, sarsoon ka saag was hit with my wife and I enjoyed the birria tacos as well. We got lassi and tandoori chai for drinks and they were both tasty. The lassi had an airiness to it that made it light for drinking compared to the usual mango lassi that seem very heavy on the stomach.the owner's older sister came by to get our take on everything and we provided her with our input. overall, a really nice restaurant with a great family feel to it.“

“Call to order ahead if you are hungry the rice platter takes 15-20 minutes to make. On the plus side it is made to order so it comes out hot and fresh. Got the mixed chicken and lamb over rice and asked for extra red sauce. Very similar to halal trucks in Philly except maybe a bit more variety in the side salad (this one had olives). The meats were a bit too salty but otherwise everything was nicely spiced. We also got the cheese deluxe fries which was basically cheesesteak toppings on fries. The fries were soggy but flavor was good. Price wise it was fair for the area but if you can make the trip into Philly the trucks are much cheaper and they normally include a drink.“

“Al Hamdullah I love that place exist. Honestly it’s very nice to hear and get my food. That everything is Halal and the prices are relatively good. And the food taste amazing If I’m correct during Ramadan they even do Ram!Vegetarian options: Honestly, there are vegetarian options just ask them just to make sure, but there are tons of vegetarian options on the menu“