Indawo yokudlela
Kababish
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A snug go-to for Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi carry-out. I've had late-night lamb kebabs that were so spicy I had to pace my breathing. I've had the halwa puri for breakfast–sweet semolina mixed with savory fried dough and spicy, crunchy chickpeas. People love the kebab roll. They use coal for the oven, giving your kebabs extra char flavor. If you want to eat something shock-worthy, try the goat brain masala—which might make you crazy addicted.
Indawo
70-64 Broadway
Queens, NY
Jackson Heights
Amacebiso avela kubantu bendawo
This little takeout spot churns out some of the tastiest food from the subcontinent. The steam table fare is usually popular, but I'm a fan of the bihari kababs, but the easiest, most portable items are their kabab rolls, wrapped in freshly baked nan.