Homecrest
Ave U
1240 Ave UBrooklyn, NY 11229
Halal Uzbek Kitchen Brooklyn, New York
Skewers cooked over live charcoal, lagman noodles pulled by hand, and non straight out of the tandoor. Three Brooklyn addresses, one kitchen.
The Kitchen
Shashlik House NYC is a halal Uzbek kitchen in south Brooklyn. Skewers go on when you order them, over real charcoal, and come out with the edges caught and the fat rendered the way a kebab house is supposed to do it.
Alongside the grill there is lagman pulled by hand into a spiced broth, manti folded and steamed to order, samsa from the oven, and non that arrives still warm from the tandoor. Order achichuk and bread with your skewers — the servers will tell you to, and they are right.
Three addresses across Homecrest and Midwood run the same menu from the same kitchen, and you can order delivery or pickup through UzEats — call the branch nearest you to order ahead.
From the Grill
A short list of what regulars order. The full catalogue of 99 dishes lives on the menu page.
Hand-pulled noodles in a rich beef and vegetable broth.
Ribs straight off the charcoal, served with raw onion.
A mixed charcoal platter for two. Scales up to twelve as the Mega Fiest.
The Room
Exposed brick, a chapan on the wall, and a chilled case of skewers by the counter so you can see what is going on the grill. Come in for dinner, call ahead for pickup, or bring everyone — the Mega Fiest XL tray feeds ten to twelve.
What to expect
Every skewer goes over real coals when you order it — lamb chops, lula, ribs, chicken, liver and beef.
A halal kitchen end to end. Every meat item on the menu is halal, with no separate list to check.
Ave U, Ave P and Coney Island Ave all cook the same list, so you get the same plate whichever door you walk through.
Find us
Walk in, or call ahead and collect. Hours can shift by branch, so ring the one you are heading to if it is late.
Homecrest
Midwood
Midwood
Good to know
Still unsure about something? Call (929) 420-9476 and ask.
Three. 1240 Ave U in Homecrest, 407 Ave P in Midwood, and 1273 Coney Island Ave. All three serve the same menu from the same kitchen.
Generally 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. Hours can vary by location, so call the branch you are heading to before a late visit.
Yes. Shashlik House NYC is a halal Uzbek and Central Asian kitchen, and every meat item on the menu is halal.
Yes. The Mix Fiest platters are portioned for one to five people, and the Mega Fiest platters scale up to twelve. Call the location directly to arrange a large order.
Get in touch
Catering, large orders, or anything else — send a note and we will come back to you.
Open daily · 11 AM – 11 PM