Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieSmall, no-frills halal eatery turning out lo mein, fried rice & other typical Chinese dishes.
What to order: Fried Momo · Hot Chicken Wings · General Tso’s ChickenFrom Google Maps reviews.
I’ve had No Pork Halal Kitchen on my list foreverrrr, so since I was in Brooklyn and craving halal Chinese, I had to finally try it — and it definitely hit the spot. First of all, the fried momos were SO good. They were perfectly crispy on the outside and super juicy on the inside. Every bite was flavorful and fresh, not dry at all. You can tell they’re made right because the filling was seasoned really well and still moist. I could’ve easily ordered another plate. The chicken eggroll came out h
We love a descriptive restaurant name. No Pork Halal Kitchen begs very few questions other than what type of food they *do* have. It's a pretty classic neighborhood Chinese takeout spot with lots of American Chinese options and fried foods. I got the string beans with garlic sauce and egg fried rice for $9.75. It was a generous sized portion for the price and the green beans had a nice level of spice. It's cash only so don't even think about writing a check.
Over 1,000 reviews had me wanting to try No Pork Halal Kitchen AND DUDE the hype is real. It’s takeout only with no seating, but it’s right by a train station in Brooklyn so we took the train right back to our apt! Prices are AMAZING, portions are actually insane, and the food is so flavorful. We got the beef broccoli, salt and pepper shrimp, and the Malaysian fried rice and had zero leftovers. I will definitely be coming back!!
From the Sep 18, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.
No working thermometer in the fridge or hot-holding unit.
Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.