Food Junction - Jackson Heights

This restaurant in NYC is one of the worst places I've been to. We decided to eat here late one night and ordered the chicken and lamb mix plate. The plate came with bland boiled rice topped with small, unappetizing pieces of meat. We noticed that the guy who served us was counting the lettuce and tomato pieces, which was odd. He didn't inform us at the beginning that they were out of all the sauce options and instead used burger ranch on top. The dish ended up being just plain boiled rice with a tiny amount of meat. It was a waste of money and overall a disappointing experience.

I have only tried the pizza at this restaurant, but I have no complaints. The pizza is absolutely delicious, reasonably priced, and a bonus is that it is also halal. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a quick and convenient option. If you do not eat pork for any reason, I suggest trying their pepperoni pizza. It may be a little greasy, but it is so tasty.

This restaurant is my favorite in the neighborhood for halal food. The staff are friendly and professional, and one man (possibly the owner) even gave me free fries when I tried a burger for the first time and needed some convincing. Don't be fooled by its modest appearance; this place has the best halal pizza, fries, and chicken burgers/tenders in the area. The highlights are the good value, excellent customer service, delicious food, and convenient operating hours. There are no downsides; please continue the outstanding service! I have been coming here for months to cheer myself up at the end of the week.

This place is a gem. My wife I ordered a fish sandwich and chicken tenders with fries and it was all wonderfully delicious. The fish was crispy outside and light and flakey inside. The chicken tenders were exceptionally moist and tender and all itemswere seasoned to perfection. Maruf, the guy at the counter, was very warm inviting with a great disposition. Great food and agreat experience. Most definitely, we will be going back often.

The pizzas are sunk in oil there is no napkinAnd it cost 2,5 a pepperoni slice even more expensive than manhattan