“The food itself is just average at best, with any other halal cart being just as good. Adel’s is definitely a tourist trap and not worth trying. I would avoid at all costs.”
H3
5.0/10Middle Eastern
AI-generated summary
Get the , it's the cut people single out. The spicy rice is what regulars say sets it apart, and the chicken is the weak part. The line runs an hour or more, even at 2am. The common verdict is that it beats other carts but is not worth that wait.
“The food itself is just average at best, with any other halal cart being just as good. Adel’s is definitely a tourist trap and not worth trying. I would avoid at all costs.”
H3
“My SO and I love Adels”
H3
“Chicken and lamb are quite tender, although I have a hunch that they use food coloring in their chicken. If you are comparing to Halal Guys, Adels annihilates Halal Guys, even at their peak.”
H3
“Adels has always been better. They had more flavor, veggies, two rices, and more small business vibes! They took care of you with smiles.”
H3
“Although the food quality was decent, it is not significantly better than any other halal food cart around the city.”
H3
“It’s good, but I’d never wait for it. Probably won't go back.”
H2
“it never disappoints and the line was around an hour, so not terrible.”
H2
“very tender meat, excellent rice and sauce. I took this home with 15 minutes wait time before actually eating it and it was still the best of this list.”
H2
“The meat is (expectedly) good and fresh given the amount of turnaround due to how busy it is, but the rice was disappointing.”
H2
“It’s def better than other halal carts.”
H2
“Despite how viral they went and the long lines, at the end of the day, their chicken over rice is one of the best in the city.”
H2
“I do think it's my favorite cart I've had in the city, but just by a small margin.”
H2