“I got the chicken "kebab" (The chicken wasn't cubes on a stick. It was shredded chicken meat. It was still good.) Got it from the Greek part of the food court, called Dromos. Asked for sauce on the side. I had to ask in person, bc You can't input that in the kiosk. unfortunately, he couldn't hear me. And was too busy making an order before I could tell him before he made my order. The food was surprisingly good and tasted healthy and clean. And was surprisingly affordable for air port food. It was like $15. I sat at the bar, but had to buy a drink. The bottles hard apple cider is 11.99 and then you tip and tax that's at least $15. But I like that this place is quieter and more chill than the crazy crowded and loud places closer to all the gates.“
“Where I go for a last minute pre-boarding snack. Not as crowded as other places, it’s really just a hole in the wall to stores to the right of king Starbucks. Muffins are good, and, of course, over priced. Can’t complain about eggs because you have to be crazy to buy eggs here. Service is pleasant.“
“Love birria-landia in brooklyn and decided to come to the roosevelt ave location. This one definitely seems larger as they had a whole section for orders and things. Food is always good but i will say it did get pretty expensive. Downside is that parking in this area is difficult.“
“A cash only hole in the wall that serves steam rice noodle . Each rice noodle comes with 3 vegetables ( scallions, beansprout, lettuce, corn)I prefer the shrimp roll over the signature.My shrimp roll had 5 pieces of shrimp. A small order was filling for me.Adding an egg is $1. They like to upsell here and will ask if you want egg.I feel like none of the meat in the signature roll were seasoned. The dried shrimp was nonexistent .Soymilk was way water down or under extracted. 1/5.The food is made to order and I had never waited longer than 10 minutes.There is no restroom and they advise to go to the nearby malls. Bring your own sanitizer/ lysol wipes.This would not be a good place for groups since counter seating is limited and first come first serve.-1 starThis place is dirty. I have never seen them clean the countertop or the spoons for the hot sauce or even wiped down the soy sauce bottles. I am usually there at the less busy time.I didn't get corn in my steamed rolls and a piece showed up. I am not a fan of this cross contamination. I would not go here if you have seafood allergy or a vegetarian.“
“The man cooking the food, Moe, is so nice and friendly. The food was hot and fresh. I love to hear the grill sizzle. I got a mixed platter of chicken and lamb over rice ($9). The white sauce is good and the hot sauce is medium spicy. The salad is fresh. The rice (and chicken seasoning) is Afghan style. Just like me. :P I enjoyed the food. The cart is located right by Katz Women's Hospital on a residential sidewalk.“
“So many different vendors from so many cuisine to choose from. Come with a group of people so you can try different stalls so worth it. Most places take cash, so make sure you bring cash. It gets busy around lunch time which finding a table is impossible so I suggest coming after or before lunch time. The food court is spacious with enough tables and seatings. Make sure you bring some wipes because sometimes the tables are super dirty / sticky there are however people coming to clean them but when it gets busy it's not cleaned. Definitely check out the Chinese Korean dumplings stall they have so many different variety of dumplings and the cute grandmas are making the dumplings in front of you so you get to see how it is done!“
“This place first became a usual spot for me to come to after work before the Age of Covid. Today was my first time coming back to here since Feb of 2020 so a 4 year hiatus. Even so the place looks relatively the same but more so good than bad. Vendors are the same and the place is well maintained. Prices have gone up but inflation, gotta deal with it. Rating this a 4 mainly due to lack of crowd control and difficulty of finding a seat here. Despite price hikes, the food you can get here is still relatively less compared to what you can find around the Ave so not a bad spot for a budget meal. Good luck trying to find any seating if you wanna dine in.“
“Love this food court so much. Our on-the-spot favorites are the Joe’s Rice Rolls and Chinese crepes, which are best to eat fresh at the counter. Didn‘t take pictures this time.The filled pancakes at Yukun Shaobing in the stall next door are perfect as to-go food, see picture. Love the lamb/cumin #11“
“the ice creams are good and it is also fast, they are obviously a little more expensive than the regular ones… they have many fruits including banana, strawberries, orange, coconut, pineapple, blackberry, bluberries, and condiments and others stuffs like mashmellows, nuts, whipped cream, M&M, raisins, sprinkles… they have all the flavors and they make it as you want. They make lemonades, milkshakes, they have sodas...I spent like 6-10 dollars on each ice cream. I recommend this store…“
“I was so hesitant and they were so patient. I chose a beef hotdog sandwich and the guy asked me what toppings I would like. I got a delicious sandwich! Alhamdulellah.They have a variety of cheese, toppings, cold meat (all halal), as well as juice, smoothies and other things.I'll always eat here Insha'Allah ☺️Vegetarian options: There are fresh vegetables, eggs, and a variety of cheese.“
“A quick walk from the main entrance to York College on Guy Brewere Boulevard, Carthage Halal, aka the "Gyro" Guy provides a great bargain for lunch, dinner or just a snack.Regular (lamb) or chicken gyros on pita with lettuce and "White Sauce" or served over rice. Typically $4-$5, with 12 oz cans of soda for $1. I always say "Hi" when I walk by and I always tip $1.“