Halal Dal

Lively spot with Bollywood music and a NYC mural sets a fun mood. Serves reasonably priced halal Indian food with authentic flavors. Yellow dal is mildly spiced and tasty, but dal makhni is unusual with no gravy and a nail inside.

Offers reasonably priced halal Indian food with great flavor. Popular among those seeking authentic halal options.

Yellow dal comes mildly spiced and tasty. Dal makhni lacks gravy and contains a nail, which is unusual.

Small, stylish room with white linen decor and fresh cut roses on tables creates a cozy, classy atmosphere that feels intimate without being stuffy. Well-crafted cocktails and thoughtful menu choices complement the inviting, relaxed vibe. Owner involvement adds a personal touch to the experience.

Creamy and comforting, the dal makhani stands out as a rich, flavorful dish. It pairs well with rice and naan, offering a satisfying vegetarian option.

Indian restaurant offers halal meat with clear communication from staff. Dal dishes shine, especially the dal tadka with fresh, simple flavors. Elegant decor with hand-painted murals and unique Indian-inspired cocktails create a warm atmosphere for a relaxing evening.

Meat served here is halal, making it suitable for Muslims. Staff clearly communicate the halal status of the food.

Fresh and simple with the tadka on point, the dal tadka stands out for its clear flavors. Dal Makhani also appears as a rich option alongside other dishes like biryani and butter chicken.

Small space with intimate setting and authentic Indian decor creates a cozy vibe. Offers halal Indian food with clear options, perfect for halal seekers. Dal dishes like dal makhni shine with rich, creamy flavors alongside popular chicken choices.

Offers halal Indian food with clear options. Worth the trip for those seeking halal meals in the area.

Dal dishes include dal makhni made with black lentils, slow-cooked with fresh cream and butter, offering a bright and slightly sweet flavor. Dal tadka also appears as a common choice alongside various chicken dishes.

Cozy Indian spot offers halal food with a fresh tarka dal that shines. Open windows and outdoor seating create a warm atmosphere perfect for quiet chats. No air conditioning, but natural breeze keeps it comfortable.

All food served here is halal. Staff confirm the menu meets halal standards consistently.

Fresh and very tasty tarka dal stands out alongside rich and comforting tadka dal. Dishes like dal sag and pumpkin chana add variety and flavor.

Small, cozy Indian restaurant with Bollywood-themed decor and vibrant music that creates an upbeat atmosphere. Seating is limited, giving it a takeout-style feel while maintaining a welcoming vibe. The place attracts those seeking authentic Indian street food with bold flavors.

Most meat options come as halal, with all chicken dishes halal except for chicken tikka and chicken tandoori.

Yellow dal stands out with a rich flavor that feels more vibrant than typical versions. Dal pairs well with rice and paratha, making combos like the Paneer Bhurji platter satisfying and balanced.

Spacious interior with traditional charm and soundproofing that blocks city noise creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Comfortable seating and Indian music fill the space, making it suitable for dates or family nights. The environment feels like a calm retreat where time slows down amid urban chaos.

Creamy lentil curries simmer with butter and spices for rich flavor. Dal dishes include Dal Makhani and dal with paneer bhurji, both tasting authentic and comforting.

Small, cozy restaurant offers ambient lighting and private seating that create a peaceful, authentic vibe. The space feels clean and comfortable with a friendly, quiet atmosphere. Air conditioning keeps the environment pleasant throughout visits.

Dal makhni features a rich, creamy texture with a deep, savory flavor. It pairs well with garlic naan and appears alongside dishes like chicken vindaloo and paneer tikka masala.

South Asian art and Halal drinks create a warm, family-friendly vibe with a quiet patio and arcade games. Dal tadka is a kid-friendly hit, while dal poori pairs well with butter paneer for variety. Bangladeshi music adds to the hip design and welcoming energy.

Drinks are 100% Halal and Non-alcoholic. Food follows Halal standards with no beer or liquor served.

Dal tadka stands out as a kid-friendly option, enjoyed even by toddlers alongside rice. Dal poori offers a different take, paired with dishes like butter paneer for variety.

Small restaurant with modern yet cozy decor and soft ambient lighting creates an intimate and inviting atmosphere. Authentic Indian spices scent the air while Bollywood songs play quietly in the background. Staff adapt quickly to group needs, enhancing the relaxed and friendly vibe.

Offers Halal Indian dishes with clear adherence to Halal standards. The Halal aspect is present but not prominently advertised.

Dal makhani stands out with rich, creamy texture. Other options like dal tadka and dal puri offer solid variety and flavor.