At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centres. Halal diners will find numerous options scattered across the city's five boroughs with Arab, Mediterranean and Gyros being the most popular cuisines.

New York City, United States

Korean

List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Korean in New York City

10 Best restaurants for Korean in New York City

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Oh K-Dog NYC (West Village)

This is a true little gem! The k-dogs were really good, the batter nice and crispy, great sauce selection. We also had some piping hot tteokpokki and an avocado/egg toast. Definitely recommended

Perfect comfort food. So tasty Korean Hot dog and the sandwiches were delicious. The price is not elevated, so a good place for some fast lunch/dinner

It's less crowded at this location in the West Village compared to the one in the Lower East Side. As always the offerings are tasty.

Good food at a solid price ($7), good for when not feeling too hungry.

I've been to both NYC locations and they each have their pros and cons. The west village location is bigger with a bit of indoor and out door seating. You're also able to order from outside if you don't want to go in. There isn't an option to customize your rice dog order which is a little letting down as I would have loved to gotten potatoes on my order. There's also seems to be less of a wait than the Ludlow location.

Pictured #5 Cheddar Mozz Dog

We have cheese only dogs but they are made in the same fryer as the sausage.

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Oh K-Dog NYC

I love this place so so much. I think the dogs are reasonably priced especially with the options of sauce and how big the dog can be. The sauce options are absolutely astonishing is the greatest way possible. I love going crazy and combining all of them.

I recommend the regular mozzarella dog or the squid ink half & half dog.

Although the average wait time is between 10-15 minutes when there isn’t a line, if there is one, it’s about 20 minutes tops. Be kind and patient with the staff.

I was really excited to try this place out! I’ve never had a Korean corn dog before. My favorite was the one with the sugar on it and cheese in the center. It tasted best eaten immediately while hot. There is an empty lot next to the building with some cute vintage finds.

I ordered the sweet potato dog with cinnamon, and topped it off with honey mustard and cheese mustard. Perfect pick-me-up on a gloomy day.

You can't go wrong here, period. Also a great date spot.

Love the mozza dogs - they’re good about allergies too. Wish I could give them 5 stars but I wish they had a chicken option , like any other meat other than beef

It was fast and the garlic bread portion was good. The corn dog was hot trash, the batter was bitter and kinda nasty. The bacon egg cheese sandwich wasn’t too bad. But after the first bite, there is no sign of meat. Would not eat here again :)

Modoo Chicken and Noodle Bar

I go with my wife to this restaurant many times a year! This is the best place to have a bite.  I visit this spot regularly. The cooking is very tasty, the team is professional and the cost is decent. I like meeting in this restaurant for a decent lunch.

They have the best halal spicy boneless thighs in Queens. Always ask for extra spicy if you get the sweet spicy flavor to make it extra juicy (the one in the picture is how it comes when it's a regular sauce amount). Very nice staff and service. Thanks again.

This place is amazing. Korean take on Japanese dishes. chicken, udon, ramen all great

Worst ever,, I mean Ever in my life. 
5 drum stick for $16, must be good right? 
I never seen any drum sticks like this, it looks like they fried the leftover and it must be. 2 out 5 were just decent meaning it looked like drum stick but skinny ones. It got me so angry I stopped my kids and wife eating these. 
I wish I have pictures before eating them, these are two drums they fried the left over from other customer. If the picture is clear you could see I did not eat any of those. It looked like someone bit off but you will see it doesn't have meat, it's all crust. How a drum stick look like that, it doesn't have meat in the middle, it's a bone that I see. 
The owner should go to hell selling leftovers.

I would give 4.5 stars if I could. Had the fried boneless thighs with sweet chili sauce, spicy beef ramen, and a side order of the fried rice cakes (not pictured). Everything was amazing! The chicken was extra crispy and delicious. The ramen broth was spicy and savory and the noodles were perfectly good. The staff is also wonderful to be around. Would definitely go back to try more dishes.

We serve pork but have a separate Halal menu to avoid cross contamination. Our chicken is Halal. Please ask staff for details.

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