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Food Review: A Bite of New York

Hamza Zakir, Zainab Mohammed, and Safiya Azam
November 4, 2024
Hamza Zakir, Zainab Mohammed, and Safiya Azam

The Sidekick staff writers Hamza Zakir and Zainab Mohammed and staff designer Safiya Azam visited New York Eats, a unique inspired street cart food restaurant located off of Belt Line Road and Regent Road in Irving. The restaurant is a relatively popular essential for Muslim residents and a genuine flavor of New York street cart food brought to the Coppell area.

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About the Contributors
Hamza Zakir
Hamza Zakir, Staff Writer
Hamza is a junior and a staff writer for The Sidekick. He has a passion for writing, and especially enjoys writing about his opinions. When he’s not writing stories, you can find him eating corn, listening to Mitski or playing with his cat “Meatballs”.  You can find him at @hambamzz on Instagram and you can contact him by email at [email protected].
Zainab Mohammed
Zainab Mohammed, Staff Writer
Zainab Mohammed is a sophomore and first year staff writer for The Sidekick. She enjoys listening to true crime podcasts and baking unique recipes. She loves all things savory, including spicy noodles and different types of sushi. She loves to decorate with stickers and often scrapbooks things she finds around a room. Her favorite artists are Keshi, wave to earth, and Gracie Abrams. You can contact her at [email protected] or on Instagram (@zainab_fm)

Safiya Azam
Safiya Azam, Staff Designer

Safiya Azam is a second-year junior on The Sidekick, she loves all forms of journalism from graphics, writing, podcasting, photography and more! When she's not working on a story you can find her thrifting, bingeing shows, or doodling. Contact Safiya at [email protected].