Café Istanbul

The lamb and chicken kababs are delicious. I love their fresh dolmas. Hummus is pretty good. They also have delicious fresh naans, although they\'re not always available. Meat selection is pretty good. Unfortunately, they sometimes don\'t restock frozen things like half hot dogs for weeks, which is disappointing to my kids.

Definitely a blessing to find HALAL DELI MEAT! It isnt the freshly sliced kind but frozen which was still really awsome to find in ABQ. They also have a restaurant portion which has the regular middle eastern kabob and shawarma choices which are pretty good but i wouldnt say its better that Yasmin's Cafe. However, this place sells little tubs of different things like hummus etc which is pretty neat, just wish they sold garlic sauce :( which is my family's fav and would def keep me coming back JUST for it! Overall, this place has a lot but i think it would be cool if they could incorporate a bit more indo/pak culture stuff

Excellent store with good food and great service. They have a huge selection of spices and everything you need to cook delicious and halal meals.

Assalamualaikum, I came a long way from Malaysia...and it's a blessing to find out that there's such a great place to eat halal food...the staffs are very friendly,the food is tasty & you can find a lot of halal groceries as well...I definitely will come back again :D

It's alright

Salm Alikm, I'm from Saudi Arabia, which means I grow up eating Arabic food, and I think the restaurant is very good that could compete with the Saudis' restaurant. Moreover, I goes there at least twice a week.

I eat and shop at this place regularly. The prices are reasonable compared to other stores that carry Halal groceries in Albuquerque. Br. Nasir is the owner and is extremely friendly. The lamb dishes are usually halal but ask for Zabiha before ordering.

They offer halal meat for purchase. Most of the items in the deli are halal. The owners and staff are very friendly, if you have doubt, just ask. :)

Average middle eastern grocery and deli. Since it is the only well-known middle eastern grocery store in Albuquerque area, overpricing is widespread here. You might find expired items frequently, so you need to be careful. Hygene might not be very good. Don't let the name mislead you: This place is not Turkish, it is Palestinian/Lebanese/Jordanian. However, you can find imported products from Turkey in the grocery store.