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Someone pinch me. It feels like a dream but it’s true—Halal Guys is really coming to Manila. I first got wind of the news in late November last year, when a friend sent me a photo of the Halal Guys signage at the Mega Food Hall in SM Megamall. I sent a quick Facebook message to …
New York — Wildly popular food cart chain The Halal Guys is now offering the ingredients to its creamy, seasoned white and hot sauces doused over platters of lamb, chicken and rice. “Everyone had their own idea of how we make our sauces; now we are pointing you in the right direction without giving away …
Under the terms of the deal, Halal Guys of New York has five days to ‘dispose of any signs, banners, promotional or advertising items’ that look like the original Halal Guys signage and branding. There’s peace in the Middle East — in the Middle Eastern food cart wars, that is. The operators of the popular Halal …
SAN FRANCISCO—SF finally has a halal cart these days, but when it comes to meat and rice on a plate, it’s hard to beat NYC’s original Halal Guys. The good news: they’re becoming a chain (they want to be “the Chipotle of Middle Eastern food”), and SF is one of their initial target cities. Pass …
The Halal Guys Some empires are managed from a distance: in corner offices, from cellphones on beaches, under palm fronds while being fanned by servants. Hesham Hegazy, the general manager of the Midtown street-food empire the Halal Guys, prefers sitting by a window at a Starbucks at West 53rd Street and Sixth Avenue, where night …
One of New York City’s most famous street carts, The Halal Guys, is about to go international, reports The New York Times. Fransmart — the franchise consulting firm responsible for taking Five Guys from four units to 1,200 — has signed a deal with The Halal Guys’ foundersMohamed Abouelenein, Ahmed Elsaka, and Abdelbaset Elsayedthat will take their business from street cart fame …
Founders Mohamed Abouelenein and Abdelbaset Elsayed plan a place on the Upper West Side and, with help from a franchiser, an international chain. New York, New York, it’s a halal of a town. So the men behind the wildly popular Halal Guys food carts are opening their first restaurant Saturday, the initial step in the …
So the men behind the wildly popular Halal Guys food carts are opening their first restaurant Saturday, the initial step in the planned worldwide expansion of an operation that started with a lone hot-dog cart in 1990. The eatery, a 20-seat joint on 14th St. in the East Village, will serve a prettified version of …
