The Best Halal Sushi Restaurants in NYC & Long Island

4.3

Tokyo Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi

4.3

Zaza Japan Asian Sushi & Hibachi

If you're looking for fresh sushi and hibachi on Long Island, Zaza Japan in East Northport is your spot. This family-friendly Japanese restaurant nails the fundamentals—pristine sashimi, perfectly rolled California rolls, and those theatrical hibachi moments where your chicken and teriyaki get charred to perfection right before your eyes. The menu spans everything you'd want from a solid Asian sushi bar: crispy gyoza, silky udon noodles, and enough variety to keep regulars coming back whether they're grabbing a quick lunch or settling in for dinner. Fresh ingredients, fair pricing, and a 4.3-star rating speak for themselves. It's unpretentious and genuinely satisfying.

4.3

Jade Eatery And Lounge

If you're hunting for a restaurant that actually delivers on the Asian fusion promise, Jade Eatery in Forest Hills might be your spot. Tucked into a cobblestone square near the LIRR station, this place takes its vibe seriously—serene koi pond, Buddha statue, inspirational quotes on the walls. But the zen decor doesn't mean the kitchen is playing it safe. You can pivot from California Rolls to Chicken Tikka to Pad Thai without things feeling scattered. Their Sushi Pizza is legitimately creative, and the Calcutta Chicken is the kind of signature dish that keeps people coming back. Late-night groups, date nights, bigger parties—Jade handles all of it. The cocktails are solid, the bar's lively on weekends, and this place actually lives up to being a Forest Hills hidden gem.

4.1

HAKA

On Long Island looking for legit pan-Asian? HAKA in Hicksville is exactly that. This glamorous, buzzing space serves a menu that bounces between Chicken Tikka Masala, fiery Chili Chicken, silky Pad Thai, and crispy spring rolls—basically all the hits. Order Drums of Heaven if you want theater, load up on Hakka Noodles for comfort, hit the sushi rolls if you're feeling it. The vibe is high-energy and vibrant, the kind of place that gets loud and fun. It's fast casual but doesn't feel rushed, perfect for grabbing takeout or settling in for a longer meal. Late-night hours mean it's your go-to when you can't decide what you want—because HAKA's got everything.