Halal Cart SF

Amazing!!!On MWF Days this Carr is at the Oakland International AirPort!!!It is An Amazing Oasis of Gourmet Food!!!The Proprietor is very nice and Very Passionate about Her Food !!!I checked out her Cart Yesterday and was impressed with how Clean it was and her safe food handling techniques!!!!I ordered her Halal Chicken Plate!!!It had very Generous Portions!!!The Balsamic Rice was topped with Shredded Cheese and That was topped with Well Seasoned Halal Chicken!!!A piece of Fresh Naan Bread comes with it !!!!It was Simply Delicious!!! I Savored Every Bite!!!I will Definitely Return!!!This is a Baller On a Budget Approved Establishment!!!See you there!!!

Getting nostalgic about all the street meat carts I used to eat from in NYC back in the day. Though I vaguely recall combos costing like $5 back then, whereas it's $17 for a similar portion in San Francisco today. But it's good eating and you're bound to have a little leftover to snack on for dinner.Combo Rice - Extra Meat: Fluffy yellow long grain rice that doesn't clump together is such a nice base. The chicken is pull apart tender and nicely spiced. The gyro is kinda like that generic loaf you get all over the place, but the fact that they give it in the form of ground meat, instead of slices, is a nice change. Then the sauce. Love that tangy white sauce with herbs. Was super psyched to see the fresh creamy green sauce too. And that spicy red sauce adds a nice tang. The veggies were just enough to add some freshness, but not overwhelming. They actually taste better than the limp lettuce I remember from the NYC carts, probably because California produce is great.Falafel Wrap: This is very hearty of vegetarian! Lots of falafels, all of which are thick. Nice grainy chickpea batter and some whole chicken peas in the mix for each deep fried nugget. Kinda basic pita with falafels, veggies and white sauce. Really like the green sauce and spicy red sauce offered on the side.

$13.80 for the combo (chicken and lamb) over rice. bring cash, there's a credit/debit card fee! although i paid with a $20, and they gave me $5 back... so you can't escape a sneaky additional charge either way i guess. that was a bit off-putting for me in the moment. the chicken was tender, but lamb was dry in my opinion. don't forget to add your sauces!! i tried the mint sauce and extra spicy, which didn't seem spicy to me, but i also played it safe and didn't add a lot after hearing mixed reviews. i went after the lunch rush, so service was quick.

I believe This is the same Halal cart from WAY back when, pre pandemic. There were like 3 carts all spread out in the Fidi. When I used to work downtown, this would be my number ONE go to spot and it always hit the SPOT. Super better than the Halal Guys (no shade just saying!) back then they didn't even give out the to go sauce containers. First tried them out in 2015 and they probably were there before that! Right across from 455 Market Street where I worked. I always get the combo over rice and a chicken gyro with HELLA white sauce! I love their spicy sauce but beware it's hottttt!!! And they have a green sauce now which is a cilantro creamy sauce! I love it. So glad they're back. Love you guys!!! p.s. bring cash! But they do accept Apple Pay. And if you have a CC, small fee for $1.50.

Fast service. Great food! Tons of sauces you can add after you receive your food. BBQ, mild spicy, very spicy, yogurt sauce, greenish yogurt sauce. Provided napkins and utensils. Will be back!

The delicious food brings a taste and visual enjoyment, the overall environment is clean and sanitary, and the service is also very good. This is a rare experience. The store is doing very well. Customers who like the food here should not miss it

Watch out if you're paying by card. The $1.50 credit card fee is charged per item, it's not just a one time fee to use the card.

More evidence that the world is healing after the pandemic - the Halal Cart is back!I got my old favorite (lamb over rice, no salad, doused in white sauce, with a hint of red sauce) and it hit the spot!The only downside is the post-pandemic inflation prices- $15 for a plate!

On my way to the office, I saw a new NYC-style halal food cart that I've never seen before, so I knew I had to give it a try. I'm obsessed with NYC food carts, so to see one pop up was really cool. Located on Market St, near Salesforce Park, this unassuming cart offers gyros and my favorite chicken over rice. Being that it was it was my first time, I had to get the combo meat platter which was $15. Luckily I had cash, because there is an extra fee for using credit/debit. I thought the chicken was the star of the show, Really juicy, flavorful and the rice they had tasted super fresh. The gyro meat wasn't my fav, so next time around I would go for all chicken. The have their white sauce and red sauce that you add on yourself. They have a sign that says their red sauce is spicy, but I didn't find that to be the case. As someone who loves really spicy (like the ones in NYC), I was bummed it wasn't burn my mouth hot. If they add an extra spicy sauce, I'd be down to try that. The portion size was pretty good and plenty for a big appetite like myself.Fidi doesn't have as many options as it once did, plenty of chain food spots, so to see a new local place open up like Halal Cart SF, makes this a welcome addition to the area. Halal Cart will definitely be on the rotation for office days for me because the service is quick, the food is tasty, portion sizes are good, and most importantly, it's affordable by city standards.

Yesterday, I decided to forgo my usual in-office lunch of Cheerios and Diet CokeCoke, and down to The Halal Cart. Service was quick and the gyro wrap was a generous portion (more than I needed, in fact). The flavor was above average from my experience at other halal carts (mostly in NYC). The price was reasonable- they take cards for a fee of $1.50. This is offset by the absence of the guilt-tipping machines that most other places have. "This is gonna ask you a couple questions. Overall, I'll be back.