Halah Japanese food
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Any 1 noe where can find halah japanese food?? those buffet or ala carte oso can..
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are u a malay?actually japanese food u can order those without pork ma.like tempura etc..
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sakae?
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no..i m helping my malay fren.. she wana try japanese food..bt she is not confident to eat it without the halah logo.. its not juz the pork problem..its oso de way de food is prepared tt they mind..
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so much trouble involved just to find halal japanese food??
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Im sure you could find some in JB or KL.
You can try Geylang Serai.If you find none there,then i'd say your chances are next to 0 finding another anywhere in the island.
I normally advise my Muslim friends to relax the criteria from "Only Halal" to "No pork".They normally comply and thank me for advsing them accordingly.
If not,sure to miss out on loads of great food. -
Halal Japanese Food? simple.. just choose the non-pork items.. simple..cant possibly ask restaurants to give up pork altogether to make it halal.. like Swensons, McDonalds?
and the infamous Banquet -
ur fren old fashion leh... now so many malays eat non halal food like its nothing like tat.....Originally posted by haruki:no..i m helping my malay fren.. she wana try japanese food..bt she is not confident to eat it without the halah logo.. its not juz the pork problem..its oso de way de food is prepared tt they mind.. -
i noe de feeling lah..verrie ma fan and all....
but i tot sometimes...jap food...u noe the soup, they used pork to marinate..... -
There's a halal Japanese restaurant in Orchard Hotel (someone please help me with the name), give it a look. -
ya..its quite mafan..bt no choice la..i've advising my fren to eat more of others le..bt she v tradition de..v strict w de halal ting..anyway thx guys..
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urm, u guys need to find out more abt the word halal
It doesnt mean no pork only. Generally, Muslims can eat only food that are prepared according to the Muslim rites, especially on meat.
Plus not all kind of food can be consumed, such as certain type of seafood, which is one of Japanese main food type.
Besides, some food are not made from pork, but may contain stuff from pork. Remember there is one big hooha in Indonesia when they found out that the MSG Aji-no-moto contains certain extracts from pigs? We wouldnt noe.
As to which type of food is considered halal also vary from country to country. SG's Muis has different definition of halal from Malaysia's one.
Unless your Muslim fren is a liberal Muslim who eat anything that is non pork, otherwise, very hard.
I think Sakae is certified halal. -
hmm..dun tink Sakae is certified halal lei..dey dun haf de halal logo..
any1 noe town area where gt halal food?i mean other than de typical nasi pandang store.. -
No?Originally posted by haruki:hmm..dun tink Sakae is certified halal lei..dey dun haf de halal logo..
any1 noe town area where gt halal food?i mean other than de typical nasi pandang store..
How abt Rex Chicken Rice? Confirmed halal.......
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try the latest PEPPER LUNCH @
1) ngee ann city #b2 (but dont know what unit no.) next to mos burger, opposite yoshinoya.)
2) isetan scotts b1
they served mostly steak so i think it should be halal. catered to singapore's population.
they have beef pepper rice, curry beef pepper rice, combo cut steak and hamburger, hamburger steak with fried egg, cut steak, their special "shimofuri" pepper steak. all set comes with drink and rice. they cook their steak in this unique iron hot plate so that their meat will be tender and juicy. must try! price is from $7 - $13.
personally, i love the Shimofuri Pepper Steak Set. promotion period now its at $13. try it now!! after promotion, will be $15.80. so sad!!!
interesting concept, friendly and outgoing staff, clean and bright eating place. everyone will enjoy and like it! -
[quote]Originally posted by PigletZ:
try the latest PEPPER LUNCH @
1) ngee ann city #b2 (but dont know what unit no.) next to mos burger, opposite yoshinoya.)
just ate there with my friends again today. the unit no is [b]B2-33. -
Glad that u clarified what halal means cos there's a lot of pple out there who dont understand the meaning of it. Its gd that there are more & more eating establishments that are getting the halal cert. esp for converts like me.Originally posted by laurence82:urm, u guys need to find out more abt the word halal
It doesnt mean no pork only. Generally, Muslims can eat only food that are prepared according to the Muslim rites, especially on meat.
Plus not all kind of food can be consumed, such as certain type of seafood, which is one of Japanese main food type.
Besides, some food are not made from pork, but may contain stuff from pork. Remember there is one big hooha in Indonesia when they found out that the MSG Aji-no-moto contains certain extracts from pigs? We wouldnt noe.
As to which type of food is considered halal also vary from country to country. SG's Muis has different definition of halal from Malaysia's one.
Unless your Muslim fren is a liberal Muslim who eat anything that is non pork, otherwise, very hard.
I think Sakae is certified halal.
I stop taking pork & alcohol eversince I converted of cos I needed to get used the idea of not taking pork (esp my fav bahkua). But its not just about not having pork or lard. Like the new foodcourt in Century Sq where they're promoting it as no pork no lard. But so what, I still wont be able to have the chicken or red meat unless I know its sluaghtered & prepared in the halal manner.
some commented to me that its so inconvenient to find halal food. Initially I felt that way cos its still difficult to find certain food eg gd dimsums. But I think the food industry is opening up their eyes now & realise that the muslim market its qt big & it be a loss to not attract these grp of pple.
For me, I dont look out particualrly for halal certified places. Fr eg I eat at Jack's place cos I've made enquires & they have informed that their meat are halal. But they cant have the halal cert cos they serve wine.
In the long run, I hope to be more particular though & hope that there'l be more eating establishments with halal cert.
Kudos to those establishments that have become certified halal! -
Well been to KL recently, and found out that they actually have certain classes for resturants, just like our hygiene level, regarding the halal standard of the resturant. There is like class A, B and M....I think... couldn't remember correctly. Think it would be good that Singapore adpot such a class system intead of just putting up a halal sign.Originally posted by SAHM76:Glad that u clarified what halal means cos there's a lot of pple out there who dont understand the meaning of it. Its gd that there are more & more eating establishments that are getting the halal cert. esp for converts like me.
I stop taking pork & alcohol eversince I converted of cos I needed to get used the idea of not taking pork (esp my fav bahkua). But its not just about not having pork or lard. Like the new foodcourt in Century Sq where they're promoting it as no pork no lard. But so what, I still wont be able to have the chicken or red meat unless I know its sluaghtered & prepared in the halal manner.
some commented to me that its so inconvenient to find halal food. Initially I felt that way cos its still difficult to find certain food eg gd dimsums. But I think the food industry is opening up their eyes now & realise that the muslim market its qt big & it be a loss to not attract these grp of pple.
For me, I dont look out particualrly for halal certified places. Fr eg I eat at Jack's place cos I've made enquires & they have informed that their meat are halal. But they cant have the halal cert cos they serve wine.
In the long run, I hope to be more particular though & hope that there'l be more eating establishments with halal cert.
Kudos to those establishments that have become certified halal!