Three Pyramids Halal Cart

This halal cart tastes better than the one across across the street. My friends and i tried both at the same time and compared them. This one is noticeably better tasting. Better seasoned rice and meat.

This chicken and rice cart is the best one I have tried… It beats out the Halal guys’ landmark cart by a long shot. Not only are the lines not too long, they cook the chicken where it is juicy, flavorful, and just a mouthful of goodness.

I HAVE COMPARED BOTH CARTS IN THE INTERSECTION OF 86TH ST AND 5TH AVE. THIS ONE *PYRAMID* IS BETTER. WHY?
YES, finally a good halal cart in Brooklyn, because I was getting tired of traveling all the way to Manhattan for the Halal guys, which lately have been a little disappointing (small and not as tasty plus wait in line and the parking, basically nonexistent) And also because we have it in Cali now.
This is unfortunately the cart with no lines. The cart people think is not good! So I decided to try BOTH CARTS at the same time and see for myself. (we were 7 and pretty experienced in halal eating haha) And honestly, this one was tastier, with better rice (yellower, better seasoned) and softer meats, than the other one. Me and my friends agreed too. It was definitely tastier. The only bad thing is that they don’t have pita bread with the mix combo (also $ 6).
I truly hope they do well, because sometimes we are too blind and too close minded to experience new things. Just because there was no line doesn’t mean it is not good.
TRY IT, if you don’t like it, tell them and tell me why.

Some of the best halal I’ve ever had in my life! That’s saying alot considering how many halal carts I’ve visited in my life in NYC. They serve the usual lamb or chicken over yellow rice, but in my case and what I highly recommend is to order the combo lamb AND chicken over yellow rice with barbeque sauce. Yes, the key to it all has always been barbeque sauce! Like most halal customers, I used to order the white sauce and hot sauce on top of my rice dish, but Three Pyramids has completely changed my philosophy of what sauce to add on top.
In addition, their halal dishes come with crinkled French fries inside! How awesome is that?! That was definitely a first for me when I first ordered here. And of course another great thing is that they are open late into the wee hours for those looking for a late night snack.

I absolutely love halal food and this is the place.
I’ve tried so many places but i keep going back to this spot. The one in front of Chase on 86^th and 5^th avenue is my spot when I’m craving Halal.
Although I’m extremely far from Bayridge, EVERY time I’m there, i can NOT leave without a plate of lamb over rice. THE ABSOLUTE BEST.
the people are so friendly! thats always a plus, everytime I go, I ask them if the meat is halal and we all have a good laugh. Corny but puts a smile on everyones face.
The meat is soo fresh, ALWAYS! And they make it just the way you like it.
I’m super picky about my food and they follow every guideline you set them.
I was there tonight and he even gave me a free snapple! They’re so kind!
My favorite halal food in New York hands down. I would definitely highly recommend everyone. I even bring my friends, everytime. Everyone loves it! I hope you do too.
But definitely try, you’ll be missing out. I promise.

This particular corner –in the thickest part of the Bay Ridge commercial drag – boasts one of the best local food-​carts. Three Pyramids! Hot, filling, spicy. Extra hot sauce? Yes. Extra white sauce? Yes. Clean – the guys are never without plastic gloves as they go about their work. Cheerful and friendly duo. They are on duty every night without fail.
Now, there’s several similar-​menu carts in the area; (gyro, lamb, chicken, sausage, rice, kabob, etc) but even with the strong competition on the same intersection –and not to even mention, the stiff challenge from ‘Pizza Wagon’ just steps away – this truck holds its own and even shines.
I like it first of all because the line is usually not as long as some of the others, you don’t have to stand jostling with the same bunch of street-​scum and riff-​raff which throngs the nearest other cart across the street.
Orders are whipped up speedily – perhaps, (again) because the lines are not as long. Orders are generous and heaping. They do burgers and sausage (unlike some carts which omit these).
The meat is always tender and the tomatoes always fresh.
Best menu item: the ‘chicken cheesesteak’. Served on a hero roll. Its enormous, zesty, stomach-​filling. Perfect on a bitter-​cold night.