“I mean, can't beat that for the price. Obviously it's going to taste a bit like meat paste. But add some white sauce and seriously you can't even get a hot dog for that price most days anymore.”
H2
5.4/10Middle Eastern
AI-generated summary
People go for the $3.25 platter. Fans say the are excellent, especially with green sauce, and that the chicken platter beats the mutton. Others say it's basic chain halal that doesn't come close to the serious carts, and a few question the meat at that price. Cheap and decent, not a destination.
“I mean, can't beat that for the price. Obviously it's going to taste a bit like meat paste. But add some white sauce and seriously you can't even get a hot dog for that price most days anymore.”
H2
“$3.25 sounds fair for this mutton and rice”
H2
“It’s surprising not terrible. Tastes like any other Halal in the city that isn’t “known for being good”.”
H2
“Ok the chicken one def looks better”
H2
“Shah’s is the most basic chain halal there is. It’s decent, but doesn’t approach any of the serious carts in the city”
H2
“Can’t imagine meat at that price point is high quality.”
H2
“Shahs is a banger. It’s a chain with a few spots in Queens as well. The fries are some of the best I’ve ever had, get them with green sauce too.”
H2
“Questionable rice, old lettuce, chunks of dead rat, and a couple of fries. Can't beat it for $3.25.”
H2
“Love my neighborhood Shah’s - and love my neighborhood! Inwood is worth a visit, and the shahs at 207 is consistent, delicious, and generous with white sauce!”
H2
“That is not meat you wanna be eating if it’s that cheap 🤢”
H2
“Ok the chicken one def looks better”
H2
“At least they not boiling their chicken like Halal guys”
H2